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Did you know? Cotton is the world’s biggest consumer of water: more than 10,000 litres of water are needed to produce just one pair of jeans! Furthermore, the cotton plant requires numerous treatments using insecticide and toxic fertiliser which damage soil.
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Have you heard about softshell jackets? The name softshell is used to describe a specific, extremely versatile and incredibly practical fabric. The ambition was to create a technical jacket that combines the advantages of fleece jackets with a water-repellent coating, while offering maximum comfort.
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Did you know? The invention of the polo shirt dates back to the 1920s. At that time, tennis players wore a shirt and pressed trousers, an outfit that was hardly ergonomic and especially hard to put up with in the heat. This led to the idea of creating a type of short...
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