Regenerative
Knowledge Cotton Apparel

Alf Crispy Cotton Shirt

£80.00

Crisp shirt for layering under a blazer or over a tee

Bright White

Material

100% Organic Cotton

Fit
Specifications

Button down collar 

Clothing Care

30° normal wash, do not bleach, do not tumble dry, iron at low temperature, do not dryclean.

See our tips for caring for your clothes here

Group 21
Delivery

Free UK delivery 5-10 working days from dispatch 

Dispatched from the designer in Denmark - no customs fees should be charged

Since Brexit, parcels can take longer to go through UK Customs and so express delivery is not available on this item

Description

A crisp shirt that you can easisly style up or down. Nature loving Danish designers Knowledge Cotton Apparel make low impact clothing for both the hike and the bar after.

SIZING

  • Fits true to size. Take your normal size
  • Regular Fit
     
  • Measurements in the chart are of the human body rather than the garment.

All sizes are approximate and may vary slightly within KCA's range! 

 SizeA - 1/2 Chest (cm)B - Length Centre Back (cm)C - Sleeve Length (cm)D - Neck Circumference (cm)
XS4872
 
63 - 6438.5
 
S51
 
73
 
64 - 65
 
40
 
M5474
 
65 - 66
 
41.5
 
L57
 
75
 
66 - 67
 
43
 
XL60
 
76
 
67-6844.5
XXL6377
 
68 - 69
 
46
 
XXXL66
 
78
 
69 - 7047.5

 

Still not sure about your perfect size and fit?
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Returns or exchanges:
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Product Footprint

Product Footprint

Strong Points

Regenerative Organic Certified®

Fair factory

CO2 Savings

Knowledge Cotton Apparel Alf Crispy Cotton Shirt footprint

People

Dibella’s mission is to improve the livelihoods of small-scale, marginalised cotton farmers and textile workers. The factory is GOTS, Fairtrade and BSCI compliant. Dibella employs 420 workers, 97% of whom are women.

The organic cotton is fairly traded and sourced from Chetna Organic who work with marginalised farmers from Maharashtra, Odessa and Andhra Pradesh towards improving their livelihoods and making farming a sustainable occupation.

Dibella runs a number of social projects called ‘sustainable development pillars’, these have a particular focus on women and children. The first pillar invests in education; providing equipment and resources to local schools. The second focuses on hygiene; by providing medical care, check ups and training on personal hygiene, particularly for women. This pillar is very important to Dibella and hygiene procedures have been upgraded due to Covid-19. The third pillar gives training in sustainable farming techniques and the fourth focuses on female empowerment. This is done through providing additional training opportunities to the women who work in the factory. 

Planet

Regenerative Organic Certified® is a revolutionary certification that sets the global benchmark for soil health, farmworker fairness, and animal welfare, ensuring the highest standards.

Regenerative organic farming uses cover crops, composting, crop rotation, and diverse planting to improve soil, biodiversity, and yields. It enhances food security, conserves water, and increases carbon storage. It also stops the spread of desertification and helps prevent deforestation, which are major threats to the climate.

Knowledge Cotton Apparel's second and third tier suppliers (fabrics and raw materials) are based in the same geographical region as products are cut and sewn. This reduces the carbon footprint of their products compared to other fashion supply chains where it is common for inputs to cross back and forth around the world. 

Country of origin

Suppliers

Organic cotton: Chetna, India (Regenerative Organic Certified®)

Shirt: Cut and sewn in India by Dibella Ltd (GOTS, SA8000 certified factory)

Areas For Development

GOTS living wage policy currently only requires that national legal standards are met. We’d love to see KCA collaborate with an organisation like the Fair Wear Foundation to advance the complex topic of a real living wage for garment workers.

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