Description
Make heads turn in our gorgeous full zip macaroni for women. Our Sontee macaroni has become a firm favourite at Weird Fish and rightly so, it’s made out of organic cotton and recycled polyester, so it is super comfortable, warm and cosy!Create the perfect casual look with a pair of denim jeans and a plain t-shirt.
Blend of organic cotton and recycled polyester
Two hand slip pockets
Fish print lined collar and cuffs
Droptail hem jacket
If you prefer a jacket style to a pull over hoodie, this Macaroni is for you. Our iconic textured fabric is knitted using organic cotton and recycled polyester.There is still a way to go along our eco journey, but this is just one small leap towards a more sustainable future.
We love clothes and fabrics that do good, recycled polyester is making waves as it is turning pre-existing plastics such as that water bottle you used at a festival a life time ago into your new Weird Fish favourite. Like traditional polyester, recycled polyester is a man-made fabric produced from synthetic fibers. However, instead of utilizing new materials to craft the fabric (i.e. petroleum), recycled polyester makes use of existing plastic. In many cases, those existing plastics are your old water bottles. Recycled polyester, also known as recycled polyethylene terephthalate or rPET for short, has a smaller carbon footprint than its virgin counterpart. There are two main advantages to this process: Using more recycled polyester reduces our dependence on petroleum as the raw material for our fabric needs. Diverting PET bottles for this process reduces landfill, and thus less soil contamination, air and water pollution.
The choice to pick an organic cotton item of clothing is an easy one when you know there are no toxic chemicals used to grow the cotton. It doesn’t damage the soil and uses 88% less water than regular cotton and 62% less energy, so you can look and feel great knowing you’re doing good for the planet.
86% Organic Cotton, 14% Recycled Polyester
30° Machine Wash
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