Kirjeldus
Unisex service trousers. Straight-cut. Elastic waistband. Zip and button fastening. Back pocket.
9,74 € ilma KM-ta
The Akoya unisex GRS certified recycled terry polo – a perfect blend of comfort and modern design. Crafted from soft terry fabric (230 g/m²) with 80% recycled cotton and 20% recycled polyester, this polo offers a lightweight, breathable feel, making it ideal for warm weather. Designed for both comfort and function, it features a relaxed […]
The Onyx 5 panel cap is made from 70% recycled cotton and 30% recycled polyester. It is designed for a comfortable fit with a head circumference of 58 cm, and the metal buckle closure allows for easy, secure adjustments. The cap incorporates Cyclo® recycled fibres where they use pre-sorted waste that determines the colour of […]
The Spire beanie – where style and comfort come together. Made from 100% acrylic in a classic 2×2 rib knit, this beanie ensures a snug fit and enduring quality. It has a timeless design, characterized by the pattern of raised vertical lines. Embrace both warmth and fashion with the Spire beanie, the perfect accessory that […]
The Level beanie is made from a 1×1 rib knit of acrylic, and its double-layered design provides extra insulation for those chilly days. The branded loop label adds a touch of sophistication. Whether you’re hitting the slopes or strolling in the city, stay cozy and fashionable with the Level beanie.
The Opal 6 panel cap is made from 70% recycled cotton and 30% recycled polyester. It is designed for a comfortable fit with a head circumference of 58 cm, and the metal buckle closure allows for easy, secure adjustments. The cap incorporates Cyclo® recycled fibres where they use pre-sorted waste that determines the colour of […]
The Tin unisex Aware™ crewneck sweater is made from 280 g/m² 50% recycled polyester and 50% recycled cotton, and it features a timeless silhouette and an enhanced ribbed neckline for added comfort and style. The sweater incorporates Cyclo® recycled fibres where they use pre-sorted waste that determines the colour of the yarn. These fibres do […]
