Indigo Twill Shirt Made Of Wool & Cotton by Brothers We Stand
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Indigo Twill Shirt Made Of Wool & Cotton


₹12,706.30

This shirt is cut from a tonic suiting fabric, which mixes indigo with silver to create a two tone appearance. A wardrobe staple for everyone this skate shirt has a button up collar and a single chest pocket.

Technical Specifications

Material
Wool and cotton
Colour
Indigo
Type
Shirts

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This shirt is cut from a tonic suiting fabric, which mixes indigo with silver to create a two tone appearance. A wardrobe staple for everyone this skate shirt has a button up collar and a single chest pocket.

Country of origin: United Kingdom

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Indigo Twill Shirt Made Of Wool & Cotton

Material benefit
Wool and cotton
Organic merino wool
Price
GBP 100.00
EUR 119.90

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Brothers We Stand

Brothers We Stand

Brothers We Stand is a UK-based online marketplace for men's clothing that brings together more than 400 styles from a range of ethical and sustainable designers. Its selection covers jackets, overshirts, T-shirts, shirts, sweatshirts, knitwear, socks and underwear, with many items made from organic cotton or wool. Each product page lists who made the item and its effect on people and the environment, setting out both strengths and areas still needing work. The team picks labels for design, quality and provenance, looking for brands that know their supply chains and have a social or environmental mission. Good On You rates Brothers We Stand Good overall: Great for planet, and Good for people and animals. It notes that most of the materials are lower-impact, all textile offcuts are recycled, renewable energy is used in parts of the supply chain and plastic packaging is avoided. Its entire final production stage is certified by the Fair Wear Foundation. However, Good On You found no evidence that living wages are paid across most of the supply chain.

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