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Ulrik Eco-Dye Jacket

Lava Dye

Sale price£215.00

COLOUR: Lava Dye

SIZE: L

Lava Dye
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  • 100% cotton mid weight canvas
  • Lava dye, a lower energy, lower water dyeing process
  • Contrast twill back yoke
  • Two chest pockets
  • Box pleat at the back
  • Corozo buttons
  • Garment dyed
  • Relaxed, oversized smock cut

Lava dye is a process Norse Projects use that takes less energy and water than a standard dye, and it leaves the canvas a deep navy. The Ulrik is an oversized smock in mid weight cotton canvas, with a contrasting twill yoke across the back, two chest pockets and a box pleat. The buttons are corozo, made from tagua nut. Cut big and roomy, which is the whole idea of a smock.

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