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RECYCLED SWEATER SKIRT

RECYCLED SWEATER SKIRT
originally $54.00 SALE $39.99

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Due to the upcycled nature of these items, each skirt will vary. We cannot guarantee any patterns shown in photo will be incorporated. Sorry, no choice of pattern.

Skirting The Issue

Sustainability + Sensibility = Style. A cozy amalgam of reclaimed cotton sweaters and upcycled knits are sewn into bright, colorful panels for feel-good fashion from the inside, out. The waistband, made from upcycled excess 100% cotton tee shirt material, is meant to be worn lower on the hips, and stretches to accommodate an active, healthy lifestyle. Each skirt is unique and one-of-a-kind, underscoring the wearer's individuality. Please note this skirt runs large. It is best to order one size down. Made in the USA. Exclusively at UncommonGoods.

Each skirt will have:
1 neutral (grey, brown)
1 natural (cream, white) panel
1 green panel (may be a print)
1 black panel
1 blue panel (may be a print)

These panels are repeated twice around the skirt in that order.

The waist band will always be black t-shirt material.Please note this skirt runs large. It is best to order one size down.

  • Item ID: 20433
  • Materials: 100% Cotton
  • XS ( 2-4 ) S ( 6-8 ) M ( 10-12) L ( 14) and XL ( 16-18 ), 27" L
  • Each is one-of-a-kind and will vary.

    Please click here to view our bottoms sizing chart.

    Please note that due to the nature of the jersey material, the waistband will stretch. With wear, these circumferences will expand up to 2-3 inches.

    Care: Machine wash cool gentle cycle, tumble dry low, no bleach.

  • Due to the upcycled nature of these items, each skirt will vary. We cannot guarantee any patterns shown in photo will be incorporated. Sorry, no choice of pattern.

Green 3

Founded in 2006, Green 3 is the brainchild of Sandy Martin, a Michigan farm girl turned apparel industry maven. Growing up on a farm, Sandy witnessed first-hand the health repercussions of conventional farming and pesticides. Later when she worked in the apparel industry, she saw how manufacturers negatively affected the environment and communities where they operated. So with the help of her husband Jim, Sandy founded an apparel company based on honesty, environmental awareness and high-quality American-made products. See all creations.

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