Sustainable Long-Sleeve Shirts for Men – Environmentally Friendly Made from Wood

Our long-sleeves made from wood for men are fairly produced in Portugal. Not only do we use wood, a raw material native to our climate zone, but we have also chosen our production site north of Porto as one of the few places in Europe where textiles are still manufactured and where innovative projects can be advanced. Our long-sleeve shirts are made predominantly from fibers derived from wood. They give the shirt special qualities and an extremely comfortable feel. Our woody favorites are comfortable, breathable, and naturally regulate moisture. They are also hypoallergenic and have a pleasant texture on the skin. Our long-sleeve shirts made from wood are perfect for men who value sustainability and at the same time enjoy minimalist and timeless fashion.

Three Benefits of a Sustainable Long-Sleeve Shirt for Men Made from Lyocell

First: By using Lyocell, a cellulose-based fiber, we can produce our long-sleeves much more resource-efficiently. This means that our men's long-sleeve shirt saves over 1000 liters of water compared to a conventional cotton long-sleeve shirt. At the same time, CO2 emissions are significantly lower. Furthermore, no toxic chemicals such as fertilizers or pesticides are used in forestry. Second, clothing made from wood has natural breathable properties and absorbs moisture from the skin. This makes our men's long-sleeve shirt comfortable to wear and keeps the wearer dry. The fabric feels pleasantly soft, contrary to what one might expect, due to the smooth Lyocell fiber. Also, wood-based fabric naturally has antibacterial properties without any chemical treatments. This means the fabric resists odors and the shirts stay fresh longer. If you want to learn more about the features of our long-sleeves, just take a look HERE . Third, we ensure fair production of our eco-friendly fashion. That’s why we chose Portugal as the production location. As an EU country, Portugal offers fair working conditions and has a long textile history. This wealth of experience helps us continuously develop our sustainable fashion. We are always working to create clothing that is even more durable, long-lasting, and ideally indestructible, although the last wish is probably a bit utopian.