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FLORENCE
Women's Deadstock Cotton Shirt

Name: Women's Deadstock Cotton Shirt Florence
Brand: Rifò Lab
SKU: 8056128182229
Price: 115.00 EUR
Availability: InStock

€115

IN STOCK Agata Blue

Size

Size chart

S

S M L XL

Nicole is 178 cm tall and wears an S

Dead Stock

Certified
Made in Italy

Fair Trade
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Description

LIMITED EDITION. This garment is made from zero-waste deadstock fabrics: surplus materials from our suppliers, left unsold and unused, which we've given a new life.

Women’s long-sleeve shirt in 100% cotton. Florence is a shirt with a straight, boxy cut, designed for a comfortable fit. The double pleat on the shoulder and cuff adds volume to the wide sleeves.
Made from cotton muslin, a soft, lightweight and breathable fabric.

Nacre buttons with Rifò logo
Ethically made in Tuscany, Italy

Composition and Care

COMPOSITION: 100% cotton.

This garment is made from a dead stock fabric of one of our suppliers.

WASHING CARE: Hand wash or use a gentle machine wash cycle at 40°. Iron at a low temperature, avoid tumble drying and dry cleaning. Click here for more information on how to care for Rifò garments.

Fit

COMFORTABLE: This garment has a slightly loose fit, which does not hug the body. According to your preferences, consider choosing the size that corresponds to your measurements or sizing down.

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Shipping and return

Standard shipping in 3-5 days, free for all orders over 150€. Check shipping times and costs.

You can choose Fluffypack, our recycled and reusable packaging.

Easy returns within 30 days.

LOVE LASTS WARRANTY: Within 3 years of purchase, we repair your garment free of charge to help it last even longer. Learn more.

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FLORENCE

Women's Deadstock Cotton Shirt

€115

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Dead Stock Capsule

Creations from warehouse leftovers: these garments are part of a project to give value to unused fabric stock from our suppliers, transforming them into new, limited-edition products.

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Local Certified Production

Our garments are produced just 30 km from our office, through an artisanal supply chain that follows fair trade principles. Thanks to artisan workshops, we are able to produce on a small scale, optimizing resources and supporting local businesses.

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Social impact: Nei Nostri Panni

We donate 1% of our annual turnover to “Nei Nostri Panni”. Together with other partners we combine social integration and generational renewal in the textile sector.

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Fair prices, always

Our prices are transparent and reflect the real cost of production, valuing the work of artisans and workers.

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What impact does this item have?

The water and CO₂ data shown on this page are based on LCA analyses conducted through the BCome platform. For details on the methodology, calculation boundaries, and benchmarks used, please refer to the table below.

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Frequently asked questions

Is cotton a good fabric for shirts?

Yes, recycled cotton is one of the most commonly used fabrics for shirts: it’s natural, breathable, moisture-absorbing, and feels fresh on the skin even in warm weather.

How can I keep a cotton shirt from wrinkling?

Besides laying it out properly right after washing, you can iron it while it’s still slightly damp. Another trick is to store it hanging instead of folded, to reduce creases.

Can a cotton shirt be used as a lightweight jacket?

Some more structured styles, like overshirts or bowling shirts, can be worn open over a t-shirt – making them perfect transition pieces.

Does a cotton shirt retain odors?

Much less than synthetic fabrics. Cotton is breathable and allows sweat to evaporate, reducing the build-up of unpleasant odors.

How often should you wash a cotton shirt?

It depends on usage. If worn directly on the skin, after 1–2 wears. If layered over another piece, every 3–4 wears. Sometimes, with natural fabrics, simply airing it out is enough to remove odors.