Sueme Take a Hike
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Description
- NATURAL - The company making our tee's is a vivid supporter of the Clean Cotton Campaign, Pick Your Cotton Carefully, Environmental Justice Foundation and Pesticide Action Network and contributes to the Global Organic Textile Standard and Global Recycle Standard. All fabrics are knitted and dyed in-house, with GOTS approved chemicals, certified to OekoTex 100 Class I standard and conforming to REACH in their zero-discharge dye house, and all the water is recycled in a closed-loop system.
- COMFORTABLE - One property of bamboo viscose is that it naturally relaxes with body temperature, so as your body warms up the fabric it relaxes to your shape providing an element of custom fit. It is also super soft on skin and with no sewn in labels to itch or irritate, it almost feels like your wearing a second skin.
- PERFORMANCE - Designed with sport in mind our tee is cut slightly longer for movement and to our exact fit and shape, meaning there's no excess fabric hanging around The fabric also wicks moisture from the body and due to its thermo regulating properties makes it feel warm in winter and cool in summer. Also its natural antimicrobial properties means it will not smell like synthetic oil based fabric so it can be worn longer and washed less.
Our Bamboo tee is a single knit 155gsm blend of 70% bamboo viscose, 30% organic cotton. Featuring tape bound, collar to shoulder seams for comfort and durability. With Twin needle stitching on hem and arm. Water based inks are used for print, including care label inside neck for softness and comfort. It is light enough for summer and works great for layering when cold. Finally, each tee comes with a small pack of beech, birch and wild meadow flower seeds which if grown, could help offset your purchase today by sucking in more carbon than it took to produce your garment in the first place
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