Sweatshirt Hansa Wear × Coxie — Flounder / European Flounder (Platichthys flesus)
Najniższa cena z ostatnich 30 dni: 159,00 zł
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Description
A unisex crewneck sweatshirt made from organic cotton yarn. In brick red / muted orange. The Hansa Wear logo is embroidered on the chest and back of the neck. Designed and produced in Poland.
A matching side print in two parts, depicting a European flounder (Platichthys flesus). A fish tail print on the sleeve. Prints designed by Ania "Coxie" Szejdewik.
Before you buy, please check the size chart (last photo among the sweatshirt images) - it'll save us returns and you disappointment :) Thanks in advance.
Composition:
90% organic cotton yarn (produced without pesticides, herbicides, insecticides, and other agrochemicals)
10% polyester
Composition
Care
W 40 stopniach, z podobnymi kolorami - takie normalne pranko.
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And besides, if we ever run any deals, that's exactly where they'll be.
We share the profits:
Working
with the MARE Foundation
We support the MARE Foundation - which works to educate about and protect Baltic ecosystems.
Sometimes that's help with communications, sometimes we simply make a transfer.
Thanks to that, we've topped up the foundation's account with 35084.76 PLN so far (as of 01.03.2026). One person will say - not much, another will say - hardly anything. I'll say: in the early years our revenue was roughly 2 potatoes, so it's really OK .
By buying our stuff, you make it so we've got something to share. And when we do - we're glad to, because we reckon everyone should.
Various other things
we're proud of
EU materials - we use Italian wool yarns, and import our corduroy from Spain, Germany and the Czech Republic.
Local production - our products are made in Poland, in the Łódź, Mazovia and Lesser Poland provinces.
Our merino wool comes 100% from farms where the sheep aren't mutilated in the mulesing process.
We use recycled wool, including GRS-certified yarn.
We pack in paper, with no film, plastic or other faff that instantly turns into yet another bit of rubbish.
