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Honor is 175 cm / 5'9" and wears L -
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Honor is 175 cm / 5'9" and wears L
ORGANIC COTTON
Core Rib Tank Bralette
Core Rib Tank Bralette
€29
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Style meets comfort in this ultra-soft tank bra. Features thick straps and a scoop-neck design, as well as an embossed logo band for extra support. Layered with a soft mesh on the inside for added breathability.
- Scoop front neckline
- Pull-over style (no hook-and-eye closure) with non-adjustable straps
- Stretchy elastic underband with embossed logos
- Double-layered with mesh
Cotton is a natural fiber that is commonly used for its breathability and softness. Using organic cotton instead of regular cotton has the potential to build soil health, as it is grown without the use of synthetic fertilizers. - Body: 95% Organic Cotton, 5% Elastane - Lining: 100% nylon - Machine washable. Maximum 30°C wash - Machine wash cold. Only non-coloring bleach when needed. Flat dry. Cool iron if needed or dry clean.
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Egypt
At Delta Textile Shamal el Saeed, they have obtained the Global Organic Textile Standard (GOTS) and Global Recycled Standard (GRS) certifications. They are also certified by WRAP and OEKO-TEX® STANDARD 100, for social and chemical compliance respectively.
21
% less
kg CO2e
OUR Product Footprint1.58kg CO2e
Industry Standard1.98kg CO2e
kg CO2e
Tier 01: Garment Assembly
Final assembly of the items, often referred to as cut & sew facility
Tier 02: Dyeing
Preparation and production of subcomponents such as fabrics and trims
Tier 03: Spinning
Process of raw material such as yarn production
Tier 04: Raw Material
Cultivation, production and extraction of raw materials from earth, plants and animals, such as cotton cultivation
Packaging
Packaging of the final product such as tags, glassine bags and boxes
Transport
Transport of products from the site of final assembly to the distribution centre
Use + End of life
Use, care and disposal of clothing, including washing
Traceability
Tier 01: Garment Assembly
Final assembly of the items, often referred to as cut & sew facility
Tier 02: Dyeing
Preparation and production of subcomponents such as fabrics and trims
Tier 03: Spinning
Process of raw material such as yarn production
Tier 04: Raw Material
Cultivation, production and extraction of raw materials from earth, plants and animals, such as cotton cultivation
Packaging
Packaging of the final product such as tags, glassine bags and boxes
Transport
Transport of products from the site of final assembly to the distribution centre
Use + End of life
Use, care and disposal of clothing, including washing
Total ImpactSavings
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Energy
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Eutrophication
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Freshwater Ecotoxicity
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Greenhouse gases
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Land
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Water
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Before we offset the carbon emissions of this product, we calculate its footprint (pretty sexy of us). Carbon emissions are a primary driver of climate change and every product has an environmental cost. These emissions refer to the specific product on this page. These calculations were done by Made2Flow and are valid from the time of their measurement in June 2024. Read more about the calculations here.
