Stone Island Panama Tinto Terra

Panama Tinto Terra garments are made in Panama weaved fabric in 50% recycled cotton yarn from its own production chain, 50% Lyocell derived from cellulose. The finished garment is then dyed with natural mineral pigments for a treated appearance, with the addition of a PFC free anti-drop agent. White Stone Island fabric research badge on the left sleeve.
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[@jazzskunk91]

Recycling scraps then zooming in on the holes in the fabric and charging crazy prices? Bring back the early stone island era when there was more variety and styles. Not just a badge slapped on to every piece.

[@TwoThreadsAhead]

Imagine how tatty those pieces are going to look after a few wears too..

[@RubyMarkLindMilly]

Beautiful 👍

[@DerManuel_83]

Nice

[@valdiskarpenko4497]

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[@TwoThreadsAhead]

Love the fabric technology and lowering waste by recycling/adding in different materials concept but cellulose is a naturally biodegradable material, no matter how you weave or stretch it, Implying the garments will likely deteriorate a lot faster than those before it even with their respective wash care recommendations staunchly in place and that essentially any pieces made in this way will be significantly cheaper to manufacture.
It begs questions like WHY are your consumer prices inflating exorbitantly ? where did the forward thinking rapport that the brand was founded upon go ? and how did it seemingly lose its way from it ?

[@varaplug]

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