The Bianca JumpsuitMarch 26, 2021
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ARKITAIP
The Bianca Jumpsuit
£295.00
Circularity Centered
Considerately Produced
Cruelty Free
Friendly Materials
Giveback Culture
Locally Crafted
Vegan
Water Usage
SKU: 4007-0019-000
A reinvented and elegant take on the classic boiler suit.
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- Description
The Bianca Jumpsuit features a front button-up fastening, belted waist and buttoned cuffs. Cut from non-see-through linen, this one-piece has a relaxed silhouette.
Materials: 100% Belgian linen, certified with the Masters-of-linen®-mark, biodegradable Corozo-buttons.
Designed in London and made responsibly in Portugal.
- Sustainability
Sustainability
Water Usage: MASTERS OF LINEN®-mark and OEKO-TEX® 100 Standard-Label. Linen is made of flax, growing flax doesn’t compromise food crops, requires minimal water and no pesticides.
Circularity Centered: All products are 100% biodegradable and Arkitaip has a ‘take-back-scheme’ in place I order to ensure an ‘afterlife’ for all products and materials. The swimwear collections uses booth recycled linen and ECONYL®, a regenerated nylon yarn made of ocean debris. All hangtags are made of sugarcane waste.
Friendly Materials: All Arkitaip pieces are made using 100% certified MASTERS OF LINEN®-mark to ensure a responsible and sustainable production. All fabrics also carry OEKO-TEX® 100 Standard-Label meaning that they have been tested for harmful substances and have been certified harmless in human ecological terms. All buttons used (mother-of-pearl and Corozo) are natural and biodegradable. The swim suite collection is made using yarn composed of 80% recycled and 20% virgin linen and is lined with 100% ECONYL®.
Cruelty-Free: No animal derived materials are used in Arkitaip products.
Vegan: No animal derived materials are used in Arkitaip products.
Giveback Culture: Arkitaip regularly donates, on a project basis, to humanitarian and environmental causes. Together with Hotel Magique they designed a scarf collection for which 50% of all proceeds were donated to the International Rescue Committee.
Locally Crafted: All garments are made in Europe in a family-run production in Ermesinde, North of Portugal. The production is owned by Fatima and her daughter Monica who, together, employ seven seamstresses. Fatima and Monica pay their team the national living wage and have put EU-conform, fair working hours in place. The crochet collection is handmade in Austria by Michi, Co-founder of Arkitaip.
Considerately Produced: Arkitaip guarantees that every person involved is paid a fair salary and is protected by the EU's European Employment Strategy. Production-related flights are offset via Offset Earth and carbon-neutral shipping couriers (UPS) are used to distribute products. Each piece comes with a hangtag made of sugarcane waste. All garments are wrapped in reusable tote bags made from organic cotton. When shipped the items are place in home-compostable shipping mailers.
Packaging: Each piece comes with a hangtag made of sugarcane waste. All garments are wrapped in reusable tote bags made from organic cotton. When shipped the items are place in home-compostable shipping mailers.
- About the Brand
About the Brand
Founded in 2018 by mother-daughter duo Michi and Lea Wieser, Arkitaip was born out of the desire to create timeless, effortless, and durable garments without hurting the planet. This began with the hunt for the 'perfect fabric', which had to be natural, biodegradable, have a low environmental impact and be entirely sourceable from Europe to minimise the carbon footprint. MASTERS OF LINEN®-certified linen ticked all of these boxes and also came with a zero-waste production process and OEKO-TEX® 100 Standard-Label, making it the clear winner. With a strong focus on an ethical supply chain and the preservation of artisanal skills (Michi hand-makes their crochet range), the duo wants to foster the relationship between garment and wearer, opening up the dialogue about a more conscious consumption behaviour.
- FIT & CARE
FIT & CARE
Fits true to size. Length can be adjusted by 5cm.
Model is wearing a size S and is 165cm tall.Wash your linen piece gently and preferably by hand.
When machine-washing it, wash it on a low temperature (ideally cold or max. 30 degrees) and on a gentle spinning cycle to protect the garment's fibers.
Use a mild and preferably organic detergent to best preserve the piece's colour and fit.
Lay it flat to dry - no tumble dry. - Shipping & Returns
Shipping & Returns
UK: Orders placed Mo-Fri will be delivered to you within 3-5 working days.
EU: Orders placed Mo-Fri will be delivered to you within 5-7 working days.Additional taxes and duties may occur when shipping to countries within the EU. These customs charges are the sole responsibility of the customer.
Arkitaip accepts exchanges and returns for full-priced items within 14 days of purchase. They do not offer exchanges on any discounted items, including any promotional discounts.
Please note: Pre-ordered items and our hand made crochet- and swim wear are exempt from returns and can only be exchanged.
In case you'd like to issue a refund or exchange for an item, you have 14 days to do so from the date of purchase. Please notify Arkitaip via e-mail on hola@arkitaip.com stating your order number in the subject line.
Please return your item to:
Arkitaip Limited
10 Cyntra Place
201 Mare Street
E83QE, London
UK.
Please note: Arkitaip is not responsible for the cost of return postage. When returning an item, you should consider using a trackable shipping service as Arkitaip is not liable for lost parcels.
Once processed, the original payment method will be refunded in full for the value of the item(s) returned, excluding shipping costs associated with the order.
