PARAJUMPERS
Recycled Nylon-Blend Pete Shirt
Size
Short-sleeved Pete Parajumpers shirt made of water-repellent recycled nylon and BCI (Better Cotton Initiative) cotton poplin with contrasting lettering print on the chest. It features a pointed collar, tone-on-tone button fastening, two applied pockets on the chest, one complete with iconic yellow tape, side slits, and a ribbon detail on the back of the neck with contrast stitching. Regular fit. The model is 187 cm / 6'1 tall and wears size L.
DEPARMENT: Menswear
SEASON: 2024
COLOR: Black
COMPOSITION:
MADE IN: China
VENDOR STYLE CODE: PMSISJ03
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As a B-Corp, we believe in the power of business for good. That's why for every purchase, we donate a tree to One Tree Planted, an environmental non-profit tree planting charity that plant trees in countries around the world.
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At John Julia, we believe in making a positive impact on the environment with every purchase. As a Public Benefit Corporation (B-CORP), we are committed to incorporating our mission of aiding and safeguarding environmental restoration into our corporate framework.
Through our partnership with Green Spark, every order contributions support critical environmental projects:
UN Project 9933: Offset 10kg of CO2 through improved cook stoves in Malawi.
Plastic Bank: Rescue 10 plastic bottles by turning plastic pollution into empowering income.
EarthLungs Mangrove Restoration Project: Plant 1 tree to restore mangrove ecosystems in Kenya.