JE NE SAIS PAS T-SHIRT

THE T-SHIRT THAT SPEAKS FOR YOU!

"Je ne sais pas", a French phrase as mysterious as it is irresistible. Do they really not know… Or do they just prefer not to say?

Comfort and consciousness in one piece
Crafted in Spain from 100% organic and recycled cotton, this t-shirt combines quality, sustainability, and effortless style. With a 185 GSM fabric, it offers a soft yet durable feel, perfect for everyday wear.

CARE
Wash separately the first time at under 30ºC.
Iron at a low temperature on the reverse side, and you’re good to go.

SIZE & FIT
Unisex, with a relaxed fit for a modern, versatile look.
Male model: 1.85m wears a size L.
Female model: 1.75m wears a size M.

Fashion with a purpose: Designed and produced in certified workshops, respecting the environment and ensuring fair working conditions.

Source: RAIZ

RAIZ is a Spanish brand by the Argentine designer Ricardo Chalar, based in Madrid. He studied fashion design in Madrid and then decided to open a shop in the heart of Madrid. After many successful years, he ventures to launch RAIZ. It combines a mix of cultures, ideas and new visions. The designs are made with artisanal methods, with embroidered and printed patterns. This makes the clothes stand out. Gender-free clothing made of organic and ecological materials for all creative minds!

Ethically produced: The clothing is made in Madrid and the materials come from Portugal. RAIZ works with fair, living wages and pleasant working conditions. They get the materials themselves from Portugal and can also confirm that the materials are made there under good conditions.

Eco-friendly: The items are made from organic and recycled cotton. In the factory, the water is cleaned and reused after painting, and the ink that RAIZ uses is environmentally friendly so that they do not work with chemicals.

Vegan: All items are vegan: the materials, but also the ink and the glue.

Locally produced: The items are made in Spain, Europe and the materials also come from Europe.

Charity: RAIZ supports women in vulnerable positions, for example women who live on the street.