Name: Layris Maglia Tamara realizzata ai ferri completamente a mano | Renoon
Brand: Layris
SKU: layris-maglia-tamara-realizzata-ai-ferri-completamente-a-mano-in-white
Price: 270 EUR
Availability: InStock

UK-based vintage platform that created their own vintage label. Apparel and accessories crafted from reclaimed materials with a mission to create original designs while addressing concern for declining global resources

The buying team from Beyond Retro has a focus on responding to trends with vintage items. They scout fashion runways, global street style, edgy editorial and (most importantly) their own team and customers to determine what’s next in fashion, which informs what they pick from yesterday’s closets. Fanatical about vintage yet extremely precise with what they carry, product is sourced up to six months in advance, aided by a sophisticated information management system that gives constant internal trend updates. This helps to respond to shifts in the fashion zeitgeist on a weekly and monthly basis for a vintage alternative

Argyle ivory & grey jumper complete with a crew neck.
Sleeve Length: 23 inch
Bust: 44 inch
Length: 28 inch

Pre-owned items are articles of clothing that have been retired from someone else closet. 

Pre-owned items already exist, so they require no additional resources and energy to create, contributing zero additional carbon emissions, pollution, and other environmental damages. Additionally, Pre-owned garments are being saved from being thrown away. Around €150 million worth of textile waste goes to landfill and waste each year. Buying pre-owned garments gives clothing second lives, building circularity in the fashion industry, and shortening the demand for new garments.

Pre-owned garments are also often more special because they are often one of a kind because they aren’t sold commercially anymore. They can make your wardrobe more unique, showing your individuality.

Pre-owned items help you reduce the impact of your purchase and close the loop. Around €150 million worth of textile waste goes to landfill and waste each year. By choosing pre-owned items you are keeping them in circle for longer.

Items can be returned 14 days after the delivery.

Free shipping in UK on orders over £75.

Shipping worldwide with fee calculated at checkout.

Argyle Ivory & Grey Knit Jumper  - M

Fine knit jumper from the 1990s in white with a high neck and raglan sleeves.
Sleeve Length: 26 inch
Bust: 38 inch
Length: 25 inch

1990s Fine Knit Jumper - M

One-of-a-kind brand, committed to creating fine and unrivaled clothing items, made entirely by hand in Italy, increasingly favoring responsible raw materials such as cashmere and extra-fine merino wool, completely ecological and responsible

This is a small business registered in Italy and with a team of less than 9 people

Each style is entirely handmade by a single artisan, which is why there will never be two identical items. They are unique pieces, just as unique as each individual. This keeps alive the tradition of knitting, completely by hand, handed down from generation to generation

Each item is completely produced in Italy

Layris uses only fibers supplied by companies that use mulesing-free fibers. Along the supply chain investigations have been made to ensure animal welfare

This brand produces only 2 collections per year

Cotton is a widely used fiber in the textile industry, but it is typically grown using synthetic pesticides and fertilizers. Unlike organic cotton, regular cotton is often produced from genetically modified seeds, designed to increase crop yields and resist pests. 

While conventional cotton farming can be more efficient in terms of production, it poses challenges for sustainability. The use of chemical inputs can degrade soil health over time and impact the surrounding ecosystems. Additionally, these practices can expose farmers and local communities to harmful substances, raising concerns about health and environmental impacts.

Despite these challenges, cotton remains a versatile and biodegradable material. Its widespread use underscores the importance of finding balanced approaches to cultivation that consider both productivity and ecological impact.

Cotton is a widely used fiber grown with synthetic pesticides and fertilizers from genetically modified seeds to boost yields and pest resistance. While efficient, this conventional farming method can degrade soil health and affect surrounding ecosystems, posing risks to farmers and communities due to chemical exposure. Despite these issues, cotton remains a versatile and biodegradable material, highlighting the need for sustainable cultivation practices.

Soy fabric, often referred to as "vegetable cashmere," is made from the byproducts of soybean processing. It embodies sustainability, as it utilizes resources that would otherwise go to waste.

Soy fabric production promotes environmental health by reducing waste and minimizing the need for additional agricultural resources. The process involves extracting protein from soybean hulls, which is then spun into a fiber. This innovative use of a food industry byproduct highlights the potential for reducing environmental impact.

Farmers and workers in the soy fabric industry benefit from the absence of harmful chemicals, as the production process does not rely on pesticides or synthetic fertilizers. This supports healthier working conditions and preserves the well-being of surrounding communities and ecosystems.

As a bio-based material, soy fabric is biodegradable. When it reaches the end of its life cycle, it naturally decomposes, returning to the earth without leaving a trace. This aligns with principles of a circular economy, ensuring that fashion items made from soy fabric contribute to a sustainable future.

Soy fabric is a sustainable innovation in fashion, made from the byproducts of soybean processing, minimizing waste and maximizing resource efficiency. Produced without pesticides or synthetic chemicals, it offers a safer, healthier alternative for both the environment and workers. This eco-friendly material supports the well-being of farmers and communities while promoting overall environmental health. Biodegradable and renewable, soy fabric contributes to a circular economy, making it a forward-thinking choice for sustainable fashion.

Since garments are made entirely by hand at the time of ordering, the timing can vary from 2 to 3 weeks depending on the model and processing times

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