Neutral Kids Sweatshirt
It is made from 100% organic Fairtrade cotton and dyed with EU Ecolabel-approved, non-toxic colours. The 300 gsm brushed fleece keeps children warm, while raglan sleeves and ribbed cuffs and waistband allow easy movement. It is also certified to OEKO-TEX Standard 100 and SA8000.
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Our Kids Sweatshirt is a cosy, safe all-rounder made from our signature Neutral® fabric of 100% organic Fairtrade cotton and dyed with only EU Ecolabel-approved, non-toxic colours. The soft 300 gsm fleece provides warmth and comfort, while raglan sleeves and ribbed cuffs and waistband ensure a perfect, flexible fit for everyday play. Neutral® is a family-owned company with over 20 years of commitment to 100% responsible clothing. Dedicated to healthy soil on our planet, thriving farmers in the fields and safe workers in the factory. Certifications include Fairtrade, EU Ecolabel, SA8000, and OEKO-TEX.
- Made in
- India
- Print method
- Screen print
- Print colours
- Up to 1
- Minimum order
- 100 units
- Eco-Friendly MaterialsContains recognised lower-impact materials such as recycled, organic or plant-based content.
- Responsible ManufacturingMade under a recognised social-audit standard or in a European factory.
- Positive Supply Chain ImpactBacked by Fair Trade, or by a social enterprise creating positive impact such as employing refugees or sourcing from artisan makers.
- Creates 196,945 litres of water for communities
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- Creates196,945196,945litres of water for communities
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