Heidi Pink Jumper
Heidi Pink Jumper
$92.50
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DESCRIPTION
Designed with wide, flared sleeves that are long enough to cover part of the hands, this turtleneck jumper is the perfect item for your transitional wardrobe. Pair with trousers in a similar colour for a unique look, or wear with jeans for a more relaxed feel.
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- - Short
- - Turtleneck
- - Wide, flared sleeves
- - Knit rib detail
- - Mindfully made with Recycled Polyester
- - Hand-wash only
- - Bliss is 174 cm/5'9" inches and wears a size 8
Fabric
Source
Packaging
Factories
This piece was made in China
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OUR SOURCING.
We pride ourselves on our proactive, honest approach to sourcing and finding the perfect suppliers from around the world to produce our collections. While we’re dedicated to creating affordable, planet-friendly fashion for all, price will never define what we do. Because doing what’s right is what makes us different, now and always.
We currently work with suppliers across five countries to source our products; 54% of the factories we work with are in Europe and Turkey, and this is only the beginning...
We currently work with suppliers across five countries to source our products; 54% of the factories we work with are in Europe and Turkey, and this is only the beginning...
Our factory is certified with the following: BSCI
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OUR FACTORIES.
Where we make our clothes matters. We scour the globe in search of the best factories; forward-thinking partners that share our values and passion for eco-friendliness with credentials to match.
From everyday workplace standards to ethical audits like SMETA (Sedex Members Ethical Trade Audit), we are always open and transparent about our factories’ practices and accreditations, sharing informative details at every step of your shopping journey.
We only partner with factories that are committed to change through their practices, like zero waste, waterless production and renewable energy. Because we love fashion and we love our planet. And we will never compromise on either.
From everyday workplace standards to ethical audits like SMETA (Sedex Members Ethical Trade Audit), we are always open and transparent about our factories’ practices and accreditations, sharing informative details at every step of your shopping journey.
We only partner with factories that are committed to change through their practices, like zero waste, waterless production and renewable energy. Because we love fashion and we love our planet. And we will never compromise on either.
We ensure the factories that work alongside us share the same Ethical code of conduct. That's why we work with factories that have SMETA (Sedex Members Ethical Trade Audit).
We ensure all our fabrics are accredited, either by GRS Global Recycle Standards for our Polyester, GOTS Global Organic Textile standards for our Cotton and Lenzing for our Viscose.
We work with factories who are continually working towards changing the consumers perception of what being planet-friendly means and are always innovating when it comes to people, environment and resources.
Complete with recycled and recyclable packaging.
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Inside our pieces you’ll find care labels and back-neck labels thoughtfully designed in REACH/CPSIA-compliant, recycled polyester...
What does this mean?
Recycled polyester doesn’t require new petroleum to create, lowering the demand for new petroleum extraction and reducing our overall carbon footprint.
Producing recycled polyester is better for the climate, creating 75% less CO₂ emissions than virgin polyester.
Recycling polyester prevents it from heading to landfill or polluting our oceans.
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Every product is finished with our sleek, branded swing tag, crafted from sustainably sourced, recycled paper and topped with an organic cotton cord.
OUR PACKAGING.
It’s not just our clothes that are eco-conscious. From recycled polyester labels to sustainable swing tags, discover the planet-friendly finishing touches that complete our collection.
OUR CLOTHING LABELS.
Inside our pieces you’ll find care labels and back-neck labels thoughtfully designed in REACH/CPSIA-compliant, recycled polyester...
What does this mean?
Recycled polyester doesn’t require new petroleum to create, lowering the demand for new petroleum extraction and reducing our overall carbon footprint.
Producing recycled polyester is better for the climate, creating 75% less CO₂ emissions than virgin polyester.
Recycling polyester prevents it from heading to landfill or polluting our oceans.
OUR SWING TAGS.
Every product is finished with our sleek, branded swing tag, crafted from sustainably sourced, recycled paper and topped with an organic cotton cord.
OUR PARCELS.
Shopped with us? Your order will be packaged inside a box made from recycled cardboard. We also use biodegradable poly bags, designed from a non-food starch tuber (European directive EN 13432 standard) that’s printed with water-based inks.
Mindfully made with 56% Recycled Polyester, 36% Acrylic, 5% Wool and 3% Elastane
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Fact: organic cotton is better for the planet. Why? Well, there are significant environmental, social and economic benefits to using organic cotton over its regular - and harmful - alternative….
Organic cotton uses natural processes and fertilizers that are free from toxic chemicals or GMOs (genetically modified organisms). Regular cotton is one of the most heavily polluting crops, using 16% of the world’s insecticides and 10% of the world’s pesticides. These nasties can harm land, poison water, and endanger the people and wildlife that rely on these resources.
It takes around 2,700 litres of water to create a regular cotton t-shirt. Organic cotton is 80% rain-fed, which reduces the pressure on local water sources. Plus, no nasty chemicals means a cleaner, safer H2O for all.
Organic cotton is fairly-traded and regulated, protecting the lives of farmers and their families, while creating a healthy and planet-friendly farming future.
Truly innovative, EcoVero™ is a game changer. Created using significantly lower emissions compared to standard viscose, these super-soft fibres are produced using pulp taken from renewable resource wood. The wood and pulp is obtained from responsibly managed forests and certified sustainable sources that meet strict environmental guidelines, for added peace of mind.
We see this as a ‘second life’; a second chance for a non-biodegradable material that might otherwise end up in landfill or our oceans. By using recycled polyester, we’re lowering the demand for new petroleum extraction, reducing our overall carbon footprint and considering our climate - recycled polyester production creates 75% less CO₂ emissions than virgin polyester. Yes, 75%...
Our womenswear collections are always designed with the future in mind; contemporary pieces crafted in conscious materials that have been carefully selected due to their green credentials and planet-friendly nature...
ORGANIC COTTON
Fact: organic cotton is better for the planet. Why? Well, there are significant environmental, social and economic benefits to using organic cotton over its regular - and harmful - alternative….
Organic cotton uses natural processes and fertilizers that are free from toxic chemicals or GMOs (genetically modified organisms). Regular cotton is one of the most heavily polluting crops, using 16% of the world’s insecticides and 10% of the world’s pesticides. These nasties can harm land, poison water, and endanger the people and wildlife that rely on these resources.
It takes around 2,700 litres of water to create a regular cotton t-shirt. Organic cotton is 80% rain-fed, which reduces the pressure on local water sources. Plus, no nasty chemicals means a cleaner, safer H2O for all.
Organic cotton is fairly-traded and regulated, protecting the lives of farmers and their families, while creating a healthy and planet-friendly farming future.
LENZING™ ECOVERO™ VISCOSE
Truly innovative, EcoVero™ is a game changer. Created using significantly lower emissions compared to standard viscose, these super-soft fibres are produced using pulp taken from renewable resource wood. The wood and pulp is obtained from responsibly managed forests and certified sustainable sources that meet strict environmental guidelines, for added peace of mind.
RECYCLED POLYESTER
We see this as a ‘second life’; a second chance for a non-biodegradable material that might otherwise end up in landfill or our oceans. By using recycled polyester, we’re lowering the demand for new petroleum extraction, reducing our overall carbon footprint and considering our climate - recycled polyester production creates 75% less CO₂ emissions than virgin polyester. Yes, 75%...
