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SKU NS310
NS310
UNISEX RECYCLED T-SHIRT - 160 GSM
Weight and composition
160 gsm
45% Polyester, 55% Cotton
45% Polyester, 55% Cotton
About the product
Our NS310 tee is our favourite recycled T-shirt. Made from 55% pre-consumer recycled cotton and 45% post-consumer recycled polyester, it is unisex and eco-friendly. The GRS (Global Recycled Standard) certificate is issued by Ecocert Greenlife.
It has a straight fit. It comes in 4 marl colourways inspired by nature. Products made from recycled materials may have slight variations in compositions and colours, which explains its natural appearance and makes each garment unique and authentic.
The crew neck Tee with its 1x1 ribbing has single topstitching at neckline and contrasting jersey inner taped neck. There is twin needle finishing at hem and cuffs. Our NS310 Tee is No Label. There is only a size tab for ease of rebranding.
It has a straight fit. It comes in 4 marl colourways inspired by nature. Products made from recycled materials may have slight variations in compositions and colours, which explains its natural appearance and makes each garment unique and authentic.
The crew neck Tee with its 1x1 ribbing has single topstitching at neckline and contrasting jersey inner taped neck. There is twin needle finishing at hem and cuffs. Our NS310 Tee is No Label. There is only a size tab for ease of rebranding.
Additional information
Logistic
50
Country of origin
India
Customs code
61091000
Our commitments
Expertise Vegan Europe, better known under the EVE VEGAN label (a registered trademark), is an international control and labelling organisation specialised in vegan products.
4 recycled bottles
Matières recyclées
Les matières recyclées s'obtiennent selon deux procédés différents :
- recycling materials or clothes that have already been used. This is known as post-consumer recycling, i.e. these materials are given a “post-consumption” second life to prevent the use of virgin materials in textile production.
- recycling scraps of raw materials used during the production of clothes. This process is called pre-consumer recycling, which means we create and spin new threads from scraps of fabric recovered from textile production before consumption.