Name: The Slow Label Long-Sleeve Tee | Renoon
Brand: The Slow Label
SKU: the-slow-label-long-sleeve-tee
Price: 70 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

2000s Rage On! printed t-shirt. Comes in multi-colour.
Sleeve Length: 9 inch
Bust: 44 inch
Length: 29 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.

2000s Rage On! Printed T-shirt - L

Since 2015, Adidas has partnered with Parley with a mission to eco-innovate ways to create a plastic-free ocean. Explore their responsible collections on Renoon

Since 2015 Adidas has a long-term commitment with the environmental organization Parley for the Oceans with the goal to turn marine pollution into sportswear. This expansion has in turn enabled adidas to accelerate production and expand the number of products made using our upcycled materials. Beyond apparel like shirts, socks and other performance wear, adidas produced 1 million pairs of shoes with Parley Ocean Plastic® in 2017, then 5 million in 2018, 11 million in 2019. Parley worked to develop the world’s first supply chain for upcycled marine waste and created Ocean Plastic® as a powerful symbol of change. Initially sourced from islands in the Maldives, they have now expanded the collection network to the Dominican Republic and Sri Lanka too, creating a steady demand for plastic waste that would otherwise end up in the Indian Ocean and the Caribbean Sea

Adidas t-shirt in multi-colour with hawaiian print.
Sleeve Length: 8 inch
Bust: 40 inch
Length: 27 inch

Adidas Hawaiian Print T-shirt - L

Abstract printed top in multi-colour with removable shoulder pads.
Sleeve Length: 5 inch
Bust: 40 inch
Length: 25 inch

Abstract Printed Top - M

T-shirt in multi-colour with abstract print.
Sleeve Length: 8 inch
Bust: 47 inch
Length: 25 inch

Abstract Print Printed T-shirt - L

Sleeveless evening top with animal print. Comes in multi-colour with a round neck.
Bust: 38 inch
Length: 26 inch

Animal Print Evening Top - M

The Slow Label is a german brand founded by sustainable fashion activist Anna-Laura Kummer. The Slow Label believes getting dressed is a daily ritual — but buying clothes shouldn’t be, advocating for more conscious consumerism. The brand aims to create cherished wardrobe pieces that act as a curation of your identity

More on The Slow Label
Anna-Laura Kummer, a proponent of sustainable fashion, launched the german company The Slow Label. The Slow Label promotes more mindful consumption and contends that while getting dressed is a regular habit, purchasing clothing shouldn't be. The company wants to make cherished clothing items that serve as a collection of your personality. Find The Slow Label’items on Renoon and check out similar brands, like <a href="https://renoon.com/brands/thinking-mu"> Thinking MU</a>, <a href="https://renoon.com/brands/kotn"> Kotn</a>, <a href="https://renoon.com/brands/bamboo-basics"> Bamboo Basics</a>. Choose your most-wanted styles, materials and values in your Renoon profile, save your searches and come back to it anytime. Be it via our App or website, you can always check for new products, search beyond your preferences or just enjoy the selections we prepare for you. Would you like to read more about Sustainable fashion and the latest trends? Don't miss out on our <a href="https://renoon.com/blog"> Blog</a>, with dozens of articles on <a href="https://renoon.com/blog/8-ways-to-take-care-of-your-clothes-to-make-them-last-longer"> how to care for sustainable clothing</a>, <a href="https://renoon.com/blog/how-i-avoid-impulse-buys"> style suggestions</a> and <a href="https://renoon.com/blog/sustainability-in-my-job-as-a-florist-ariella-hill-on-buying-flowers"> personal experiences</a> from other sustainable fashionistas like you. Are you Interested in Shopping responsible items? Then you might also be interested in our selection of <a href="https://renoon.com/shop/vegan-clothing-brands"> Vegan Clothing Brands</a>, <a href="https://renoon.com/shop/sustainable-clothing-brands"> Sustainable Clothing Brands</a>, and of <a href="https://renoon.com/shop/ethical-fashion-brands-uk"> Ethical Fashion Brands in the UK</a>. You might also wonder: Is the Slow Label good quality? You can check out The Slow Label’s reviews from other users on the App! Who funded The Slow Label? Anna-Laura Kummer is The Slow Label’s Founder

