Molokoï Shirt
The Molokoï Shirt is an ethically and sustainably made short sleeve button down featuring a classic camp collar with an invisible pocket and cut for a relaxed fit. The unique Molokoï print pattern is inspired by the rocky volcanic landscape of the Caribbean. The Molokoï shirt will surly become one of your favorite go-to shirts and it pairs perfectly with swim trunks for the beach or trousers for a fancy night out.
The Molokoï Shirt is an ethically and sustainably made short sleeve button down featuring a classic camp collar with an invisible pocket and cut for a relaxed fit. The unique Molokoï print pattern is inspired by the rocky volcanic landscape of the Caribbean. The Molokoï shirt will surly become one of your favorite go-to shirts and it pairs perfectly with swim trunks for the beach or trousers for a fancy night out.
The Molokoï Shirt is an ethically and sustainably made short sleeve button down featuring a classic camp collar with an invisible pocket and cut for a relaxed fit. The unique Molokoï print pattern is inspired by the rocky volcanic landscape of the Caribbean. The Molokoï shirt will surly become one of your favorite go-to shirts and it pairs perfectly with swim trunks for the beach or trousers for a fancy night out.
Design Details
100% TENCEL Fabric
The Molokoi KEEF shirt is made of 100% TENCEL™ Lyocell fabric which is produced with sustainably sourced wood fibers that are processed in a nontoxic organic solvent using the closed-loop Lyocell manufacturing process in order to save water and solvent. The designs are printed with water based dyes making the shirt biodegradable and compostable under industrial, home, soil, freshwater, and marine conditions, which means it can fully revert to nature.
Corozo Buttons
OEKO Tex certified, only use 100% organic raw materials and plant based dyes. Our buttons are compostable, biodegradable and responsibly sourced tagua. There are no heavy metals or any kind of toxic byproducts created in any step of the manufacturing process. Our corozo buttons are made from tagua, which is taken from raw material that is cultivated when the seeds naturally fall off the tree so no forests are cut down for farming. Lastly, cultivating the seeds to produce our buttons provides direct and indirect jobs to literally thousands of people in impoverished areas of Ecuador and Panama.
