Description

Anorak made in part with recycled cotton derived from an elaborate recovery and regeneration process that reuses material scraps from the Stone Island production chain. Washed. FABRIC RESEARCH AND TREATMENT Anorak in natural cotton gabardine. Washed. The Stone Island Raw Beauty project reuses cotton material scraps from the Stone Island production chain. The scraps selected in the production plants are reprocessed to obtain new blended yarns, containing at least 50% recovered material. The fabrics derived from this elaborate recovery and regeneration process are used for new garments. This garment is made from 60% recycled cotton and 40% conventional cotton. The unbleached fabric features some aesthetic impurities that are typical of raw cotton and should be considered an intrinsic and natural part of the material. Detachable hood lining in cotton canvas and cotton jersey. STYLE AND FIT Hood with cotton tape drawstring that can be fastened with snaps. Chin strap that can also be fastened back onto hood with buttonhole detail inspired by debossed rubber patches of archival Stone Island garments from the 1980s. Three-button neck fastening. Large standing patch chest pockets. Standing on-seam hand pockets. White Stone Island fabric research badge on left sleeve. Button at cuffs with rubber buttonhole detail. Detachable hood lining with snap fastening that can be attached to the outer garment using a system of ties adapted from those used in the sailing world. COMPOSITION AND CARE Garment: 100% Cotton. Hood: 100% Cotton. Hood Padding: 50% Cotton 50% Polylactide / Pla

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