Soft Luxe Slim Fit Watercolor Planet Eco Hoodie

DETAILS
• Colorful watercolor ringed planet design painted digitally by artist Bree Smith
• 80% organic cotton, 20% recycled polyester
• Extra soft, mid-heavy weight hoodie
• Slim cut fit; tailored in the chest and waist. Consider ordering a size larger than your typical size for a roomier fit
• Slash side pockets

SHIPPING

• This item is made to order. Delivery estimated within 18-20 business days.

• US Shipping is included in price shown. Yay for you!

• We are currently only shipping to the United States

RETURNS
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💚PLANET IMPACT💚

Made with 80% Organic Cotton + 20% Recycled Polyester

Organic Cotton

Organic cotton is considered a sustainable material, for clothing for several reasons. It is grown without the use of pesticides, from seeds which have not been genetically modified. Organic farming practices avoid using harmful chemicals while aiming for environmental sustainability and the use of fewer resources and less energy Organic cotton produces around 46% less CO2e compared to conventional cotton.

Recycled Polyester

Recycled polyester (rPET for short) is a fabric that’s produced from synthetic fibers. Recycled polyester is produced by recycling existing materials (like plastic bottles and packaging) but still has all the characteristics and performance as a regular polyester, making it a more sustainable fabric alternative.

How’s recycled polyester made?

Recycled polyester is made by crushing plastic products into small pieces. These small pieces are then processed into yarn, transformed into a fiber, and in the end—made into a fabric.

What are the advantages of recycled polyester?

Producing rPet takes 33% to 53% less energy than creating polyester from scratch. Also, rPet produces approximately 54.6% fewer CO2 emissions to the air than virgin polyester.

By using recycled materials, at least some of the plastic waste produced doesn’t end up in landfills.