- Oversized fit with crew neck and long sleeves
- Ribbed trims define the silhouette
- Crafted from certified organic cotton and recycled polyester fleece, manufactured in line with socially responsible and eco-friendly principles
- Maxi North Sails logo print on the chest adds a signature touch
Materials
- 80% cotton
- 20% polyester
Care
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Do Not Bleach
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Maximum Washing Temperature 30C° - Mild Process
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Do Not Tumble Dry
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Iron At Maximum Sole Plate Temperature Of 110C°, Steam Ironing May Cause Irreversible Damage
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Do Not Dry Clean
- Iron On Reverse Side
- Reshape After Washing
- Wash Inside Out With Similar Colours
- Wash Separately
Saving the planet through ethical style choices is learned from a young age. Flaunting a playful take on the brand's logo, this classic North Sails sweatshirt is crafted from a certified organic cotton and recycled polyester blend, manufactured in line with socially responsible and eco-friendly principles. Its oversized silhouette is edged with ribbed trims for a snug fit.
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BreathableBreathable garments are air permeable. This benefit is most useful during physical activity, when there is an increase in body heat inside the garment. The breathability of the fabric allows moisture vapor transfer (MVT) or the capacity for warm, humid air inside the garment to pass through the garment to the outside. This helps to manage the climate inside the garment, increasing comfort.
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Organic cottonOrganic cotton refers to naturally cultivated cotton without the use of any synthetic agricultural chemicals. Organic farming not only avoids pesticides and thus their associated impacts, but it also uses water efficiently, restores and maintains soil health, and promotes high social and working standards for farmers. At North Sails, we only employ organic cotton from certified sources in order to contribute to the safeguard of the environment.
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RecycledRecycled means that a material or product that has been treated using a special process so that it can be used again. At North Sails, we are aware of the dependence that the fashion industry has on non-renewable and finite resources. Based on these premises, we are trying to replace, as much as we can, virgin materials with recycled materials, by reusing products that already exist, in a circular way of thinking.
