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Rim Sweatshirt - Stome Green

Name: Rim Sweatshirt - Stome Green
Brand: Baserange
SKU: FRIS-RC-WI24
Price: 99.0 USD
Availability: OutOfStock

$99.00

$249.00

Color:

Stome Green

Size:

Variant

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Description

A regenerative cotton sweatshirt with raglan sleeves, crewneck, and ribbed collar, cuffs, and hem.

Made with regenerative cotton. Regenerative agriculture restores degraded soils through various methods such as crop rotation to introduce nutrients to the soil, low tilling of the ground like digging soil to store more carbon, and using compost. These practices improve water cleanliness, lessen pollution, increase yields, make soil more flood and drought resilient, and support biodiversity.

Details

Jasmine is 5’9” (175 cm) and wearing a size Small.

Made in Portugal.

50% Cotton (Regenerative)
36% Lyocell
14% Altag
Fit: Oversized

Delivery & Returns

Enjoy free shipping on all orders over $300 USD. Our boxes are made in the USA with 95% post-consumer waste and printed with ink that uses algae cells for pigments rather than carbon black ink. Read more on our FAQ Page.

Free returns within 14 days from when order is delivered. No handling fees. No deductions. No shipping costs. Returns must meet our Return Policy to receive a refund.

About Baserange

Founded in 2012, Baserange creates modern, minimalist clothing with an emphasis on clean lines and easy silhouettes. The designs, the natural and recycled materials are made to withstand time. Since its inception, Baserange is committed to discovering and implementing innovative ways to reduce environmental impact at every stage—from energy use to water consumption to dyes to packaging. The brand works closely and collaboratively with its producers to source and develop quality textiles from both natural fibers and recycled content. Baserange is constantly seeking better solutions across the industry and questioning its own practices.