Flannel Shirt
98 €
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- soft & warm
- easy-care
- resource-efficient
100% organic cotton
Handmade in Portugal
FIT
- straight cut
Medium length, works both as a shirt and overshirt.
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SOFT & WARM
Our flannel shirt provides cozy comfort for colder days. With its straight cut, it works well on it's own or as a relaxed overshirt. The monochrome design creates a smart, minimalist look. An added chest pocket gives it that extra something.
EASY-CARE
For our shirts, we weave smooth organic cotton into soft flannel fabric, creating a breathable classic. The flat fell seam adds extra durability.
RESOURCE-EFFICIENT
We use 100% organically certified cotton of the highest quality, grown without pesticides and in crop rotation. Our shirt buttons are crafted from high-quality tagua nut.
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Materials& Production
100% Organic Cotton
Our organic cotton is sown and harvested manually, without the use of genetic engineering, chemical, or synthetic pesticides. Instead, farmers employ beneficial insects and natural pesticides, such as an extract from neem trees.
Due to cultivation in areas with favorable climate and soil conditions, artificial irrigation can largely be avoided. To maintain soil fertility, biodiversity, and prevent soil erosion, our organic cotton is grown in crop rotation.
Farmers are fairly compensated and have coverage in case of crop failure. Child labor is prohibited.
For more information on organic cotton, you can find our guide here.
Handmade in Portugal
We manufacture our jersey products in collaboration with family businesses in northern Portugal. The production covers the entire material cycle from the fiber onwards.
Spinning, knitting and sewing facilities are within a radius of around 20 km and have been working together successfully for decades. The proximity of the locations saves long transport routes. In addition, we manufacture in small series to avoid overproduction and to guarantee variety for the craftspeople.
BUTTONS corozo
The buttons are made from corozo, a natural bone-like material obtained from the nut of the tagua palm. They are made and dyed in Istanbul. The immediate proximity to the textile production saves long transportation routes.
