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hey soho sweater "What would Mom say?"

Regular price89,00 € Sale price65,90 €
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Description

Hey Soho sweater with the print "What would Mom say?"

Facts:
  • 85% organic cotton, 15% recycled polyester
  • Oversized fit - runs large
  • iron inside out
Why is this product included in the "With Edges and Corners" category?

The sweater may have minor imperfections here and there (e.g. a small stain, minimal traces of make-up).

Checklist for clothing “With rough edges”

We are an imperfection shop. We offer the clothes at a discount. Therefore, we ask you to consider the following points:

  • Clothing has stains: Please check if the stains are still visible after washing. If not, or if the residue still bothers you too much, please feel free to contact our support team.
  • Your clothing has a hole: Please consider whether the hole is really too bothersome when wearing it. It's best to take a photo of it right away. If it gets bigger, you can contact our support team and send us before/after photos.
  • The seams are uneven or sticking out: Please consider whether the imperfect seam truly restricts the functionality. Should it come undone, you can of course contact our support team.
Who is behind the product?
The fair fashion label hey soho from Hamburg was founded by Elise in 2017. Its colorful designs and prints represent a positive outlook on life. Social responsibility is also a key component of the company's philosophy. The products are manufactured under ethical working conditions.







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