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Bamboo Regular Socks Black Stork
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Free shipping over 60 €.Up to 100 days for returns.
Product code: D-U-SC-RS-C-B-1549
- Material: 70% bamboo, 28% polyamide, 2% elastane
- Bamboo, a renewable resource, contributes to the sustainability of production
- Nature-friendly socks – bamboo doesn't require any pesticides or fertilizers
- Higher comfort, breathability, and antibacterial properties
- An excellent choice for sensitive skin
- Wash at maximum temperature 40 °C
- Not recommended: tumble drying, dry cleaning, or the use of bleach
- Designed in Slovakia, made in Turkey
- Brand: Dedoles
The black stork is a unique relative of the white stork. It is much more difficult to spot because it prefers to nest in the woods. If you want to spice up your outfit with a unique piece, Dedoles bamboo socks with a black stork are the right choice.
We are striving to improve the quality of our goods. That is why the final design and colour shade of this product may be slightly different from the product photo.- Colors : Light Blue
- Sizes: 35-38
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€ 5.99Delivery approximately 3 working days from the receipt of the order by the carrierJe bestelling wordt per koerier op het door jou opgegeven adres bezorgd.
If the goods did not fit nor meet your expectations, you can easily return it within 100 days. You can either return the product and we will exchange it for another one (you don’t pay any postage for the second delivery) or you can return the product and we will refund the money to your bank account.
We accept only unwashed and unworn goods with original labels for exchange/return. Due to hygienic reasons we do not accept underwear (trunks, shorts, briefs, etc.), swimwear, socks, face masks tried on.
In case of exchange or return, products that are packed in boxes (e.g. rain boots) must be sent to us in their original box.
Bamboo is a renewable raw material made from fast-growing bamboo grass. It is not necessary to use pesticides and synthetic fertilizers to grow it, although most bamboo fabrics are produced by a more chemically demanding process. Compared to other crops, bamboo does not need as much water when grown. One bamboo field absorbs up to 5.1 tons of carbon, which represents the CO2 emissions produced during the lifetime of 3 people in China, where bamboo is mainly grown.