Unisex eco-friendly washed effect oversized hooded sweatshirt
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- 4 mm
100% organic cotton. Combed cotton. Enzyme washed. Oversized cut with dropped shoulders. Brushed 3-thread fleece. Half-moon at the back. Hood lined in main fabric. Minimalist side pockets. 2 x 1 rib at cuffs and bottom hem. Tone-on-tone herringbone neck tape finishing the inside of the collar. Garment-dyed after assembly: colours may vary slightly from one piece to another. This product may transfer colour onto light-coloured surfaces or garments.
- Organic cotton, more environmentally friendly and more ethical.
- No label: 100% customisable for your project.
- Soft feel.
| Composition | 100% Cotton |
|---|---|
| Material | 100% organic cotton |
| Labels | bio, vegan, triblend |
| Gender | Unisex |
| Fit | Oversize |
| Collar | Crew neck |
| Pockets | Piped |
| Weave | Fleece |
| Treatment | Enzyme-washed |
Made here
94 % of our orders were produced in-house in 2024-2025, and 100 % in France. Our workshop is in Manciet, in the Gers, near Nogaro — recent machinery, local workshops. Less transport, faster turnaround.
Committed suppliers
We source our materials from regional partners who share our standards. Our main textile supplier is a French manufacturer whose site in Hagetmau, in the neighbouring Landes, supplies us through a short circuit — EcoVadis Platinum 2024, organic cotton and recycled textile ranges certified GOTS and GRS. Our paper comes from sustainably managed forests.
Less waste
PVC offcuts, paper and substrates are sorted and recovered; our adhesive films are available in recycled PVC. Nesting and imposition of files cut offcuts down: we print the right quantity. And low-impact inks, for prints that last.
A person, not a form
A close-knit team, from the first idea to the finished product. Every project, large or small, gets the same care. A question about your file? +33 5 33 13 02 01.
