Save The Duck Tops for Women, Spring

SAVE THE DUCK Polo shirts. piqué, logo, solid color, polo collar, short sleeves, front closure, button closing, no pockets, side slit hemline, stretch. 97% Cotton, 3% Elastane. BUY FROM YOOX.COM

SAVE THE DUCK T-shirts. Save The Duck was founded in 2012 when Nicolas Bargi decided to create a product that respected animals, people and the environment. Shortly after its debut, the brand began to request STANDARD 100 by OEKO-TEX certification from its suppliers, while the company itself started to use Bluesign-certified raw materials and followed the chemical-mechanical parameters listed in its RSL (Restricted Substances List) to certify the absence of harmful chemicals or attributes in its garments. Save The Duck's goal is to provide its customers with a wide range of sustainable products based on a circular life cycle approach in order to save and protect natural resources. In fact, the company has always been committed to the creation of cruelty-free products (that do not involve the exploitation of animals), thanks to cutting-edge technologies that allow the creation of sustainable materials. In 2019, Save The Duck was the first fashion company in Italy to receive B Corp certification and, along with other companies from around the world, made a commitment to reach Carbon Neutrality by 2030. The brand is committed each year to donating 1% of sales to support charitable initiatives that protect animals, people and the environment. This product meets the criteria of one or more of YOOXYGEN's sustainability attributes. Visit YOOXYGEN to find out more. 83% Nylon, 17% Elastane. BUY FROM YOOX.COM

SAVE THE DUCK Polo shirts. piqué, logo, solid color, polo collar, short sleeves, front closure, button closing, no pockets, side slit hemline, stretch. 97% Cotton, 3% Elastane. BUY FROM YOOX.COM

SAVE THE DUCK T-shirts. Save The Duck was founded in 2012 when Nicolas Bargi decided to create a product that respected animals, people and the environment. Shortly after its debut, the brand began to request STANDARD 100 by OEKO-TEX certification from its suppliers, while the company itself started to use Bluesign-certified raw materials and followed the chemical-mechanical parameters listed in its RSL (Restricted Substances List) to certify the absence of harmful chemicals or attributes in its garments. Save The Duck's goal is to provide its customers with a wide range of sustainable products based on a circular life cycle approach in order to save and protect natural resources. In fact, the company has always been committed to the creation of cruelty-free products (that do not involve the exploitation of animals), thanks to cutting-edge technologies that allow the creation of sustainable materials. In 2019, Save The Duck was the first fashion company in Italy to receive B Corp certification and, along with other companies from around the world, made a commitment to reach Carbon Neutrality by 2030. The brand is committed each year to donating 1% of sales to support charitable initiatives that protect animals, people and the environment. This product meets the criteria of one or more of YOOXYGEN's sustainability attributes. Visit YOOXYGEN to find out more. 83% Nylon, 17% Elastane. BUY FROM YOOX.COM

SAVE THE DUCK Polo shirts. piqué, logo, solid color, polo collar, short sleeves, front closure, button closing, no pockets, side slit hemline, stretch. 97% Cotton, 3% Elastane. BUY FROM YOOX.COM