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Don't worry, wear happy!
Our colorful gym bags made from grandma's old bed linen are sewn with love in our workshop in Kassel. Through the upcycling method, our gym bags give old bed linen a new purpose - and therefore each piece is unique!
Dimensions:
approx. 34 x 44 cm
Material:
100% cotton (upcycling) SOKI - TURNBEUTEL
Don´t worry, wear happy!
Unsere bunten Turnbeutel aus Omi´s alter Bettwäsche werden mit viel Liebe in unserer Werkstatt in Kassel genäht. Durch die Methode des Upcyclings verleihen unsere Turnbeutel alter Bettwäsche einen neuen Zweck – und somit ist jedes Teil ein Unikat!
Maße:
ca. 34 x 44 cm
Material:
100% Baumwolle (Upcycling)
| Weight | 400g |
| Color | Mehrfarbig |
| Material | Baumwolle |
| Made in | Germany |
| Brand location | Germany |
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soki - that stands for Eco Fashion made in Kassel. Under the motto "Don't worry, wear happy!", We have been creating sustainable streetwear collections made of natural organic cotton and upcycled bed linen since 2015. soki stands for the desire to combine the traditional craftsmanship of tailoring with the principles of fair fashion. With a lot of love and passion for fashion, people and the environment and the method of upcycling, handmade boxer shorts and other unique items are created from Omi's old bed linen and timeless, classic streetwear collections made from the purest organic cotton. Don’t worry, wear happy - how it all began The name soki comes from Sophie and Kira, the two founders of the green fashion label from Kassel. As a trained bespoke tailor, we decided in 2014 not to simply make our labor available to the fast fashion industry and to be jointly responsible for its devastating consequences. Instead, we went into business for ourselves with the desire to combine our traditional craft with the principle of ecological and social sustainability and thus set an example against the mass production of disposable fashion, which is at the expense of people and nature.
