bowling shirt - calella
Description
get ready to embrace the island vibes with this shirt! the classic bowling shirt cut adds a touch of nostalgia while the vibrant colors and graphic pattern make it stand out. a must-have for anyone looking to add some quirk to their wardrobe!
caring for ecovero™
this fabric is quite easy to take care of - just make sure you wash it gently. not warmer than 30 degrees is just right. the fabric can leave streaks when it rubs against itself too much. you can either use a wash bag or wash it by hand. the best thing about it - you can hang to dry and you won't have any wrinkles!
what is ecovero™?
this fabric is another sustainable viscose (soft plant fiber fabric, chemically made) option! it is soft and flowy - but a bit more like cotton than tencel. it can be used for thicker blouses and even hats! this fabric is also made by Lenzing (yay!).
why love ecovero™?
apart from being environmentally friendly (it is even biodegradable!) this fabric is a dream to wear. it is flowy, soft and breathable.
ecovero™ production
the wood used to create to yarn is grown and processed sustainably and only comes from responsible, certified sources. it is certified with the EU ecolabel which guarantees high environmental standards throughout the lifecycle: from growing the raw material to production, distribution and disposal. compared to regular viscose, the manufacturing of ecovero™ generates up to 50% lower emissions, energy use and water impact.
based in: barcelona, spain
founded by: Ramón Barbero, 2015
products: clothing
the brand was founded in 2015 with the mission to create eco-friendly clothes for men and women by ensuring that each design not only brings joy to the customers but is also made in harmony with people and the planet. that is why brava fabrics only uses certified sustainable materials such as organic cotton, ecovero viscose, or recycled polyester. as huge design lovers, brava fabrics often collaborates with creative artists for their collections. each brava fabrics piece is timeless instead of seasonal and creative instead of basic.