Soft woven corduroy fabric with a bit of stretch. Construction: 14 wales woven corduroy. Low environmental impact: organic cotton is grown using natural fertilisers, pesticides and insecticides only instead of chemical ones.

Wash at 30 degrees or below. Air garments between washes.

• Wear your clothes more than once between washes. If you have access to a balcony or garden, airing the garments will help regain their shape. Items like jeans, knitwear and dresses can easily be used several times between washes.
• Wash as much as possible at 30 degrees or below. These temperatures use less energy, and the only items that require more heat are bed linens, knickers, some sportswear and very muddy garments.
• Limit tumble dryer usage to a minimum. Machine drying takes lots of energy and is hard on your clothes. Drying your items on a laundry rack will have a positive impact on your utility bills, the planet and the number of wears you get out of your clothing.
• Use environmentally friendly detergents.
• Avoid fabric conditioners.
• Wash synthetic items in a wash bag.
• Dry clean only when absolutely necessary.
• Repair minor damages in your garments and if you don’t want the items anymore, they’ll likely find a happy home if you sell them on or give them to charity.