Women's organic terry t-shirt ivory embroidered yellow
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❀ ORGANIC COTTON
A natural fiber chosen for its comfort, quality, and low environmental impact.
⟲ RECYCLED MATERIALS
Upcycled materials to create durable pieces, designed to last.
◉ MEMBER OF 1% FOR THE PLANET
1% of our turnover is donated to associations committed to protecting the Oceans.
Description
Women's Ivory Organic Terry T-shirt with Yellow Embroidery
Discover the HONO Surfwear women's ivory organic terry t-shirt with yellow embroidery, a must-have for a summer of comfort and simplicity. Made from soft, breathable terry fabric, this t-shirt offers a pleasant feel against the skin while providing a relaxed and timeless surfwear style.
Made in Portugal from 80% organic cotton and 20% recycled polyester, it combines quality, durability, and environmental respect. Its oversized cut with dropped shoulders gives it a modern and comfortable look, ideal for beach days, holidays, or relaxing moments.
Why choose the HONO terry t-shirt?
✔ Soft, comfortable, and breathable terry fabric
✔ 80% organic cotton and 20% recycled polyester
✔ Responsibly made in Portugal
✔ Trendy and comfortable oversized fit
✔ Dropped shoulders for a relaxed style
✔ Absorbent fabric, ideal after the beach or surfing
✔ Feminine surfwear style inspired by the ocean
Composition
- 80% organic cotton
- 20% post-consumer recycled polyester
Features
- Material: Terry
- Fit: Oversized
- Round neck with 1x1 ribbing
- Dropped shoulders
- Side seams
- Enzyme washed for extra softness
- Weight: 210 g/m²
- Manufacture: Portugal
An eco-responsible t-shirt designed for summer and beyond
The HONO women's terry t-shirt is designed to accompany all your summer adventures. Lightweight, comfortable, and easy to pair with terry shorts, jeans, or a swimsuit, it will quickly become an essential in your wardrobe.
At HONO Surfwear, we prioritize responsible materials and European manufacturing to offer durable clothing inspired by the world of surfing.
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