Treated with natural peppermint to keep it fresh longer.
All trims, labels and threads are either recycled or responsibly sourced. Product packaging is part bio-based, acting to preserve both your new garment and environment. Once opened, please discard responsibly in a compost facility to allow full disappearance within 24 weeks.
Made in Portugal.
Care instructions
Machine wash cold Wash separately Wash inside out
Do not bleach
Do not tumble dry
Iron low
Do not dry clean Do not iron on print
Please note that there can be slight variations in the coloration of our products between different fabric compositions.
If you would like to purchase a complete set in the same colorway, we recommend buying from the same fabric collection to avoid any color discrepancy in your set.
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This Organic Cotton T-shirt is made using Organic Cotton and treated with our trademark technology: PPRMINT™ oil. PPRMINT™ has natural antibacterial and antimicrobial properties to keep your T-shirt fresh for longer, meaning it can be washed less often—saving water, energy and time. The Flamingo Pink color was created using a recycled water system. Salt lakes were the main inspiration behind the Flamingo Pink color, often the home and breeding sites of flamingos. Did you know? Flamingos are not actually pink. Instead, they are born with grey feathers that gradually turn pink due to their diet of brine shrimp and blue-green algae.
