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Näz | Halter knit top cappuccino - recycled cotton - made in Portugal

€69,00
Price incl. VAT 19% (19%) €11,02
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Crafted entirely from breathable 100% cotton - both recycled and conventional - this top is one of our favorites for this season.

This timeless navy hue will blend seamlessly in your wardrobe this spring.

Model is wearing a size S.

Material: 50% recycled cotton, 50% cotton. Being 100% cotton it is breathable and great for your skin.

Available colors: navy blue, beige, cappuccino.

Designed and made in Portugal.

30 degrees machine wash inside out. Knits will stretch naturally over time. Dry flat to keep their shape and if you need to shrink it put it in warm water to shrink slightly. Always wash cold to prevent shrinking. Do not tumble-dry.

To machine wash your “hand-wash only” items at home, turn them inside out and slip them into a mesh bag designed to hold delicates during a wash. Machine wash them on cold with a mild detergent, using the gentlest cycle available. Remove your garments from the machine as soon as the cycle ends, and lay them flat to dry.

To hand wash, use a clean sink or basin. Fill the tub with cold water and add a small amount of a mild detergent, like Woolite. Mix until the water appears sudsy. Dip your clothing in and out of the mixture until it's saturated, then gently agitate it in the water, rubbing any soiled areas softly with your fingers to spot clean them.

When you feel confident that the garment is clean, empty the sink or basin and fill it with cold water, this time without soap. Dip the item in and out of the water until it's no longer soapy.

To dry the garment, lay it on a towel. Roll up the towel with the clothing inside, squeezing gently to remove water. Unroll the towel and move the garment to a drier area of the towel.

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