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NN07 DEON ORGANIC COTTON RELAXED FIT L/S SHIRT 50053
$200.00 AUD
Styled With
The Deon Long Sleeve Shirt takes an easy approach to everyday layering. Cut in a relaxed fit from soft organic cotton in a melange, yarn dyed chambray weave, it features a single patch pocket and a curved hemline. Sleeves that sit slightly off the shoulder give this transeasonal piece an effortlessly laid back silhouette.
- Organic cotton, melange yarn dyed chambray weave
- Relaxed fit
- Single patch pocket
- Curved hemline
- Slightly dropped, off shoulder sleeves
- Available in Blue Quartz
Material
- Organic cotton - Crafted with organic cotton sourced from suppliers who follow independently verified organic standards. Organic farming supports responsible soil and water management while avoiding synthetic pesticides, harmful chemicals, and GMO seeds.
- 100% Organic cotton
- 142 g/m2
Care
- 40 degrees - Washing at 30 degrees instead of 40 will save around 40% energy in a year. Air out your clothes. You don’t need to wash your clothes after wearing them just once. Hanging the clothes outside to air is often enough to regain a fresh feeling.
- Gentle machine wash - Washing at 30 degrees instead of 40 will save around 40% energy in a year. Use a laundry bag for fine materials such as silk, viscose, wool, and TENCEL. Air out your clothes. You don’t need to wash your clothes after wearing them just once. Hanging the clothes outside to air is often enough to regain a fresh feeling.
- Do Not Bleach
- Iron low temperature - Only iron or steam when necessary. Immediately remove clothes from the washing machine and hang-dry them to minimise creases. Hang your dried laundry in the bathroom while you shower – the steam can help smooth out creases.
- Hang dry - Hang-drying your clothes will help them stay in shape, last longer, and saves up to a third of its carbon footprint compared to using a dryer. Only tumble dry when absolutely necessary. If you do use a tumble dryer, remove the clothes when they are dry and do not ‘overdry’.