
Black Organic Cotton Boiler Suit - ARCHIVE SALE
₹10,700
PHOTOSHOOT/SALESMAN SAMPLE. MAY HAVE SLIGHT SIGNS OF WEAR Key Features: Autumn/Winter staple made from 100% certified organic cotton woven sarga Relaxed, voluminous fit with waist detail for a flattering shape Eco-friendly buttons for a sustainable finish Available in classic Black and seasonal Rust Ethically produced in Europe Sizes: S, M, L (model is 171cm and wears size S) Functional and stylish - ideal for transitional dressing
Technical Specifications
- Material
- Organic cotton
- Colour
- Black
- Type
- Jumpsuit
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PHOTOSHOOT/SALESMAN SAMPLE. MAY HAVE SLIGHT SIGNS OF WEAR Key Features: Autumn/Winter staple made from 100% certified organic cotton woven sarga Relaxed, voluminous fit with waist detail for a flattering shape Eco-friendly buttons for a sustainable finish Available in classic Black and seasonal Rust Ethically produced in Europe Sizes: S, M, L (model is 171cm and wears size S) Functional and stylish - ideal for transitional dressing
Country of origin: Spain
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COSSAC
COSSAC is a womenswear label that designs minimal, feminine clothing. It releases small capsule collections meant to fit easily into an existing wardrobe. The range includes tops, bodysuits, dresses, skirts, jumpsuits, coats and outerwear. The brand says it ignores seasonal trends and wants its pieces to be worn for years. COSSAC designs in Europe and makes its clothes in European factories. Good On You reports that all final production takes place in Portugal. The brand describes its approach as slow-made: short production runs and responsible materials. Good On You rates COSSAC Good overall, with Good scores for planet, people and animals. It credits the brand's use of lower-impact materials such as organic cotton, limited production runs, renewable energy in the supply chain, recycled packaging and regular supplier visits. It also notes there is no evidence that workers are paid living wages. The brand uses wool, much of it recycled or certified, and does not appear to use leather, fur, cashmere or down.













































































































































