Recycled Italian White Popover Shirt

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

This is recycled cotton at its best. A product we developed exclusively with Ferre yarns and design house Canclini. A soft, comfortable white casual popover shirt that can be styled smartly with a sustainable blazer (coming soon). Or dressed down with undone buttons, a relaxed chino and our Neem recycled comfort jacket. The shirt is an exclusive woven product that is modern and looks as good on the beach, as it does on the bike or the boardroom. This shirt offers Italian subtly that is smart and sophisticated whilst being relaxed, white in colour so works well with most skin tones.

50% Recycled cotton GRS certified 50% Organic cotton traced back to farm in Turkey. Made with 40% fewer GHG emissions than an equivalent shirt and 93% less water =- saves two shirts from landfill

Label is 100% recycled materials

Thread is 50% recycled – soon to be 100% recycled

Buttons are made with 40% recycled mother of pearl, obtained by recycling waste and a touch Polyester – soon to be 100% recycled.

Slimmer fitting - we suggest ordering up a size

Machine wash at 30c and line dry. Please wear out and wash as infrequently as possible – we can recycle this and make new from the waste – EVEN with stains, rips or burns – so please send back to us for £20 credit.

Spun in Spain, Woven in Italy and Made in Romania

• 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.