tencel boiler suit - black
Description
caring for tencel®
this fabric is quite easy to take care of - just make sure you wash it gently. not warmer than 30 degrees is just right. important: the fabric can shrink up to 5% in the first wash. please turn down the spin cycle on your machine. 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 tencel®?
tencel® is a soft fabric that feels softer than silk and smoother than cotton. it is made by the company Lenzing and often called lyocell or modal. it is produced in environmentally friendly processes from wood.
why love tencel®?
moisture is absorbed very well and transported to the surface - which is why the fabric dries super fast. is is also super soft so you'll forget you're wearing anything!
tencel® production
the production process is very sustainable - it is a closed loop for the used solvent and water. tencel is made by dissolving wood pulp and using a special drying process. before drying, the wood chips are mixed with a solvent to produce a wet mixture which is then pushed through tiny holes. the little spaghettis that come out are like threads, chemically treated and then spun into yarn and woven into cloth.
based in: madrid, spain
founded by: agata natalia kozak, 2014
products: apparel
agata, originally from poland, is a world citizen. she's lived and studied fashion in many different countries and on her journey has accomplished a tremendous fashion education. after working in her beloved fashion industry for a while after her studies, she had seen enough of the destructive manners of fast fashion. so in 2014, she decided to be part of the change and create her own sustainable label. combining the minimalistic concept of capsule wardrobes with impeccable style and a sass edge. all pieces are sustainably designed and ethically made. cossac silhouettes celebrate the female form and are contemporary yet classy enough so they can be cherished for a long time. production is always limited to minimize waste and deadstock.
check out cossac's super interesting eco-dictionary which educates on the most important terms when it comes to understanding eco-fashion.
cossac stands for
timeless - feminine - versatile
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