[IM]perfectionists Roskilde Pink Shorts Female

€61,95

100% Cotton: For our shorts we were inspired by the Western side of Denmark, Roskilde city. The shorts are a perfect oversize fit that can be styled easily with any occasion.

Longer the use better for our environment, so please apply the following for a longer use:
- Wash in cold (30°C or below) water
- Give garments a gentle stretch when they come out of the wash to get them back into shape.
- Always air dry: dry clothes flat and out of the sun if possible.

Size Chart (CM)
Shorts
(Female)
XS
S
M
L
XL
Waist
62
64
68
74
78
Height
40
40
43
43
43
Hip
78
80
86
88
94

About [IM]perfectionists

Olina and Dilayla met in 2018, while studying in England. They quickly bonded over their many shared interests – most noticeably the climate and fashion – and in a matter of months, their views and passions melted together to create the idea of IMperfectionists. IMperfectionists later launched with two hemp-based sweatshirts in the spring of 2021. Dilayla and Olina aim to re-think conventional fashion, by creating 'slow' responsibly produced natural clothes, that can be worn by everyone without limitation of body shapes or gender. IMperfectionists is a Copenhagen based responsible and universal lifestyle brand. As a brand we are constantly reinventing ourselves to accommodate new discoveries and knowledge, enabling us to offer the highest quality sustainable products possible. Throw-away culture and overconsumption are both toxic parts of the fashion industry. From textile choices to production methods, durability/longevity is a focal point in all our designs. We only source the best quality durable fabrics to ensure we make clothes that last. Instead of printing, we embroider everything onto our sweatshirts to prevent artwork and logos from fading away when you wear and wash the items. All the embroidery is created using 100% cotton yarn, instead of the more commonly used synthetic fibres. We are proud to say that our textile does significantly less damage to the environment than conventional synthetic textiles. By using natural fibres with low emission rates, we aim to