Made to Move Shorts - ZeroWaste collection
This product is part of our ZeroWaste Shop where we offer products that are slightly "perfectly imperfect" and give them a new life. |
These shorts are made for maximum movement and are designed for all training intensities - and your skin and nature will thank you for it. Climate Neutral Certified.
They suit low, medium and high intensity training activities thanks to their ultra-comfortable and highly breathable fabric composition.
Designed with love in Sweden, all materials sourced and ethically made in Europe.
These shorts are part of our ZeroWaste collection. They have a minor issue. The adjustable drawstring that sits inside the waistband to adjust the width is twisted in the area where it can be pulled out (size S) and the shorts in size L has a bit of loose thread hanging out around the opening of the drawstring on the inside of the waistband. However, the functionality and comfort is not negatively impacted. Otherwise they are as our "normal" shorts and have been produced with the exact same materials and in the same factory and have not been worn before. We want to give them the life and love that they deserve and hope they'll find a new home and a customer appreciating its uniquely "perfect imperfections", at a reduced price.
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- Machine-wash at 30°C/86°F
- Don’t bleach
- Hang to dry, don’t tumble-dry
- We recommend to air-dry instead of washing it after every use
- Use mild detergent and no fabric softener (we recommend choosing environmentally - & health friendly detergents)
- The shirt will likely shrink up to 5% after the first wash due to its natural origin (Note that we considered this shrinkage in our sizing guide. So when you feel that the shirt is a bit too long when trying it on for the first time, please consider it will shrink up to 5% after your first wash.)
- "End of life" and disposal tips: If it is still in good shape - swap with friends, resell as second-hand, repair or bring to your local tailor for repair. If it is very worn out and can no longer be used, best to bring it to a local textile collection or recycling station. It can even be composted, but make sure you understand how to compost in the right way.
Waste is a huge problem in the fashion industry - the majority of clothes get prematurely burned or thrown away. We want to reverse this and give every item the love and life it deserves, also those that have small blemishes and are "perfectly imperfect". And to create zero waste in our supply chain.