Cut from Austrian, warm linen, the Serra Linen Boiler Suit in denim blue is as versatile as you are. This thick linen jumpsuit is a timeless classic that you'll keep for years to come.
It has long sleeves that can be rolled up and fastened with a tab. It has a waist tab, two chest pockets, and two deep side pockets and is lined with a front button-fastening made of biodegradable milk-waste buttons.
Product Details:
- Made of 100% Austrian linen, certified with the Masters-of-linen®-mark.
- Features a front button fastening made of biodegradable milk-waste buttons.
- Perfect for the colder days of the year!
- Designed in London and made responsibly in Portugal.
- Fits true to size. Length can be adjusted by 5cm (just like men's wear pants).
How to Style Fit: Layer this denim blue boiler suit with our matching Peppi duster coat or pair it with boots, a rollneck and a trench coat during the colder days of the year.
Wash with Love:
- Treat your linen piece with care and wash it preferably by hand.
- When machine-washing it, wash it at max. 30° and on a gentle wash cycle (400-600 RPM) to protect the garment's fibers.
- Use a mild and preferably organic detergent to best preserve the piece's colour and fit.
- Lay it flat to dry - tumble drying is bad for the environment anyways ...
Item will be delivered in 3 - 5 business days. Shipping costs will vary depending on the destination. Rates will be calculated during the checkout.
About arkitaip
Founded in 2018 by mother-daughter duo Michi and Lea Wieser, arkitaip was born from the idea to create a wardrobe that is made to last. Cultivated on the principles of laissez-faire elegance, respect for our planet, and functionality, their pieces are designed for those who confidently embrace their uniqueness. Crafted in Europe and cut from 100% MASTERS OF LINEN®-certified linen, arkitaip's pieces are made with the intention in mind to be passed on from generation to generation. With a strong focus on an ethical supply chain and the preservation of artisanal skills (Michi hand-makes their crochet range), the duo wants to foster the relationship between garment and wearer, opening up the dialogue about a more conscious consumption behaviour. Their mission is to inspire those wearing arkitaip to live and breathe a more conscious life.
