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Made in Europe
Boasting a striking slub effect, this tee is crafted from a 50/50 blend of premium leftover organic and botanic materials. Lightweight, breathable, stylish. It’s a sought-after Limited Edition piece!
A regular fit, it has a special “Limited Collections” hem label.
Designed in Barcelona. Crafted in Portugal.
- Deadstock: 50% organic cotton, 50% viscose (LENZING™ ECOVERO™)
- Avoids fabric waste
- Series number printed on label
- Vegan
The model’s height is 1.88m and he is wearing a size M.
FREE Delivery on all orders to EU*, UK and Switzerland. Limited time only!
Paid 24h Express Shipping available on EU orders.
UK
Delivery time: 10-14 working days. These times do not apply for pre-order items.
Customers are exempt from customs charges.
Switzerland
Delivery time: 10-14 working days. These times do not apply for pre-order items.
Free delivery on all orders.
Import taxes and VAT will be applied and are determined by Swiss customs. We do not cover or foresee Swiss customs handling fees or VAT charges.
Norway
Delivery time: 10-14 working days. These times do not apply for pre-order items.
Delivery charge of 8,90€ applies for all orders.
Import taxes and VAT will be applied and are determined by Norwegian customs. We do not cover or foresee Norwegian customs handling fees or VAT charges.
USA
Delivery time: 3-4 working days. These times do not apply for pre-order items.
Free shipping on orders over 200$. Shipping charge of 9$ applies for orders under 200$.
*No delivery is available to the Canary Islands
Prices
For the EU, all displayed prices include respective VAT charges. VAT rates may vary between EU countries.
HOW CAN I MAKE A RETURN?
The way you make a return will depend on your location. Please consult our FAQs for full details.
DO I NEED TO PAY FOR MY RETURN?
Yes, as specified in our Terms and Conditions you will need to pay your return shipping costs.
For EU customers, this cost will be deducted from your refund. If returning from Switzerland, UK and Norway you can choose your preferred carrier and shipping rate.
For US customers, shipping is paid for during the returns portal process.
Materials
Organic Cotton
Organic CottonNature needs nurture. And so do you.
Beautifully pure and oh-so soft, organic cotton is grown with care instead of chemicals. A healthier fabric.
That might sound odd but going organic ensures the well-being of the workers who pick cotton by hand, the environment, and ultimately your skin. The final fabric is not only highly breathable but free of synthetic fertilisers and pesticides. Compared to conventional cotton, organic cotton is better for soil health and land productivity. Water is managed in a more sustainable way.
An organic approach is clearly of necessity and also avoids the greenhouse gas emissions of pesticide production.
Deadstock
DeadstockBrought back to life.
Dead stock means anything that is not sold or used after being ordered by a clothing brand. It’s the material that is surplus to requirement. Which can mean: landfill.
But it doesn’t have to. We buy the quality fabrics we want from brands that don’t need them. Lowering emissions and environmental impact, as new fabrics don’t need to be produced. This brings recycling into fashion.
By using a pre-order system we also prevent producing our own dead stock. And on the off-chance that we do have something left, it gets reused in the next season.
Our principle is simple: use what you have, before thinking of something new.
Viscose
ViscoseViscose can be considered the predecessor of the modal fabric. It is a cellulose-based textile, similar to the modal rayon. The process of creating viscose rayon is a highly complex one. It definitely involves more chemical treatment processes, which is why our long-term plan is to replace viscose with other fabrics. It is a step-by-step process.
At TWOTHIRDS, we use viscose mainly blended with other, more sustainable fibres. The combination with linen or hemp, for example, makes durable and soft-to-touch fabrics. Viscose is a long-lasting and viable material, which in turn makes the clothes withstand a lot of wear and tear. Since durability is also a form of sustainability, viscose is a viable option until further research has provided us with a more eco-friendly alternative.
