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This is an elegant sustainable, & ethical mens clothing accessory with a flamboyant edge. Made from 100% Tencel it's soft, elegant and dashing. Our pocket squares are just the thing to pair with unstructured blazers.
Patterned in a paisley motif, it's been made in Como, Italy, from this modern, renewable, biodegradable fabric that'll look good puffed or folded.
All of our scarves and hankies are made from TENCEL™ Modal, an amazing eco-friendly fabric representing a milestone in developing environmentally sustainable textiles. Made with wood pulp from sustainable tree farms, TENCEL™ are the most sustainable fibres around. A naturally sustainable and soft fibre that starts with the tree and ends with the softest fabric you’ve ever felt. Every 5 minutes, 10,000 fashion items end up in landfill. Our scarves and hankies are 100% biodegradable, so when you are finished, you can put them in the compost or, better still send them back to us, and we will manage the waste.
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Italian Tencel Biodegradable Green Paisley Hankie
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This is an elegant sustainable, & ethical mens clothing accessory with a flamboyant edge. Made from 100% Tencel it's soft, elegant and dashing. Our pocket squares are just the thing to pair with unstructured blazers.
Patterned in a paisley motif, it's been made in Como, Italy, from this modern, renewable, biodegradable fabric that'll look good puffed or folded.
All of our scarves and hankies are made from TENCEL™ Modal, an amazing eco-friendly fabric representing a milestone in developing environmentally sustainable textiles. Made with wood pulp from sustainable tree farms, TENCEL™ are the most sustainable fibres around. A naturally sustainable and soft fibre that starts with the tree and ends with the softest fabric you’ve ever felt. Every 5 minutes, 10,000 fashion items end up in landfill. Our scarves and hankies are 100% biodegradable, so when you are finished, you can put them in the compost or, better still send them back to us, and we will manage the waste.
