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Made in the EU. The "HejKaren™" European products reflect Europe's longstanding commitment to craftsmanship, innovation, sustainability, and ethical production, making them a top choice for discerning consumers worldwide. These products are typically made entirely in Europe, adhering to strict quality control standards and ethical production practices.

 

Printed Panache Crop Tee
17,82 EUR - 21,16 EUR

 

 

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Elevate your wardrobe with our stunning All-Over Print Crop Tee, designed for those who dare to stand out with distinctive styles. Meticulously crafted for the perfect fit, this tee features a vibrant all-over pattern that's sure to capture attention wherever you go. Whether you're out enjoying a day with friends or simply lounging in style, this piece is an essential addition to your collection.

• Fabric composition: 96% polyester, 4% spandex

• Fabric weight: 6.34 oz./yd² (215 g/m²)

• Premium knit mid-weight jersey** for durability and comfort

• Smooth, comfortable 2-way stretch** for ease of movement

• Regular fit** that flatters every figure

• Sustainably sourced blank product components** from local suppliers in each region

Make this tee your go-to choice for effortless style and unmatched comfort!

 

SHOP WITH ATTITUDE:

SUPPORT DEMOCRACY IN YOUR COUNTRY FOR THE BEST QUALITY OF LIFE

Quality of life encompasses not just essential needs such as access to food, housing, quality education, health care, and employment, but also intangibles like job security, political stability, individual freedom, and environmental quality. Countries that prioritize these factors are perceived as treating their citizens well throughout all stages of life.

The U.S. has experienced significant turmoil and instability since the presidency of Donald Trump, who has been criticized for aligning with Putin, and is now considered to be off the list of thriving democracies. It is well understood that only democracies can truly prosper and offer their people freedom.

Abraham Lincoln is credited with popularizing the phrase "government of the people, by the people, for the people." In contrast, countries like Russia and North Korea rank among the worst in terms of quality of life and are also excluded from this list, much like the U.S. has been.

 

BEST COUNTRIES TO LIVE IN

Denmark

The Kingdom of Denmark, founded in the 10th century, proudly encompasses the stunning North Atlantic island nations of the Faroe Islands and Greenland. Alongside its Nordic neighbors, Sweden and Norway, Denmark is a vital part of Scandinavia, a culturally rich region in Northern Europe.

GDP
$404 billion

GDP PER CAPITA, PPP
$76,688

POPULATION
5.95 million

 

Sweden

The Kingdom of Sweden, nestled between Norway to the west and the shimmering Baltic Sea to the east, occupies a prominent position on the Scandinavian Peninsula and ranks among the largest nations in the European Union by land area. With its capital city, Stockholm, founded in the 16th century, Sweden's rich history is marked by significant border disputes throughout the Middle Ages, which ultimately laid the foundation for the modern nation we know today.

GDP
$593 billion

GDP PER CAPITA, PPP
$70,207

POPULATION
10.5 million

 

Switzerland

Switzerland, officially known as the Swiss Confederation, is a captivating nation nestled in Central Europe, spanning 16,000 square miles of breathtaking glacier-carved Alps, stunning lakes, and picturesque valleys. Renowned as one of the wealthiest countries in the world, Switzerland stands out not only for its prosperity but also for its longstanding tradition of neutrality, making it a unique and influential player on the global stage.

GDP
$885 billion

GDP PER CAPITA, PPP
$92,980

POPULATION
8.85 million

 

Norway

The Kingdom of Norway stands as the westernmost gem of the Scandinavian Peninsula, characterized by its stunning mountainous landscape. Most of its population is concentrated in the vibrant south, where the capital, Oslo, serves as a cultural and economic hub. Norway boasts a breathtaking coastline adorned with thousands of miles of dramatic fjords, serene bays, and picturesque islands. This rugged beauty has shaped a rich maritime culture, steeped in history, as Norwegians became renowned for their seafaring prowess during the Viking era, boldly establishing settlements in distant lands like Iceland and Greenland.

GDP
$486 billion

GDP PER CAPITA, PPP
$104,460

POPULATION
5.52 million

 

Canada

Canada occupies nearly two-fifths of the North American continent, making it the second-largest country in the world, surpassed only by Russia. Despite its vast territory, Canada boasts a relatively sparse population of 35.5 million, with the majority residing within 125 miles of the U.S. border. The breathtaking wilderness that stretches across the northern regions is not just a geographical feature but a cornerstone of Canadian identity. Coupled with a longstanding reputation for warmly welcoming immigrants, Canada embodies a spirit of inclusivity and natural beauty that resonates deeply with its residents and visitors alike.

GDP
$2.14 trillion

GDP PER CAPITA, PPP
$61,582

POPULATION
40.1 million

 

Finland

Geography profoundly shapes the history and culture of Nordic Finland, one of the northernmost countries on the planet. Nestled between Scandinavia, Russia, the Baltic Sea, and the Gulf of Bothnia, Finland's expansive landscapes of dense forests and open terrain serve as a vital northern gateway bridging the West and East. This unique geographical positioning not only enhances its natural beauty but also enriches its cultural tapestry.

