Sirius Sleeveless Recycled Cotton Shirt White

Cecilia Sörensen

89,00€

89,00€ ~~125,00€~~

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Description

Sleeveless shirt with elastic gathering and raw edge detail on the shoulders and back. Stand up collar, chest pocket and white Tagua nut wood buttons in the front.

This item is part of the Stellar collection: it is designed by Cecilia Sörensen within the LOOP DISSENY - a project towards a circular economy in Mallorca. The collection is made entirely with recycled hotel sheets from Mallorca, and all garments are produced locally on the island.

Materials

Cotton : 100%

Material: 100% Recycled hotel sheets from Mallorca. The extra durable fabric is made from densely woven, immaculate white, fine and crisp 100% cotton yarn, a high quality fabric not commonly found in clothing.

Wash & Care

Machine wash 30°C

Size, style and fit

Front closure with buttons
Chest pocket

Flat Measurements: One Size: Width Chest 60cm Hip 62cm. Length: 75 cm.

Size Guide - Body Measurements

Brand Origin

Design : Spain

Materials : Spain, Netherlands, France, Greece

Production : Spain

Shipping & Returns

International : 3 - 4 workdays

The brand is on vacation from August 12th to 26th, all orders placed during this time will be delivered from August 27th.

The items are always shipped directly from the brand's warehouse. When ordering from multiple brands, you will receive as many parcels as there are brands on your order.

Cecilia Sörensen Sustainability

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