Paintball Buddy Rib Beanie

Product description:
Here we present you our first official Paintball Buddy Rib Beanie.
Sustainability, fairness and non-toxic quality are very important to us, which is why 20% recycled polyester and 80% combed ring-spun GOTS-certified organic cotton were used for production. Fair wages are paid throughout the supply chain and production is particularly sustainable.
You're not just buying a hat here, you're buying a piece of conviction and an ideal.
This beanie is very soft and comfortable to wear. It fits every head and keeps it cozy and warm. Perfect for the coming cold winter.

Highlights:
- Four shaping seams at top
- Envelope
- Double layered

Material:
20% recycled polyester, 80% organic ring-spun combed cotton

Quote: "From the beginning, our mission has been to produce high-quality garments in the most responsible and ethical way possible. That's why we integrate sustainability into everything we do and make informed decisions about who we work with, how we work and which ones materials we use. We are committed at every step of our supply chain, we build long-term relationships with our partner factories and suppliers, and we foster an innovative company culture. This is how we constantly push ourselves to make a real difference."

At Stanley/Stella, we work closely with our suppliers to ensure we source only the finest raw materials that are sourced or produced in a way that doesn't harm people, animals or the environment. We only use 100% GOTS-certified organic cotton, recycled polyester and other sustainable materials such as Modal®.

The Global Organic Textile Standard ( GOTS ) is a global standard for the processing of textiles from organically produced natural fibres and thus an important textile seal. It defines environmental requirements along the entire textile production chain and social criteria. Quality assurance is provided through independent certification of the entire textile supply chain.

Fair Wear is an independent Amsterdam-based foundation that works with clothing brands, textile workers and industry giants to improve working conditions in textile factories.
It is an association of different stakeholders, including business associations, trade unions and non-governmental organizations. By joining, companies undertake to implement the guidelines of the Fair Wear Foundation and to continuously improve the working conditions of the seamstresses.