GDP
$300 billion

GDP PER CAPITA, PPP
$65,061

POPULATION
5.58 million

 

Germany

Germany, the most populous nation in the European Union, boasts one of the world's largest and most dynamic economies, solidifying its position as a key player on the global stage since reunification. This Central European powerhouse shares borders with nine countries, offering a diverse landscape that transitions from the expansive northern plains, which stretch to the North and Baltic Seas, to the breathtaking Bavarian Alps in the south.

GDP
$4.46 trillion

GDP PER CAPITA, PPP
$69,338

POPULATION
84.5 million

 

Australia

The Commonwealth of Australia spans the vast Australian continent and includes several islands, with Tasmania the most prominent. For over 40,000 years, Indigenous peoples have called this land home, embodying a rich cultural heritage long before the arrival of British settlers in the 18th century.

GDP
$1.72 trillion

GDP PER CAPITA, PPP
$69,115

POPULATION
26.6 million

 

Netherlands

Nestled on the western coast of Europe, the Netherlands is a captivating coastal lowland adorned with iconic windmills that reflect its rich relationship with water. This enchanting country is traversed by three major European rivers—the Rhine, Meuse, and Schelde—which flow from neighboring Germany and Belgium into its bustling ports, highlighting its vital role in regional trade and transportation.

GDP
$1.12 trillion

GDP PER CAPITA, PPP
$78,215

POPULATION
17.9 million

 

New Zealand

New Zealand, a stunning island nation nestled in the Pacific Ocean southeast of Australia, is a vibrant tapestry woven from British and Polynesian influences. The early Maori settlers, the nation's original guardians, relinquished their sovereignty to British colonizers through the Treaty of Waitangi in 1840, paving the way for an influx of European settlers. Today, approximately 70 percent of Kiwis—derived from the name of the country's beloved native flightless bird—are of European descent. However, a powerful resurgence of pride among the Maori, who represent around 14 percent of the population, is transforming the social landscape as longstanding grievances regarding their homeland are finally gaining the attention they deserve.

GDP
$253 billion

GDP PER CAPITA, PPP
$54,110

POPULATION
5.22 million

 

United Kingdom

The United Kingdom is a highly developed nation with significant influence on the international stage across the economic, political, scientific, and cultural realms. Situated off the northwest coast of Europe, it encompasses the island of Great Britain—home to England, Scotland, and Wales—as well as the northern part of the island of Ireland. As the UK navigates its post-European Union landscape, it faces critical questions about its global role and the policies shaping its relationship with the eurozone.

GDP
$3.34 trillion

GDP PER CAPITA, PPP
$58,906

POPULATION
68.4 million

 

Austria

Austria stands as a vibrant tapestry of culture and a high-income parliamentary democracy, serving as the headquarters for numerous significant international organizations. Nestled in the heart of Central Europe, the contemporary Austrian state has been profoundly shaped by the transformative forces of the two world wars in the 20th century. Its historical legacy and strategic location make it a pivotal player on the global stage.

GDP
$516 billion

GDP PER CAPITA, PPP
$73,751

POPULATION
9.13 million

 

Belgium

The Kingdom of Belgium is a vibrant and sophisticated country located in Western Europe, bordered by the Netherlands, Germany, Luxembourg, France, and the North Sea. Renowned for its exquisite beer, decadent chocolate, and stunning castles, Belgium boasts a rich cultural tapestry with Dutch, French, and German as its official languages. This small yet highly developed nation stands as a testament to urban dynamism and historical charm.

GDP
$632 billion

GDP PER CAPITA, PPP
$70,456

POPULATION
11.8 million

 

Japan

Japan, a leading beacon of literacy and technological innovation, stands out as a remarkable East Asian nation composed of four primary islands. Despite its mountainous terrain and lush woodlands, approximately 126 million people thrive in a vibrant urban environment. Deeply rooted in cultural exchanges with its neighboring countries, Japan masterfully intertwines its ancient traditions with contemporary Western influences, creating a unique and dynamic society that captivates the world.

GDP
$4.21 trillion

GDP PER CAPITA, PPP
$50,207

POPULATION
125 million

 

Ireland

The Republic of Ireland is a captivating island nation nestled in the Atlantic Ocean, bordered to the east by the Irish Sea that separates it from Britain. Often called the Emerald Isle, it boasts lush, verdant landscapes that reflect its cultural heritage. Known for its vibrant traditions and bustling pub atmosphere, Ireland also carries a profound historical narrative shaped by its quest for independence. The nation occupies five-sixths of the island of Ireland, with the remaining sixth comprising Northern Ireland, a part of the United Kingdom. Following a fierce struggle for independence and a civil war in the early 20th century, Ireland emerged as a sovereign republic in 1949, solidifying its identity on the world stage.

GDP
$546 billion

GDP PER CAPITA, PPP
$127,623

POPULATION
5.26 million

 

France

France's influence on the world is nothing short of remarkable, both historically and in the present day. Nestled in Western Europe, France is among the oldest nations, with a global reach that spans science, politics, economics, and, most significantly, culture. Beginning in the Middle Ages, France transformed from a kingdom into an empire and ultimately into a republic, pioneering the advocacy for individual rights. Its legacy continues to shape societies worldwide, underscoring its status as a pivotal force in global progress.

