BERGHAUS Edale MTN short sleeve T-shirt

When you’re relaxing outdoors during the summer, you want to do that in a comfortable, stylish and well put together cotton tee. We’ve got just the top for you, made out of responsibly sourced organic cotton and in a great fit that allows you to move and the tee to breathe. We’ve added our own distinctive touch with a graphic of a classic Lake District landscape, and the twin needle finish on the hem and sleeves complete a sharp finish to this summer staple. Features: - Organic: We´ve Used An Organic Cotton That Delivers Great Comfort Next To The Skin. - Breathable: The Breathable Fabric Will Keep You Comfortable While You Enjoy Time Outdoors. - Distinctive: Our Edale Design Is A Nod To The Kind Of Landscapes That Berghaus Helps You To Explore And Enjoy Specifications: - Weight: 216g - Fabric: 100% Cotton Technology: Madekind™ For The Planet: - Madekind™ is our approach to taking better care of our world. It brings together our efforts to reduce our environmental impacts from production, run our business responsibly and make a difference to our communities. In the last 12 months, we’ve increased the number of MADEKIND™ products in our core range by 34% and we plan to add more each year. Products marked with our MADEKIND™ label mean they’re kinder to the planet we love to explore. This could be because they contain recycled material, organic cotton, bio-based material from natural sources, or because they’re made by one of our partners. Responsible Down Standard (Rds): - Berghaus is certified to the Rds standard, which certifies animal welfare practices in down and feather production from the farm to the final product. Leather Working Group (Lwg): - We encourage our suppliers to source leather from tanneries awarded LWG gold, silver or bronze certification for environmental best practice. 100% of leather in our footwear range is Leather Working Group certified. Colourkind: - Our award-winning dyeing technology, Colourkind, is a woven fabric that is kinder to the environment as it goes through fewer dyeing stages, compared with regular fabrics. Resulting in 89% water savings, 63% less chemicals used, and 60% reduced CO2 emissions.