Culotte with drawstring

made of LENZING™ ECOVERO™ with linen

Drawstring Culotte in LENZING™ ECOVERO™ & Linen

Light, striped culotte with drawstring in LENZING™ ECOVERO™ and linen. The pants with wide, shortened legs have a mid-rise waistband that can be variably adjusted. The material is summery and light and the nautical stripes make you long for sun and sea. Wear with mules, summery knitwear or naturally structured linen shirts for the perfect holiday look.

wide leg, shortened leg, elastic waistband
73% viscose (LENZING™ ECOVERO™) | 27% linen

Art. Nr. 13167-00

Order number: 122-13167-off-white-rosewood-34
: 73% viscose (LENZING™ ECOVERO™) | 27% linen
: wide leg, shortened leg, elastic waistband

Product details

LENZING™ ECOVERO™ & Linen

The combination of LENZING™ ECOVERO™ and linen results in a flowing material structure that we particularly appreciate in summer. The raw material for LENZING™ ECOVERO™ is wood from sustainable forestry. The matt sheen is particularly elegant. Cooling linen fibres are the perfect complement to the flowing material blend .

Material origin
Viscose from Austria | Linen from China

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.

Transparency

It is a long way from the first idea to the new garment and many people are involved in this creative process. We set ourselves high standards along the entire textile value chain, and we show you where we produce and the people behind our products.

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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Fairly made in
Turkey

Jerseys and light, fine fabrics have been produced in the GOTS-certified production facility in Turkey since 2007. As a member of the Fairwear Foundation, the company, which employs around 95 people, undergoes regular audits and thus pursues a clear goal - namely to improve working conditions in the textile industry.