heavyweight
Heavyweight recycled cotton sweatshirt
Organic Cotton
Environmentally Friendly Dye
Recycled Cotton
We created this cozy thick textured sweatshirt using a recycled and organic cotton mix of the highest quality. We combined woven organic and recycled cotton to achieve the soft hand feel and comfortable fit of the heavyweight recycled cotton sweatshirt. The cotton used in this sweatshirt was either recycled or grown without the use of pesticides and chemicals, respecting the soil and saving water.Hyunser is 179cm, she is wearing a size S. Yassine is 191cm, he is wearing a size M.
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We use materials from plants grown without the use of harmful and toxic pesticides.The organic raw cotton we use holds the transaction certificate from the Control Union, meaning that the yarn is processed according to the Global Organic Textile Standard (GOTS) Created using a recycled water system. We used a dyeing process with low water consumption and treatment of textile effluents, aiming to reuse water during the washing processes. This is a more sustainable, ‘environmentally friendly’ process which uses low toxicity products in order to reduce the generation of effluents, whilst also promoting low water consumption. These selected seven colors have all found their inspiration in nature. Over 100 billion items of clothing are being produced every year. Half of it goes to landfills and takes decades to decompose. Over 500 billion plastic bottles are being produced every year. By 2050 there will be more plastic in the ocean than fish. All textile and plastic waste can be recycled, turned into a yarn and reused over and over again. We develop products made of post consumer recycled materials and plastic bottles. It does not just look good, but most importantly feels good tooNotify me
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