Ailik t-shirts carrying Ternua N.E.S logo, are made using "good earth cotton" regenerative climate positive cotton. GEC it´s a modern regenerative farming program that empowers global producers, communities, and members of the textile supply chain as agents of change through an environmentally beneficial approach to global cotton and agriculture. Good Earth Cotton(R) sequesters more carbon than it emits through its entire growth life cycle. This climate positive result leads to enriched soil and so much more
https://www.ternua.com/fr/en/ailik-t-m-t-shirt-1208348-5775.html1208348-5775AILIK T M T-SHIRTAilik t-shirts carrying Ternua N.E.S logo, are made using "good earth cotton" regenerative climate positive cotton. GEC it´s a modern regenerative farming program that empowers global producers, communities, and members of the textile supply chain as agents of change through an environmentally beneficial approach to global cotton and agriculture. Good Earth Cotton(R) sequesters more carbon than it emits through its entire growth life cycle. This climate positive result leads to enriched soil and so much morehttps://static.ternua.com/media/catalog/product/1/2/1208348-5775-1.jpg17.18instock42.9514.3166656666676025.77000https://static.ternua.com/media/catalog/product/1/2/1208348-5775-1.jpg1783330143000HombreNew Earth SpiritCAMISETAS
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<p>Ailik Ternua N.E.S T-shirt made from regenerative "Good Earth Cotton" (GEC), a regenerative agriculture program that helps reduce climate impact and improve soil health. Lightweight, comfortable and durable with a central print.</p> <p>Made from mono-material fabric (80% GEC cotton and 20% recycled cotton, 160 g/m²), free from pesticides and herbicides. Circular design, recyclable and long-lasting. OEKO-TEX(R) and GOTS certified fabric. Made in Portugal.</p>
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