Product code: 586481
Made entirely from Tencel, a super-luxe and sustainable fabric that billows and twirls, these culottes offer a versatile fit and feel with an elasticated back. They showcase an absolutely stunning limited-run nature-themed pattern on a navy background, along with handy pockets. These culottes represent the perfect blend of comfort, versatility, and ultimate style in a single garment. Featuring a unique Thought pattern, they are sure to garner compliments. Whether paired with a simple knit, a white tee, or your favourite floaty blouse, these culottes are bound to turn heads and elicit double-takes.
Thought work closely with their factories to ensure their products are made to the highest ethical standards. Today they still work with the first factories they did when the company was founded and continue to create long term partnerships. Thought has a strict code of conduct policy their suppliers must follow and ensure the conditions are always being met.
Length approx. 58cm
100% tencel
Responsibly made in China
Packaged in a biodegradable polybag
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Thought was founded in Australia in 1995 with the vision of creating eco-friendly and sustainable clothing. Originally promoting hemp as an environmentally friendly alternative to cotton, Thought has expanded its range of eco fabrics to include organic cotton, bamboo, rayon and Tencel from trees, responsibly sourced wool and recycled polyester. The company takes pride in forging long lasting and strong relationships which is why it works with the same small businesses and factories from when it began and has also signed up to a Code of Conduct approved by the International Labour Organisation and the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, ensuring all employees are treated with respect, dignity and paid a fair wage, while providing healthy working conditions free from discrimination or child labour.