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MGG NILCOTT® Recycled TH Collection Tee
MGG NILCOTT® Recycled TH Collection Tee
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In stock last piece
The product is in stock and can be shipped the next business day.
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Delivered in 3-5 business days
Carrier Delivery time Price GLS Parcel Service 3-5 business days 7.99 € -
Return or exchange within 30 days
You can return purchased products in their original condition up to 30 days. Within 14 days of purchase we will offer you a refund using the original payment method, after 14 days we will issue you a voucher (credit). More info.
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This product is in the last size, so we're giving you an extra 10 % discount on it. Use the code "LASTSIZES" in the checkout (the discount also applies to already discounted products and cannot be combined with other discount codes).
MGG (Mont Gele Gear) NILCOTT® Recycled TH Collection Tee - men's shirt from the limited and premium Tanner Hall Signature Collection, designed in collaboration with the freeski legend himself. It is made in the Czech Republic from the revolutionary NILCOTT® material - 50% recycled cotton and 50% organic cotton.
- Tanner Hall Signature Collection
- Designed in collaboration with freeski legend Tanner Hall
- Made from revolutionary NILCOTT® material (50% recycled cotton processed in Spain from European waste, 50% organic cotton from Turkey)
- Oeko-Tex® Standard 100 certificate (dyes on fabric)
- Small batch production ensures maximum quality and minimum waste
- 100% molecularly recyclable
- Made in the Czech Republic
- NILCOTT® (50% recycled cotton, 50% organic cotton)
Product code : mg001
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Brand
MGG is a Swiss brand that creates high performance technical ski wear, premium winter apparel, and accessories. All their products are made in Europe. They are the first and only “radically transparent” outdoor clothing brand, which means that they share with their customers information and data which other brands are often simply too afraid to share, or indeed can’t share, because it would destroy their business model.