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This product is made from 95% cotton and 5% elastan.

Some more info about material and the origin of the used materials. And some USP's. 

Our t-shirts are ethically crafted from certified organic cotton, ensuring fair wages and safe working conditions. By implementing advanced water-saving manufacturing techniques and relying entirely on renewable energy, we significantly reduce carbon emissions.

Every garment supports circular fashion, minimizing textile waste and preserving our planet. Choose conscious style with high-quality clothing that treats nature and people with ultimate respect.

We close the loop on fashion by designing t-shirts made from fully recyclable fibers. When your shirt reaches the end of its life, it doesn't become waste. Instead, it can be collected, shredded, and spun into high-quality new yarn. This zero-waste process drastically reduces landfill impact and saves raw materials, making your choice truly sustainable and circular.

The journey of our t-shirt begins with premium organic cotton, responsibly grown in fields free from toxic pesticides. We source our raw materials from certified agricultural regions that respect both nature and local farmers.

By utilizing natural rainwater and traditional farming methods, these communities protect soil fertility and biodiversity, ensuring a transparent supply chain from seed to final garment.

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Every t-shirt is ethically manufactured in certified facilities that guarantee fair living wages, safe working environments, and strictly regulated hours. Our production partners utilize clean, renewable energy and advanced closed-loop systems to minimize environmental impact. By avoiding harmful chemicals and recycling manufacturing water, we ensure a clean, responsible production process that honors both the workers and our planet.

Proper care extends your garment's life while reducing environmental impact. We recommend washing this t-shirt at 30°C with similar colors and eco-friendly detergent. Avoid tumble drying; instead, reshape and air dry flat to maintain its perfect fit. Iron inside out on a low setting and skip the bleach to protect the organic fibers and keep colors vibrant for years.

Reduce: Buy fewer shirts and choose quality over quantity. Take care of your shirt by washing it less frequently and at lower temperatures to make it last longer.

Repair: Do not throw away a shirt just because of a small defect. Sew up a loose seam, fix a small hole, or sew on a loose button. Extending the life of your clothing by just nine months reduces its environmental impact by about 20% to 30%.

Reuse: Give a shirt a second life when you no longer wear it. Gift it to friends, sell it on a secondhand platform, donate it to a thrift store, or upcycle it into a shopping bag or pillowcase.

Recycle: Is the t-shirt completely worn out beyond repair? Do not throw it in the regular trash, but drop it off in a textile bin. The fabric can be shredded into cleaning rags, insulation materials, or spun into new yarn for new garments.

Every t-shirt kept out of the landfill saves thousands of liters of water and reduces carbon emissions. Sustainability starts with small actions in your own closet.