GDP
$3.03 trillion

GDP PER CAPITA, PPP
$61,157

POPULATION
68.2 million

 

Luxembourg

The Grand Duchy of Luxembourg stands out as a captivating gem in Western Europe, a landlocked country embraced by the lush landscapes of Belgium to the west, France to the south, and Germany to the east. With one of the smallest yet highly affluent governments in the world, Luxembourg exemplifies both elegance and prosperity. Its enchanting forests and rolling hills are adorned with magnificent castles and historic churches, creating a picturesque backdrop that tells the story of its rich heritage.

GDP
$85.8 billion

GDP PER CAPITA, PPP
$143,341

POPULATION
669 thousand

 

Spain

In 1492, several independent kingdoms united to forge the Kingdom of Spain, creating a vibrant cultural tapestry that continues to influence the nation's dynamic identity today. Spanning a significant portion of the Iberian Peninsula, which it shares with Portugal on the southwestern edge of Europe, Spain also embraces the stunning Balearic Islands in the Mediterranean, the picturesque Canary Islands in the Atlantic Ocean, and two strategic enclaves in North Africa. This rich mosaic of history and geography positions Spain as a unique and compelling player on the world stage.

GDP
$1.58 trillion

GDP PER CAPITA, PPP
$52,779

POPULATION
48.4 million

 

Iceland

Iceland, a stunning island nation situated in the North Atlantic, captivates with its breathtaking natural wonders, including majestic volcanoes and soothing hot springs. Nestled to the northwest of Denmark's autonomous territory of Greenland, this Nordic gem is renowned not only for its dramatic landscapes but also for its unique cultural heritage and vibrant history. Althing, Iceland's supreme national parliament, is the oldest democratic parliament in the world (founded in 930).

GDP
$31.0 billion

GDP PER CAPITA, PPP
$77,567

POPULATION
394 thousand

 

Portugal

Rising boldly from the Atlantic Ocean at the edge of the Iberian Peninsula and bordered by Spain to the east, Portugal is a nation with a profound sense of adventure and discovery. Its rich history is anchored in exploration, beginning with visionary leaders who, after overthrowing the Celtic and Moorish inhabitants in the 12th century, set their sights on expanding their kingdom well beyond the continent's confines.

GDP
$287 billion

GDP PER CAPITA, PPP
$48,759

POPULATION
10.5 million

 

Italy

Italy, a captivating country in south-central Europe, features borders that elegantly extend into the stunning Mediterranean Sea, forming a distinctive boot shape. With its rich history, exquisite cuisine, and breathtaking landscapes, Italy draws more than 40 million tourists each year who seek to experience its allure. Home to Mount Etna, the tallest and most active volcano in Europe, Italy also uniquely encompasses two independent nations within its borders: the Vatican City and San Marino, adding to its remarkable charm and cultural significance.

GDP
$2.25 trillion

GDP PER CAPITA, PPP
$58,755

POPULATION
58.8 million

 

Singapore

Established as a British trading colony in the 19th century, Singapore has transformed into a dynamic metropolis in Southeast Asia, proudly hosting one of the globe's busiest ports. The majority of its 5.7 million residents inhabit the capital island, surrounded by a network of vibrant smaller islands that together define this remarkable city-state. With a remarkably high gross domestic product per capita and consistently low unemployment rates, Singapore stands out as one of the wealthiest nations in the world, embodying a shining example of economic success and resilience.

GDP
$501 billion

GDP PER CAPITA, PPP
$141,500

POPULATION
5.92 million

 

Poland

Poland, a vibrant nation at the heart of Europe, boasts a rich history and culture forged over centuries of conflict and resilience. The Christian Kingdom of Poland was officially established in 1025, and by the mid-16th century, the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth emerged as one of the largest and most influential entities on the continent. However, in the late 18th century, this proud nation faced partition at the hands of its neighboring powers. After a turbulent century, Poland briefly regained its independence following World War I. Tragically, in 1939, Nazi Germany and the Soviet Union invaded, triggering the harrowing events of World War II and marking a dark chapter in Polish history.

GDP
$811 billion

GDP PER CAPITA, PPP
$49,464

POPULATION
36.7 million

 

South Korea

South Korea, officially known as the Republic of Korea, is a vibrant nation located in eastern Asia, occupying the southern portion of the Korean Peninsula. Its history is marked by significant conflict and resilience. Following liberation from Japanese occupation in 1945 at the conclusion of World War II, South Korea faced a grave challenge when it was invaded by communist forces from the north just a few years later. The three-year war, pivotal in shaping the region's future, saw the intervention of the United Nations, which played a crucial role in not only ending the hostilities but also supporting South Korea's journey toward democracy. Today, a stark division persists along the peninsula's center, a lasting reminder of the complex and painful history that continues to define relations between the two nations.

GDP
$1.71 trillion

GDP PER CAPITA, PPP
$54,033

POPULATION
51.7 million

 

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