Gumi Building Ecosystems Loose T-Shirt
Available in stores
Product essentials
- Material
- 100% organic cotton
- Fit
- Oversized cut
- Made in
- Made in Portugal
- Details
- Short sleevesCrew neck
The Gumi Building Ecosystems T-shirt was created with Brussels-based architect Renaud Baeckelandt. His drawing connects the places that shape life at NOYOCO, from the workshops and Paris studio to the store and the wardrobe. The artwork is printed on heavyweight organic cotton jersey in Gumi’s generous crew-neck fit.
Orders are prepared within 24 hours. Delivery time depends on the carrier and destination.
If you are unsure about sizing, contact the store or email us at shop@noyoco.com.
You have 30 days from the order date to return an item. Our returns portal is available here.
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History
From fabric to final assembly, each production is documented. Discover where and when this piece was made.
Documented productions
- Washing: Wash at 30°C or by hand to preserve the material and shape of your pieces. Turn your garment inside out to wash it inside out so as not to damage the fibers.
- Spinning: Limit to 600 revolutions maximum to reduce friction on your garment. We strongly advise against tumble drying. There is nothing better than drying in the open air and away from the sun, to preserve its material and its color.
- Ironing: You can iron at low temperature (110°C).
ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT
The NOYOCO brand
We prioritise natural materials. Depending on the garment, some fabrics come from existing stocks or specialist upcycling sources; others are developed by European spinners and weavers.
The available composition and origin are specified on each product page. When information is not verified, we leave it out.
The collections are conceived in Paris. Depending on the garment, development, fitting, manufacturing and quality control involve our team in Bucharest and European partners.
The manufacturing location varies from one product to another and is stated when documented.
The verified information specific to each garment appears on its product page and, when available, in its passport: composition, fabric origin, manufacturing location and production data.
Missing data is hidden rather than filled in by assumption.
