- Wash me at 30°
- Air dry only (tumble drying creates 75% of the carbon footprint of a garment. Let's look after the planet - it does give us a lot after all).
Fifi wears a size XS and is 5'6 in height.
Material: 100% Lenzing Modal
Weight: 200 gsm
Taking care of me:
Modal care:
Expect 5% shrinkage on first wash.
Modal is a type of rayon fabric made from the fibers of beech tree. It is incredibly soft, drapes well, resists creasing and has a smooth lustrous finish - perfect for traveling.
Because modal is both absorbent and air breathable, it is cool to the touch. The fibers take and hold dye easily resulting in deep, brilliant colors and produce no dye bleeding during cleaning. It is less likely to shrink than cotton, however, it will pill as a result of tough surface friction. Avoid using full strength bleach for cleaning as it will weaken the fiber.
Fifi wears a size XS and is 5'6 in height.
Material: 100% Lenzing Modal
Weight: 200 gsm
Taking care of me:
- Wash me at 30°
- Air dry only (tumble drying creates 75% of the carbon footprint of a garment. Let's look after the planet - it does give us a lot after all).
Modal care:
Expect 5% shrinkage on first wash.
Modal is a type of rayon fabric made from the fibers of beech tree. It is incredibly soft, drapes well, resists creasing and has a smooth lustrous finish - perfect for traveling.
Because modal is both absorbent and air breathable, it is cool to the touch. The fibers take and hold dye easily resulting in deep, brilliant colors and produce no dye bleeding during cleaning. It is less likely to shrink than cotton, however, it will pill as a result of tough surface friction. Avoid using full strength bleach for cleaning as it will weaken the fiber.
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Following the collapse of the Rana Plaza garment factory in Bangladesh in 2013,Founder Charlotte could not understand why we’re still not being told who made our things. So the idea was simple. Create a platform, build robust sustainable standards, bring together radically transparent brands living up to them, show everyone, every step of how their products are grown and sewn. The vision is to make Knowing the Origin industry standard, so you and I can ensure our purchase enriches communities and restores the environment.
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