Striped waterfall shirt

made of hemp with organic cotton

Waterfall shirt in summery stripes and made of soft flowing hemp jersey in a proven fit. A durable companion to your summer wardrobe, versatile to combine. Cotton from controlled organic cultivation and hemp have a temperature-balancing effect and ensure the light drape of the fabric. The waterfall neckline elegantly plays around the décolleté without showing too much skin.

regular, waterfall neckline, long sleeve
55% hemp | 45% cotton, from controlled organic cultivation

Art. Nr. 12778-00

Order number: 121-12778-olive-off-white-34
: 55% hemp | 45% cotton, from controlled organic cultivation
: regular, waterfall neckline, long sleeve

Product details

Hemp/Organic cotton

A summery blend

Our flowing hemp jersey is ideal for summer temperatures and falls particularly soft on the skin in the blend with organic cotton. Hemp is a resilient and robust fiber that requires no pesticides. At the same time, the fiber is naturally skin-friendly and antimicrobial. The wearing properties of the garments have proven excellent and are particularly breathable.

100% climate neutral

This item is completely CO₂-neutralized. Together with the experts from ClimatePartner, we determine the CO₂ emissions caused during production and offset them by supporting a forest conservation project in Brazil.

Vegan

The article as well as its production is free of animal ingredients and marked with the PETA "Approved Vegan" seal. Especially in the finishing of textiles, animal softeners are often used. We do without them and use vegan alternatives.

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Designed to last

Fair fashion takes time, which is why we produce two collections a year. When designing our slow fashion, we focus on timeless designs and reflected trends. Each of our high quality garments made from sustainable natural materials is made to last.

Fairly made in
China

Our company with exemplary character

We have been working with our operation in China since 2008. There is a friendly connection between Claudia Lanius and the owner of the farm, Aichin, who is married to a Dane. A true pioneer in many respects, she has integrated anthroposophical thinking into her Chinese production: Flat hierarchies prevail in the employee-managed business, despite the fact that it employs around 100 people.