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made with recycled fibres
So good, you’ll want to buy two.
So good, you’ll want to buy two. Designed with dropped shoulders and a classic crew neckline for off-duty effortlessness, she’s the ultimate oversized t-shirt to throw on over your gym sets, wear solo feat. our Club Logo Joggers while cosying up at home or with sculpting SkinLuxe cycling shorts for a Princess-Di inspired errand run.
Oversized fit
Dropped shoulder
Crew neckline
Printed TALA branding
Consciously created with sustainability in mind, made from 53% Recycled Polyester and 47% Organic Cotton
Model Info:
Cindy // UK size 8 // Height 5’9 // TALA size S
All TALA items are made to last. By caring for our clothes we prolong their life, so they can be worn, over and over again.
Delicate machine wash at 30°C
Wash with similar colours
Do not bleach
Do not tumble dry
Dry away from direct heat and sunlight
Do not iron
Do not dry clean
This item is made from 47% organic cotton, certified by GOTS.
GOTS certified organic cotton meets strict environmental criteria, including no hazardous chemicals such as pesticides or chemical fertilisers in the production process.
Audited, Ethical Factories: Made in Turkey.
WRAP (Gold) certification for responsible production.Sedex-SMETA audited for worker health and safety. .
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