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Sissel Edelbo Abelone shorts - Red flower
Sissel Edelbo Abelone shorts - Red flower
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Sissel Edelbo shorts in organic cotton with a loose fit, featuring an elasticated waistband for a comfortable fit and pockets in the side seams; they are decorated with a Suzani floral embroidery on the front and zig-zag bands on the bottom hem (Abelone shorts).
Composition 100% organic cotton.
S/M
Waist circumference (relaxed): 71 cm. Waist circumference (stretched): 108 cm. Hip circumference: 115 cm. Inseam length: 11 cm.
M/L
Waist circumference (relaxed): 78 cm. Waist circumference (stretched): 115 cm. Hip circumference: 122 cm. Inseam length: 12 cm.
Sissel Edelbo is a Danish brand based on a holistic approach to fashion, whose philosophy is deeply rooted in sustainability, upcycling, and a love for Indian craftsmanship. The brand's pillars are:
- Upcycling and Sustainability: The brand is a pioneer in using vintage Indian saris, transforming pre-existing materials into contemporary garments with a bohemian style. The goal is to minimize environmental impact by valuing fabrics that would otherwise be discarded.
- Ethical and Responsible Fashion: The brand is committed to respecting the people involved in production; it collaborates with local artisans in India, ensuring fair working conditions and adequate wages.
- Uniqueness and Value of Time: Each garment is unique, created from vintage saris. The philosophy encourages a conscious consumption approach, offering a timeless style.
- Cultural Fusion: The design combines Scandinavian minimalism with the richness of colors, prints, and fabrics of Indian culture.
- Eco-friendly Materials: In addition to saris, the brand uses organic cotton and deadstock materials, reducing resource waste.
In summary, Sissel Edelbo promotes "fashion with a soul," celebrating craftsmanship, respecting the planet, and valuing the intrinsic history of recycled materials.
