jaunt long sleeve shirt
style 418M01
This warm weather shirt rests lightly on the skin for a weightless, gauze-like feel. The touch of poly adds resilience to the soft, organic cotton making it the perfect travel piece.
$98.00
Color: Marine Check
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Organic cotton/poly fabric is light, airy and breathable for comfort in hot weather. Adjustable sleeves roll-up for ease of movement, while a unique utility placket and stealthy chest pocket stash the essentials.
- Self-fabric collar and stand.
- Six button front.
- One left chest envelope pocket with button flap.
- One right chest utility placket for easy access to your essentials.
- Button cuffs for comfort.
- Off-shoulder seams eliminate chaffing.
- Adjustable roll-up sleeves with button tabs for ease of movement.
Fabric: 98% organic cotton, 2% polyester lightweight woven
Fabric Details: A lightweight rumpled check pattern in 98% organic cotton, 2% polyester
Fabric Source: China
Production: El Salvador
Weight: 5.1 oz
Fit: Regular
Care: Machine wash warm (87 degrees to 111 degrees f.), tumble dry low
The Jaunt's cotton content is from certified 100% organically grown cotton, which does not use pesticides, herbicides, synthetic fertilizers or defoliants at any point in its growth and development. To understand the impact this makes on a micro and macro scale, we have to take a closer at the numbers: Currently, 9.4 billion pounds of pesticides and synthetic fertilizers are used annually in the US alone. This breaks down to using roughly 1/3 pound of synthetic fertilizers to grow one pound of raw cotton in the US, and it takes just under one pound of raw cotton to make one t-shirt. Of course, research shows that the use of pesticides and synthetic fertilizers pollute rivers, streams, and air, as well as cause irreparable damage to one of our most vital resources—soil. In a nutshell, we hope the use of organic cotton across all of our garments will reduce, in a small way, the detrimental impact pesticides and fertilizers have on our environment.