Shorts Mytilus Shadows

‘As my mermaid soul is longing for the ocean, I feel home enfolded in shells’.

Ocean lovers and mermaid girls will surely enjoy wearing this print full of shells. For the recycled fabric used for these shorts, waste like old fishing nets are collected from the oceans, to support our oceans to get plastic-free. The four-way stretch and quick drying fabric makes these shorts perfect for hot yoga, active workouts and water-sports like surfing.

These shorts have a flattering high waistband. The waistband is elastic free, so it won’t pinch into your belly and easily follows your movements. The high elasticity of the waistband ensures that the shorts remain a good fit.

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Fabric content:
78% recycled polyamide
22% elastan

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Source: Hoessee

Brand	Female-founded
Material & Fabric	78% recycled nylon 22% lycra
Production	Made in the Netherlands

Hoessee was founded by Tessa. During her work as a designer, she became increasingly interested in sustainable design and how, as a brand, you can contribute to a better world. With this knowledge, she founded Hoessee; where her expertise in designing prints and her love for it comes together in a brand that is committed to having a positive impact on world.

Fair trade: Most of the collection is made in small factories in the Netherlands and Germany. The leggings, shorts and tops are made in the Netherlands in a factory with the OEKO-TEX quality mark. The prints are done in Germany in a studio with fewer than 10 employees. The labels and tags are made in the Netherlands from recycled paper. The T-shirts are made in Bangladesh in a well-known factory. The factory collaborates with the Fair Wear Foundation. The shirts are printed in the Netherlands.

Eco-friendly: Hoessee's clothing is made from a mix of Econyl and Elastane. Only the T-shirts are made from GOTS-certified organic cotton. Hoessee mainly prints digitally, because it saves water and energy. By taking into account how much ink and material would be needed for different designs during the design process, they hardly have any leftovers. The print studio runs entirely on solar energy and natural gas.