Women's Sailing Short-sleeved Sailor's T-Shirt Sailing 100 white khaki
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Our designers—and fellow sailors—have developed this short-sleeved sailing T-shirt for sailing in warm weather.
This short-sleeved sailor's top style sailing T-shirt will provide comfort and softness thanks to its cotton component (92%) whilst leaving you with great ease of movement (8% elastane).
BENEFITS
Moisture management
Cotton and elastane help wick away perspiration
Stretch
Elastane provides freedom of movement and maintains the original shape.
TECHNICAL INFORMATIONS
CUT
This T-shirt has an ample cut to ease of movement. You can select your usual size and choose to put on a pullover fleece underneath if you want to be warmer.
COMPOSITION
composition
Main fabric: 92.0% Cotton, 8.0% Elastane
Tips for storage and maintenance
MAXIMUM WASHING TEMPERATURE 30°C. NORMAL TREATMENT.
BLEACHING EXCLUDED.
DRYING IN TUMBLE DRYER POSSIBLE. LOW TEMPERATURE, MAXIMUM DRUM EXHAUST TEMPERATURE 60°C.
IRONING AT A MAXIMUM SOLEPLATE TEMPERATURE OF 110°C. STEAM TREATMENT MAY CAUSE IRREVERSIBLE DAMAGE.
DO NOT DRY CLEAN.
TESTS AND WARRANTY
Warranty
2 Years
Ecodesign approach
With ecodesign, we reduce the environmental impact of our products.
Analysing the product's environmental footprint enabled us to identify the most impactful stages of its life cycle. Thanks to this approach, our design teams were able to develop this product while significantly reducing its environmental impact.
Ecodesign actions on this product
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MaterialRecycled polyester
Product made from 95% recycled polyester
Using recycled polyester rather than conventional polyester reduces the CO2 emissions linked to the material by at least 17%.
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Environmental ImpactDesigned to reduce environmental impact
Product made with a CO2eq reduction of 21% compared to the previous or similar product
Our design teams are working to develop processes that will reduce the impact of a product, while preserving its technical characteristics. This reduction relates to the following indicators: climate change, air pollution, water pollution and resource depletion.