Recycled Italian Lilac Cut Away Comfort Shirt

This shirt for men is perfect for those who want a combination of sporty stretch and technical feel while still maintaining the elegance of a formal shirt. It is made from the latest fabric technology that is highly breathable, crease-resistant, and created from recycled materials. This exclusive product is the perfect blend of comfort and sustainability, making it the best shirt you will ever own. It is a great example of modern, ethical men's work shirts showcasing eco conscious fashion. Amazingly, it does not need washing after every use. Inspired by the Jermyn Street shirts of old but now the most comfortable shirt you will ever wear.

Source: Neem London

Neem London is a sophisticated lifestyle brand founded by Nick Reed. He has worked in menswear for over 20 years and had a growing desire to produce a new, unique style. The brand is named after the Indian Neem tree. This plant has natural healing properties and has been heralded as “An ancient cure for a modern world”. Neem London emphasizes with this and wants to be the cure for fast fashion.

Fair trade: Transparency and traceability are both very important to Neem London, which is why they show their entire production process clearly on their website. The clothing is ethically produced in Italy, and the materials are produced in Spain and Italy. The materials are all certified to ensure fair working conditions and sustainable production.

Environmentally friendly: Neem only uses sustainable materials. They use GRS certified recycled cotton, GOTS certified organic cotton, and RWS certified mulesing free wool. Neem London does a LCA for every product to know how much CO2 is emitted in the process and offsets this. They also use plastic free packaging.

Locally produced: The products are made in Italy, the materials are produced in Spain and Italy. The organic cotton is grown in Turkey, and wool comes from New Zealand.

Good cause: To become climate neutral, Neem London supports the following initiatives: A UK Tree buddying scheme, the Harmanlik wind Power Plant, and they invest in a community project in Guatemala which prevents local forests from being cleared and improves health conditions through the distribution of fuel-efficient cook-stoves.

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