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Denim Shorts made from hemp and organic cotton. Front and back pockets, zip and metallic button closure.
Thinking Mu's denim collection is made from a blend of organic hemp and organic cotton. Dyed with natural Indigo dyes and only 5 dips. Hemp saves 48% water and 12% Co2 compared to conventional denim.
55% Hemp + 45% Organic Cotton
The brand take care of every single step of the process to make it sustainable. When you buy a Thinking Mu garment, it is your turn to take care of it in a sustainable way too.
5 Uses
£11.00
10 Uses
£5.50
25 Uses
£2.20
50 Uses
£1.10
Denim Shorts made from hemp and organic cotton. Front and back pockets, zip and metallic button closure.
Thinking Mu's denim collection is made from a blend of organic hemp and organic cotton. Dyed with natural Indigo dyes and only 5 dips. Hemp saves 48% water and 12% Co2 compared to conventional denim.
55% Hemp + 45% Organic Cotton
The brand take care of every single step of the process to make it sustainable. When you buy a Thinking Mu garment, it is your turn to take care of it in a sustainable way too.
-
Buy less and better
-
Wash less and cooler - wash at 30º
-
Let it dry naturally
-
Recycle and up-cycle
5 Uses
£11.00
10 Uses
£5.50
25 Uses
£2.20
50 Uses
£1.10
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Thinking Mu
Using organically sourced fabrics, including polyester made out of recycled bottles, Tencel made from sustainably sourced wood pulp and organic cotton. Thinking Mu favours using traditional crafts, such as hand-screen printing, block printing and hand embroidery.
The brand’s co-founders, Pepe Barguñó, Miquel Castells, Alejandro Arenas and Carlos Cortadellas, have a shared goal, which is to use fashion as an instrument for change, by only using environmentally friendly materials, and investing in the people who bring their designs to life.