The Slow Label aims to slow down the fast-paced fashion industry by approaching things with an honest and improvement-oriented mindset, advocating for more conscious consumerism

The Slow Labels collections consist of garments that are timeless and versatile — two key factors in making clothing more sustainable and creating long-lasting positive change. They hope you wear their products over and over again, cherishing what you already have and styling their pieces for a variety of occasions

The artisans and manufacturers The Slow Label works with are the foundation of their business. They value the close relationship they have with their production teams around Europe and Morocco. They currently have a carefully selected network of manufacturers and suppliers in Germany, Austria, Lithuania, Poland, and Slovakia. They disclose their supply chains on their product pages and seek to visit each manufacturer they work with at least once a year, ensuring their ethical labor practices

Sustainable fashion activist Anna-Laura Kummer is the founder and creative director of The Slow Label. Their small team also includes Renate, their customer experience manager, and Nicole, their content and community manager

The Slow Label shares the true cost of their garments, including their material and labor costs, logistics expenses, and donations, along with their added markup, which then determines the final retail price. Transparent pricing helps show you where the money is actually going so you can determine whether it is fair and whether you want to invest in the item or not 

An elevated basic. This effortlessly chic long-sleeve tee consists of a soft mid-weight jersey fabric, crafted from lyocell TENCEL™ and recycled cotton. It features dropped shoulders with long sleeves and an overall comfortably loose fit.

TENCEL™ branded lyocell and modal fibers are created from sustainably sourced wood, using pulp as raw material. The fabric is produced using an environmentally responsible closed loop production process, meaning its solvent has a recovery rate of more than 99%, so no chemical or organic waste is produced in the process. 

TENCEL™ Lyocell fibers are naturally soft to the touch and offer long lasting comfort, even for people with sensitive skin. It is described to be twice as soft as cotton. It’s also luxurious in its shine and flow. Because the material is very flexible, the fibers stay in excellent quality, even after repeated washing. The fabric is also known for its exceptional capacity of thermal regulation, keeping you warm in the old and cool in the summer. Along with that, the material is moisture absorbent, perfect for working out and absorbing sweat.

TENCEL™ fibers are certified as compostable and biodegradable, and thus can fully revert back to nature.

TENCEL™ lyocell is a biodegradable fibre created in a closed loop process from wood pulp. Soft to the skin, smooth to the touch, luxurious in shine and flow, TENCEL™ is a great sustainable alternative. The brand is also known for its exceptional capacity of thermal regulation and moisture absorption.

Recycled cotton is re-purposed, post-industrial or post-consumer cotton that would otherwise become waste. For example, imagine a factory that cuts patterns for clothing out of big sheets of fabric and has all the in-between pieces to discard. The scraps of such cut and sew facilities are post-industrial cotton “waste” that have the capacity to be recycled. Post consumer waste is material discarded after someone uses it. 

Recycled cotton’s production process saves resources and energy to create, because their raw material already exists! It gives discarded cotton a purpose, keeping material in the loop for longer, contributing to circular fashion.

Recycled cotton comes from the soft and fluffy part of the cotton plant. It is a lightweight material that is durable, making it a wardrobe staple, and can last in your closet for years to come.

Recycled cotton can be recycled again and again, creating a new recycled cotton clothing. It is also a bio-based material, making it biodegradable, so it can fully decompose when it has grown too old to be recycled again.

Recycled cotton is re-purposed, post-industrial or post-consumer cotton that would otherwise become waste. For example, imagine a factory that cuts patterns for clothing out of big sheets of fabric and has all the in-between pieces to discard. The scraps of such cut and sew facilities are post-industrial cotton “waste” that have the capacity to be recycled.

Free return shipping if the wrong item or size was sent or your product arrived damaged.
You have to pay for return shipping if you want to exchange your product for another size or the package is returned because it has not been picked up at the post office.
Exchanges are not offered. If you want to exchange for another size, color or style, please place a new order

All orders are shipped from the Warehouse in Berlin using DHL. 
They will not ship to the UK at the moment

Austria:	5€ / free over 50€
Germany:5€ / free over 50€
Switzerland:	15€ / free over 200€
EU:	10€ / free over 150€
United States and Canada	30€

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