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This 100% organic cotton top, the White Starred blouse, is perfect for a casual or office look. It will look great combined with jeans or a dark skirt or pants. The A shape and bishop sleeves make it very stylish. You can find it in different colors and styles.
Concerned about the environmental impact of the fashion industry, Castaño de Indias is shifting to a more sustainable business model. That’s why they created their Eco Line. They are GOTS certified, thanks to the use of 100% biodegradable and natural materials. They purchase fabrics and materials in outlets where other brands bring their leftovers. Following their idea of minimizing the waste, they recycle their own garments from previous seasons to create new ones.
Not only that, they are also committed to social development projects. They donate 1 euro of each garment they sell from the Eco Line to Pablo Horstmann project, which helps orphans in Meki (Ethiopia).
This 100% organic cotton top, the White Starred blouse, is perfect for a casual or office look. It will look great combined with jeans or a dark skirt or pants. The A shape and bishop sleeves make it very stylish. You can find it in different colors and styles.
To take care of this garment, we recommend you to hand wash it or dry clean it. Do not use bleach and do not tumble dry. For a better maintenance of the shape and colors, line dry in shade.
Concerned about the environmental impact of the fashion industry, Castaño de Indias is shifting to a more sustainable business model. That’s why they created their Eco Line. They are GOTS certified, thanks to the use of 100% biodegradable and natural materials. GOTS (Global Organic Textile Standard) certification is the worldwide leading textile processing standard for organic fibers, including ecological and social criteria. It defines high-level environmental standards along the entire organic textiles supply chain.
For their Eco Line, Castaño de Indias avoids the use of pesticides, plastics, polyester and other polluting agents. They also got rid of the zippers and use natural buttons. They purchase fabrics and materials in outlets where other brands bring their leftovers. Following their idea of minimizing the waste, they recycle their own garments from previous seasons to create new ones.
They are trying to minimize the environmental impact in their classic collections, producing in a more responsible way and smaller amounts.
Not only that, they are also committed to social development projects. They donate 1 euro of each garment they sell from the Eco Line to Pablo Horstmann project, which helps orphans in Meki (Ethiopia). Find out more about this brand here.
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