Explanada Organic T-Shirt White
£34.00
1% of your purchase goes for the planet 
We're B-Corp 
Made in Europe 
Organic Cotton 
Vegan 
Our hometown Alicante has one of its symbols on its "Paseo de la Explanada", a promenade located by the coast.
It was designed in 1959 by architect Miguel López and is made up of 6.5 million tesserae (small pieces of marble) of "Alicante Red", "Ivory Cream" and "Marquina Black" that draw waves simulating the sea.
To create it, the architect was inspired by the boulevard of Avenida Atlântica Copacabana in Rio de Janeiro (Brazil). In 2019 the Esplanade of Alicante turned 60 and our wink came in the form of a shirt.
Following our standards, this shirt is made from scratch in Portugal, with 100% organic combed cotton fabric.
- 100% organic combed cotton, 160 g/m²
- GOTS Certified Fabric
- Standard fit, short sleeved t-shirt
- Logo embroidery on chest
- Woven label on neck
- Knitted, dyed, cut, printed and sewn 100% in Portugal
Wash cold with like colors and inside out
Lay flat to dry
Do not tumble dry
Do not iron graphics
Do not use chlorine-based bleachShipping
Free shipping on Orders over € 60 in Spain and over € 100/150 depending on your country in Europe.
For the rest of the orders the shipping cost is 4€ in Spain and starting from 5.5€ in Europe depending on the area.
The estimated delivery time is about 2-3 days in Spain and 4-5 days in Europe.
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Returns
Returns in Spain are free. For orders coming from the rest of the world, customers are responsible for the shipping costs.
We accept returns within 30 days of receiving your order. As soon as we receive your package we will proceed with the refund of your money.
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Organic CottonThe organic cotton fabric we use to make our garments comes from Portugal and it’s GOTS (Global Organic Textile Standard) Certified.
The aim of the standard is to define world-wide recognized requirements that ensure organic status of textiles, from harvesting of the raw materials, through environmentally and socially responsible manufacturing up to labelling in order to provide a credible assurance to the end consumer.
Textile processors and manufacturers are enabled to export their organic fabrics and garments with one certification accepted in all major markets.
