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Timeless and ethical. Discover Jutelaune's first sustainable clothing collection. All products are made in Spain with high quality sustainable materials.

95% Bamboo 5% Elastane

Made in Spain

Timeless and ethical. Discover Jutelaune's first sustainable clothing collection. All products are made in Spain with high quality sustainable materials.

SPECIFICATIONS

100% Organic cotton

Made in Spain

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Timeless and ethical. Discover Jutelaune's first sustainable clothing collection. All products are made in Spain with high quality sustainable materials.

SPECIFICATIONS

100% Organic cotton

Made in Spain

Timeless and ethical. Discover Jutelaune's first sustainable clothing collection. All products are made in Spain with high quality sustainable materials.

SPECIFICATIONS

100% Organic cotton

Made in Spain

BANGKOK is one of our favorities cities. These sneakers are the perfect combination. The mix of materials makes them a versatile piece, with a signature design for your looks. They have a padded effect on the front of the fabric and a dose of comfort thanks to the Memory-Foam insole. Do not miss the essence of each shoe on the sole and elevate your streetwear. Sole height: 3 cm

UPPER: 70% Leather + 25% Nylon + 5% Textile + 30% Textile
OUTSOLE: 80% Eva + 20% Tpr
INSOLE: 20% Eva + 80% Memory-foam + 80% Textile
LINING: 5% Eva wedge + 15% Spenco + 100% Textile

Known as one of the greenest cities, Copenhagen has a large part of its centre reserved for pedestrians, applies strict climate policies and bicycles outnumber cars on the street. It is also full of peculiar attractions and a skyline dominated by delicate silhouettes instead of the large buildings typical of other cities.

With over 18 different tribes, traditions and cultures, Madagascar is the fourth largest island in the world. The Malagasy people are referred to as both highlanders (including the Merina, Betsileo and Sihanaka) and the coastal people, including Sakalava, Antaifasy, Bara, and Bezanozano.

Because these Indians lived in the forests, they were called the Eastern Woodland Indians. Their food, shelter, clothing, weapons, and tools came from the forests around them. The Woodland Indians lived in wigwams and longhouses. The Iroquois, Cherokee, and Mound Builders were important Woodland tribes.