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Recycled Cotton Ankle Socks 3-pack Extrovert

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Product code: GMBSLP980

The pack contains three pairs of recycled cotton ankle socks
60% Recycled Cotton, 20% Polyester, 18% polyamide, 2% Elastane
We are constantly improving the quality of our products and looking for the best suppliers. The material proportion may therefore vary depending on the supplier.
Comfortable fit
Wash the socks at maximum temperature 40 °C
Not recommended: tumble drying, dry cleaning, or the use of bleach
Brand: Dedoles
Designed in Slovakia, made in Turkey

When the outside air temperature rises, it’s time for ankle socks! These eco-friendly ankle socks are made of recycled cotton. The production of recycled threads starts with the collection of textile waste from textile and garment factories. Afterward, these fabrics are separated by colour, cut, and mixed. The threads are then made using machines. Due to the colour separation, no further dyeing is required, which saves hectoliters of water that is otherwise contaminated in large volumes during the dyeing process. No new cotton enters the production process either, saving natural resources and giving a second chance to textiles that would otherwise end up in a landfill.

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We are striving to improve the quality of our goods. That is why the final design and colour shade of this product may be slightly different from the product photo.

Colours : Multicolour
Sizes: 9-12

If the goods did not fit nor meet your expectations, you can easily return it within 100 days. Please, follow instructions.

We accept only unwashed and unworn goods with original labels for exchange/return. Due to hygienic reasons we do not accept underwear (trunks, shorts, briefs, etc.), swimwear, socks, face masks tried on.

Unisex	Size UK	CM
S	3-5	22-24,5
M	6-8	25-27,25
L	9-12	28-30,5

The production of recycled yarns begins with the collection of textile waste, which is then broken down by colour, processed and new yarns are created. Processes that do not require dyeing reduce water consumption and pollution. 11 thousand litres are needed to obtain 1 kg of ordinary cotton and 130 litres to dye 1 kg of yarn. Recycling processes save up to 237 million litres of water per day. In addition, textiles that would otherwise end up in landfills are given a second chance.