• Planet kind and people kind manufacturing
• Made from recycled yarn
• Packaging plastic Free
• Biodegradable fabric that doesn't add to landfill
• Planet and climate friendly without toxic pesticides and with low water consumption
• We can recycle this and make new from old

Exclusive brushed recycled Oatmeal check welted pocket shiur, wear either as a jacket during the warmer months or fastened to the collar as a low emitting yet tidy shirt. Style up with a wool trouser and a Neem ZQ Merino t-shirt or dress down with chinos and trainers. Slightly oversized to allow layering, this is a classic yet versatile shirt; flawlessly tailored and comfortable. Double pocket style for relaxed, versatile yet smart styling, wear as a shirt or overshirt.

Looser fit, designed to be worn with a t-shirt underneath.

This exclusive recycled flannel fabric we have developed, is a perfect layering piece - soft to the touch and extremely low emitting.

Warmer weight recycled cotton flannel fabric made in Italy.

50% Recycled cotton, certified by The Global Recycled Standard (GRS)

50% organic certified cotton grown in Turkey, chemical and pesticide free, our cotton is free from harmful substances.

Label is 100% recycled materials

Thread is 100% recycled

Buttons are made with recycled mother of pearl, and a touch of polyester.

All fusing is 100% recycled

Made to own fabric recipe

Machine wash at 30 degrees and line dry. Wear often, wash infrequently, then recycle.

We can recycle this and make new from the waste, EVEN with stains, rips or burns, so please send back to us for a credit after you have worn the product out.

Product will shrink after wash about 3%.

• Global Organic Textile Standard
  

  The Global Organic Textile Standard(GOTS) was developed by leading standard setters to define world-wide recognised requirements for organic textiles.

• Global Recycle Standard

  The GRS is an international, voluntary, full product standard that sets requirements for third-party certification of recycled content, chain of custody, social and environmental practices and chemical restrictions.