NN07 HOLIDAY STRETCH SWIM SHORTS 10039

The Holiday Swim Short is a warm weather essential built for ease. Crafted from recycled polyester with elastane for added stretch, it has a light, drapey handfeel and a straight, short length cut. An elasticated drawstring waistband, practical zip back pocket and NN.07 embroidery at the front round out the detailing.

• Recycled polyester with elastane
• Light, drapey handfeel
• Elasticated waistband with drawstring closure
• Zip pocket at back
• NN.07 embroidery at front
• Available in Marine Navy and Navy Stripe
  

Material

• Recycled polyester - Crafted with recycled polyester sourced from suppliers who meet independently verified standards for responsible textile recycling practices. Using recycled fibres extends textile lifecycles and reduces reliance on virgin synthetic materials.
• 88% Recycled polyester
• 12% Elastane
• 145 g/m2

Care

• 30 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’.