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Sustainable Comfort Socks - Bampton - Birmingham

Features

Product number

10235350

Weight

48 g

Dimensions

23 x 2 x 25 cm

Length

23 cm

Height

2 cm

Depth

25 cm

Country of origin
Portugal
Quantity export carton
200
Export carton length
60
Export carton width
40
Export carton height
40
Material
recycled textiles
Quantity per pallet
3200
Brand
Vodde
Width
2.0
Height
23.0
Deepness
25.0
Weight
48.0

Sustainable Comfort Socks - Bampton - Birmingham

Comfortable socks from Vodde made using a 100% circular economy manufacturing process. These socks are made from collected textiles. The socks consist of 53% recycled cotton (from collected pieces of fabric), 38% recycled polyester (from collected PET bottles), 6% nylon and 3% elastane. Including knitted-in, customised design. All Vodde socks are supplied as standard in pairs with a label, which can be printed in your own full colour design. This way you can design your own socks that perfectly match any corporate identity. These thin quality socks, designed for everyday use, are perfect to combine with a casual outfit. Available in sizes M (36-40) and L (41-46). Minimum order: 100 pairs of socks per size. Minimum order in total: 200 pairs of socks. Optional: Supplied in pairs in a (customised) box made from recycled cardboard - possible from 1,200 pairs of socks. By wearing these socks you are contributing to a sustainable world with less pollution. Developed and tested in the Netherlands. Made in the EU. The base of the socks is made of recycled yarn and comes in a standard colour. You can choose from 21 standard colours of recycled yarn. Any pattern in the base, cuff, heel and toe can be realised in any colour of your choice. The Dutch company Vodde reuses discarded textiles to make new products designed by Dutch designers. Vodde makes its yarn from cotton collected by local 'rag farmers' and from cutting waste from textile production in European countries where Vodde makes its own products. In addition, polyesters derived from PET bottles, nylon, fishing nets and other collected waste are also used.