HAVE A BRIGHT DAY BLAZER
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HAVE A BRIGHT DAY BLAZER

$828.00 USD

Arcadia Green Organic Silk & Linen Faille

Sophistication has a new meaning and it looks a little something like an organic vibrant blazer. She’s an inspiration for positivity when the world around her is in need of some light. Looking for a more oversized look - definitely size up like Mammina.

Mammina is typically a size 36, but is wearing a 38.

Length is 73 cm (28.75”)

    Lining & Trim Details:

    • Limeade Organic Silk Georgette Lining
    • Gold Plated Brass with Multicolor Enamel Tiered Buttons
    • High Polished Gold Plated Brass Button - in Interior
    • Double vented

    Pre-order shipping window: May 1st-June 31st

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    Fabric Details

    Main Fabric: 72% Organic Cotton & 28% Linen

    Lining: 100% Organic Silk

    Made in Italy

    The ABNY brand is made possible by the exquisite craftsmanship of Italian artisans who manufacture all our clothing and accessories with a low-carbon footprint. Production of our sustainable fabrics are developed in family-owned factories, utilizing renewable resources and preventing further production of microplastics.

    Our small and skillful team of artisans in Italy have been manufacturing high quality clothing for generations. The ABNY seamstresses are now crafting tailored and timeless clothing that will become the vintage of the future.

    Organic Cotton

    100% of our virgin cotton fabrics in our collection are organic with GOTS certification. 

    In some ways, organic cotton is synonymous with sustainability. Farmers that grow organic cotton want to produce a product that is more sustainable in terms of the health of their fields, water supply, and air quality.

    Instead of genetically modified types, farming operations use all-natural seed. Furthermore, no pesticides or insecticides are used in the cultivation ensuring the purity of the fiber along with the health of the farmers and soil.

    Organic cotton is also weaved, dyed or printed and finished without the use of any chemical substances according to strict GOTS environmental and toxicological criteria. 

    It has a substantially lower water footprint for several reasons: Hazardous chemicals cannot run off into waterways, resulting in cleaner rivers, lakes, and drinking water. 

    Overall cotton in general decomposes effortlessly and is naturally compostable. It's also great for recycling.

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    Natural Linen

    Linen is a natural fiber which stems from the flax plant. Flax may thrive in poor soil that isn't used for agriculture. It can also help to restore polluted soil in some circumstances.

    Flax plants have a high carbon absorption rate. It is possible to use the entire flax plant.

    Flaxseed oil, flaxseed and linseed oil are all products of the flax plant, nothing else has to go to waste when it's harvested to make linen.

    Up to 2.1 tons of CO2 are absorbed per ton of flax cellulose produced. 60% less water is required to grow flax compared with cotton. Flax does do well with little water (just rainwater and a little humidity).

    Only 6.4 liters of water are needed to produce a linen shirt—compared to 2,700 liters for a non-organic cotton shirt.

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