DARK GREY LAKE T-SHIRT
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Product Details
Product Details
The Lake short-sleeved T-shirt is made from 52% organic naturally-grown cotton, thereby allowing us to cut down on water usage during the production process. Made from a high-quality fabric, it stands out for its softness while fostering the Circular Economy. The perfect wardrobe staple.
- Primary fabric: 52% organic cotton/48% Tencel Lyocell
- Regular fit
- Round neck
- Vegan
Shipping, exchanges, returns and payment
Shipping, exchanges, returns and payment
Shipping
- Shipping 30€ outside of Europe. Taxes included.
- Deliveries from 3 to 5 working days.
Returns and exchanges
If you are buying a product like this, it is because you are as concerned about the planet as we are. We have designed, produced and transported it so that it has minimal impact. Can you help us keep lowering CO2 emissions by avoiding returns? Thank you for being part of the change.
- Returns: 6€ outside Europe.
- Exchanges: the return will be free of charge and shipping will be 30€.
- If you would like to make a direct return or exchange, click here.
- If you need more information, you can see the full process by clicking here.
- Some of our products cannot be returned. You can find more information clicking here.
Payment methods
Online orders cannot be returned or exchanged in our physical stores. Orders made in a physical store can only be returned in the physical store.
Sustainability Report
Sustainability Report
295,47
liters of water used
% of liters saved
4,93
kg CO2 eq used
% of kg CO2 eq saved
24 people behind with safe work & better livelihoods
+16 processes from design to salein a product ethically traded
15.931 km behind
committed to sustainability
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