This lightly worn top from TOAST Reworn embodies sustainability and style, featuring a classic silhouette crafted from 100% cotton for breathability and comfort. Its subtle signs of wear add character, making it a unique addition to any wardrobe. Machine washable for easy care, this piece reflects a commitment to reducing waste while offering a chic alternative to the fast fashion cycle. Perfect for layering or standalone wear, it elevates everyday attire with a conscious touch.
From the brand: Lightly Worn: Previously worn, in good condition with minor flaws.
Fabric showing signs of wear.
This style is part of TOAST Reworn, our collection of pieces that have been previously worn or selected from past collections. It’s vital that we take responsibility for all of the items we produce to reduce our waste and use of resources. We’re investing in initiatives that keep our products in circulation. TOAST Reworn offers an alternative to buying new, reflecting our circular values.
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Details
100% cotton. Machine wash.
Made in India.
Size & Fit
Front length for size 6 is 58cm.
FAQ About Reworn Pin Tuck Shirt Size 6 (1011) | White
To keep your Reworn Pin Tuck Shirt in good condition, machine wash it in cold water and hang it to dry. Avoid using bleach to maintain the integrity of the fabric.
The Reworn Pin Tuck Shirt may show signs of wear, including minor flaws and fabric texture changes. This is a result of being previously worn, highlighting its unique character.
Yes, the Reworn Pin Tuck Shirt can be dressed up for formal events. Pair it with tailored trousers or a blazer for a polished look suitable for various occasions.
The Reworn Pin Tuck Shirt is part of TOAST Reworn, which emphasizes sustainability by extending the life cycle of previously worn pieces. This approach helps reduce waste and the use of new resources.
While cotton fabrics can wrinkle, the Reworn Pin Tuck Shirt is designed for everyday wear, and with proper care, it maintains its shape and appearance. Consider using a steamer for any stubborn creases.
