Afends Asta Hemp Seersucker Check Shirt - Steel

the brand story: 

Born in 2006 in the small coastal town of Byron Bay, Australia, Afends was founded by Declan Wise and Jonathan Salfield off the back of a small screen printing business they originally created as 20-something year olds to print band merchandise for punk and hardcore bands. 

2015 was the start of a new era for Afends. After nine years of designing, Deco & Jono began investigating ways of promoting sustainability to consumers as well as the surf and fashion industries where things had become less and less eco-friendly with the rapid growth of fast fashion and use of unsustainable materials. After some exploration and experimentation with the natural choice and all around miracle plant, Hemp, Afends created their first range of Hemp Clothing, and to this day continues to create, promote and expand the Hemp Revolution.

Afends is excited to announce that in January 2021, they’ll finally be releasing their very first 100% eco-friendly range, and are never going back. 

shop your values: 

• Made from biodegradable fibres
• Hemp is naturally antimicrobial and antibacterial 
• Hemp uses less resources 
• Organic cotton – no pesticides or nasties! Global Organic Textile Standard (GOTS) certified organic cotton is grown without the use of synthetic pesticides, insecticides, or herbicides and GMOs (Genetic Modified Organisms) according to the principles of organic agriculture. Organic agriculture is a production process that sustains the health of ecosystems, soils and people. Operators from post-harvest handling up to garment making must hold a valid certification in order for the final products to be labelled as GOTS certified.
• Support an Australian-owned company. Designed in Byron Bay, Australia.
• Transparent supply chain.

features:

• Womens Short Sleeve Shirt.
• Relaxed Boxy Fit.
• Button-Up Front.
• Cuban Style Collar.
• Plaid Check Print.
• Textured Seersucker Fabric.

sizing:

Model wears a size S / AU 8 / US 4 and is 177cm tall

end of life: 

When a garment has reached the end of it’s life and can no longer be worn, mended, swapped, gifted, donated or upcycled, we recommend consulting your local council to find your nearest textile recycling scheme. 

Made in China.

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