GILL Trousers

Here to stay - Ecologically sustainable trousers, produced in fair working conditions, with detachable fabric belt inspired by ladies' fashion. The airy light blend of materials has a breathable and temperature-regulating effect, and is thus incredibly cosy to wear. The comfortable, elasticated waistband and small turn-ups at the hem add the finishing touch to these trousers. The side slash pockets and rear pockets offer plenty of room for stowing various objects.

Ingredients:

55 % Linen (organic); 45 % Cotton (organic)

Colour:

566 ink blue

Size:

S, M, L

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Women's catalogue 2020

Baby+ Toddler's catalogue 2020

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Thursday, July 22, 2021

The meaning behind our logo?

It is one of the traditional patterns called Wagara which is word that refer to traditional Japanese patterns that are lined up regularly.

Thursday, July 22, 2021

Is your skin the most important organ?

Clothes are what we wear every day. We use clothes to cover our bodies, as our fashion statement, and to look good. Ever thought that these very clothes that you use in your daily life could be harmful to you?

Thursday, July 22, 2021

Good reasons to go Green

‍Improves your health Creating less waste and emitting less pollutants means breathing in healthier air. Using products free from toxins also means you're consuming less harmful chemicals in your body.

Thursday, July 22, 2021

What about natural linen?

Due to its exquisite texture, pleasant touch and marvellous way the fabric falls it is valued by interior decoration lovers and designers. Slightly wrinkled LINOROOM pre-washed linen is stylish and cosy at the same time. Whatever is your style, natural linen home textile will undoubtedly add a touch of class to your home!

Thursday, July 22, 2021

Cotton is one of the most sprayed crops!

Cotton only makes up 3% of the total farmed land area, it accounts for 25% of the insecticides and 10% of the pesticides used worldwide, making it one of the most chemically treated crops.

Thursday, July 22, 2021

Japanese Eco Culture

Japanese have lived in self-sustaining interrelations with their ecological environment, with profound appreciations of natural elements inducted in mindsets across all ages.

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