Active flow leggings river

Omschrijving

Geweldige legging van Organic Basics in een mooie blauwe kleur 'river' met een witte lijn over de zijkanten. Ze is gemaakt van compressive, gerecycled nylon en dus helemaal squad proof.

Let op: het is dus de blauw/groene legging op foto 1. De overige 3 afbeeldingen zijn ter illustratie van het model van deze legging.

Source: Sophie Stone

Brand: Organic Basics focuses on high-tech, conscious underwear. The fashion industry can be nasty, but not with Organic Basics! They are constantly looking for better innovations, sustainable materials, and a focus on fair production. Every piece is made to last with high-quality sustainable materials.

Fair Trade: The products are made in factories that have been selected with care: the owners of the factory have the same vision of sustainability as Organic Basics. They strive for a low ecological footprint, pleasant working conditions, a living wage, a safe working environment, free lunch, childcare and mutual respect. The clothing is produced in factories in Turkey, Portugal, Italy, Austria and the United Kingdom. All factories can be found on their website here. 

Local Production: Organic Basics production is in Turkey, Portugal, Italy, Austria and the United Kingdom. 

Environmentally Friendly: Organic Basics only uses sustainable materials such as GOTS certified organic cotton, Tencel, Polygiene and SilverTech. Their products are completely harmless to the animals and they use various recycled materials such as recycled nylon, recycled wool and recycled cashmere. You can find all the materials that they use on their website here. 

Good Cause: Organic Basics is now CO2 neutral, which means that they compensate every order by financing the Koru Wind Farm in Turkey. The Organic Basics Impact Index is very cool. This index shows exactly how much waste, chemicals, energy, emissions and water has been saved compared to traditional methods. With each product, you can see exactly how much you save by buying this product at Organic Basics compared to a non-organic alternative.