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ROBIN - BORDEAUX

€410,00
Tax included.

Crafted from next-generation material derived from olive waste, ROBIN represents timeless design with its signature contrast interior stitching, meticulous details, and oversized fit. Dropped shoulders, a wide, sharp collar, and spacious sleeves define its modern silhouette.

Featuring a two-way front zipper made of nickel-free metal YKK, also used on the exterior and interior pockets, as well as the sleeves. The back showcases lacing details with a long, tailored plant-based leather cord, a nod to Prev's distinctive aesthetic. Two spacious inner pockets, one zip-fastened and the other snap-fastened, enhance functionality.

Lined with 100% TENCEL™️ for sweat-free, comfortable wear, ROBIN ensures unmatched comfort. For colder days, the jacket is quilted with 120 g fiber filling for optimal warmth. As Prev's debut plant-based leather jacket, and one of the world's first, it sets the bar for sustainable fashion.

   

DETAILS

Next-Gen Material Made of Olive Waste
100% Cotton Lining with 120 gr. Fiber
YKK Metal Zipper

Model-1
Product Size: XL
Height: 190 cm Chest: 82 cm Waist: 71 cm

Model-2
Product Size: M
Height: 177 cm Chest: 82 cm Waist 62 cm
Size: XS

Oversize

Size: XS

Product information

This product is made of olive leather.

Olive Leather emerges from the olive pulp produced during olive oil manufacturing in Turkey. Unlike materials like PLA derived from resources with nutritional value, olive leather steers clear of such resources, enhancing the value of its bio-based composition.

Choosing olive leather over petroleum-based materials significantly reduces reliance on non-renewable resources. By doing so, support is extended to the olive industry, effectively repurposing waste that otherwise lacks alternative uses and would linger in nature for centuries.

The entire process involved in the creation of olive leather, from raw material production to the final product, occurs within a compact 100km radius. This localized production significantly minimizes the carbon footprint. It is durable, soft, and high-quality.

See our materials page for more information.

*Due to the holiday in Türkiye, the shipping time is 5-8 days until April 15th.

All orders are delivered to cargo within 2 working days.

Shipping Time: 1-5 Days

To prolong the use of your jacket made with next-generation materials using olive waste, please consider these care instructions.

PROTECT
Protect your jacket from excess moisture. If your jacket gets wet, pat it dry with a clean, absorbent cloth and allow it to air dry at room temperature. Avoid using heat sources like hairdryers or radiators, as they can damage the material.
Prolonged exposure to direct sunlight can cause the color of the material to fade over time. Store your jacket in a cool, dark place when not in use.
Be cautious around sharp objects to prevent scratches or cuts on the material surface.

CLEAN
Wipe off any surface dirt or dust using a soft, damp cloth. For more stubborn stains, use a mild soap or leather cleaner. Test it in an inconspicuous area first to ensure it doesn't damage the material. Avoid harsh chemicals or abrasive cleaning agents, which may damage the material.

CONDITION
Use a conditioner formulated explicitly for faux or vegan leather to keep it supple and prevent it from drying out. Apply the conditioner sparingly and evenly, following the product instructions.

STORE
Hang your jacket on a padded hanger to maintain its shape. Avoid overloading your closet to prevent the jacket from getting crushed or misshapen. Periodically inspect your jacket for any signs of wear, loose stitching, or damage. Please address any issues promptly to prevent them from worsening.

WEAR
Avoid spraying perfume or applying cosmetics directly onto the jacket, as some chemicals may adversely affect the material.