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IQONIQ Brett recycled cotton t-shirt

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The IQONIQ Brett t-shirt is a classic fit, unisex garment made from 180 G/M² fabric. It uses 30% recycled and 70% organic cotton. Fabric authenticity is verified by AWARE™ technology, and 2% of proceeds support Water.org.

IQONIQ Brett recycled cotton t-shirt

The IQONIQ Brett recycled cotton t-shirt is a classic fit, unisex t-shirt. It is made from 180 G/M² fabric, comprising 100% cotton. Of this, 30% is recycled cotton and 70% is organic cotton.

  • Features a crew neck and short sleeves.
  • Includes a 1x1 rib knit.
  • Fabric authenticity and environmental claims are verified by AWARE™ physical tracer and blockchain technology.
  • A QR code provides access to a digital product passport.
  • 2% of proceeds from each sale are donated to Water.org.
  • OEKO-TEX® STANDARD 100 Centexbel certified.
  • Please note that due to the recycled yarns, minor impurities and colour variations may occur.

This t-shirt is suitable for branded staff uniforms, promotional giveaways, or merchandise, offering a sustainable choice for your organisation.

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