HELEN Slip Top
HELEN has a waterfall neckline, to flatter all the boob shapes out there! It’s made out of Tencel™, a sustainable material based on cellulose. The fabric is rather flowy and has a cool touch.
PRODUCT DETAILS
- Loose fit
- Deep v-neck
- Open back
- 100% Tencel™ lyocell, 4% elastane
WASHING & CARE INSTRUCTIONS
- Gentle wash up to 30°C
- Use mild or color detergent
- Use a washing bag to protect the garment from zippers (and other mean things) being in the same washing machine
- No softener
- Iron on low to medium temperature
What makes Helen Slip Top different?
- 100% TENCEL™ Lyocell
- Recycled polyester labels
- Recycled paper hangtags
- Buttons are partly made from recycled polyester
WASHING & CARE INSTRUCTIONS
ARUM is made of Tencel™ – superflowy, supersustainable and a bit delicate, so please handle with care:
- Gentle wash up to 30°C (only wash when necessary)
- No tumble dry
- Mild detergent (without enzymes, no softener)
- Dry on a hanger
Note: Tencel™ items can shrink up to 4% by the first wash!
This beautiful item was made fair & sustainably in Braga, Portugal. The production is certified and the company’s focus is a responsible development: "doing more with less".
Because a fair production makes us (and you) very happy!
Jan ‘N June is a German eco-fashion label that is a strong believer that style and sustainability can go hand in hand without a hefty price tag. Fashion, but make it slow.
It comes as no surprise that when there wasn’t an answer to their question, “Why is there no stylish, sustainable and affordable fashion label?”, the two female founders took it upon themselves to make it happen.
Today, they are a GOTS-certified label that works only with certified materials and manufactures all their garments in Poland and Portugal, in family-owned and/or certified factories.
Transparency is also at the core of their business. Every item has a specific QR code that will reveal the entire supply chain of the item, from the designing phase to yarn production and garment manufacturing.
Sustainability & Ethical Aspects
