By Garment Makers “Paulo” polo shirt
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Why customers choose us
Why customers choose us
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For us, quality and transparency are our top priorities. Our warehouse team, led by Franzi and Sarah, checks every product to ensure that it still fulfills its purpose—(im)perfectly—and that you can give products a second chance with a clear conscience.
Description
Description
A simple polo shirt made from soft and lightweight organic cotton. This makes it a favorite piece that goes with everything. The collar has a button, and the hem and cuffs are ribbed.
Product Information:
Product Information:
Care instructions: Machine wash at 30°C
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Why is this product included in the "Mit Ecken und Kanten" category?
Why is this product included in the "Mit Ecken und Kanten" category?
The product comes from a warehouse clearance. It may also be a returned item and has minor cosmetic imperfections.
Who is behind the product?
Who is behind the product?
The brand By Garment Makers was founded in 2019 by three friends in Aarhus, Denmark. From the outset, they pursued a clear goal: to create a collection of men's basics that is accessible and affordable for everyone. By Garment Makers combines style with affordability
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Product safety
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Our mission is to dispel the outdated image of imperfect B- and C-grade goods and inspire and motivate greater appreciation for these unique products. As an online shop, we don't just want to sell products; we consciously and transparently explain the flaws of each product under the heading "Why is this product included in 'With Imperfections'?"
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