This versatile organic cotton blazer shirt by Uskees puts functionality first, with a beautifully simple design.This khaki, unlined blazer is made from pure organic cotton, and features front pockets as well as a hidden inner pocket. It is recommended to size up for best fit if you're looking to layer the look up.
PRODUCT DETAILS
- Free tote bag with every shirt
- 100% organic cotton (GOTS)
- 3 patch pockets on the front
- Hidden inside breast pocket
- Reinforced elbow area for extra strength and durability
- Corozo buttons - made from Tagua Palm and entirely plastic-free
- Uskees #3006 blazer shirt
- Designed in Manchester, UK, hand-made in India
- All Uskees garments come with a free repair kit. These kits are tailored to each product, providing the appropriate materials to take care of any small repairs.
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If the repair more serious than that, they also offer a free repair service. They’ll fix up your garment and send it back to you, ensuring that it remains essential to your life. To register your item for our free repair service simply request through their website.
MATERIALS
100% Organic Cotton
PRODUCT CARE
Sponge small spots or stains with water to try and remove first, Do not use a washing powder that contains bleach as it will cause colour fading of organic cotton over time. Try to avoid air drying the garment in direct sunlight to help prevent the garment fade. Only iron if necessary.
BRAND: USKEES
Their background is in denim and casual clothing, and for many years they have been other people's clothes. During that time, they saw a general relationship with clothing; a shift faster, quicker model built on ever changing trends and cutting of corners. When the time eventually came to make their own range of clothing, they knew that they wanted to do something different. They wanted to offer a genuine alternative to the outdated notion of fast fashion. Something that makes a difference to the audience, and in turn, the environment. Something that stands up for itself, and makes the right sort of statement.
