100% vegan & fairly produced range

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    Shirt Asheville Thought Bubble

    from Organic Cotton

    incl. VAT, excl. shipping

     31.90
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    Description

    The Asheville T-shirt is decorated with a too cute mini print in the form of a Thought bubble.

    The shirt is made of soft cotton. The cotton used is organically grown and the shirt is produced fairly. You are not only doing something good for yourself, but also for the environment and the workers in our production facility!

    Features:
    – loose fit
    – rounded hem on the front and back
    – The back is cut a little longer
    – GARY MASH® label on the side seam
    – GARY MASH® embroidery on the neck
    – made in India
    – printed by GARY MASH® in Austria

    Size reference:
    Size is normal.

    Material:
    White shirt: 100% organic cotton, Fairtrade certified
    Black shirt: 50% organic cotton, 50% modal fibre

    100% fair produced in India

    Care instructions:
    We recommend using a laundry bag for this fine material.
    Machine wash at 30°C, ironable at low heat.

    Certificates


    FAIRTRADE certified organic cotton

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