Healthy spring transitional clothing
Healthy Spring or Transitional Season Clothing
Who doesn't know it: the time between the cold weeks of winter and the hot summer brings weather caprioles and daily changes in requirements for our clothing. We have created a matching, small collection that meets all criteria.
UV protection 50+ for the skin sensitive after winter. Loose long-sleeved tops as pullovers or jackets, with and without a light hood for wearing with arms pushed up or down on warm or cold spring days. 91% of the clothing is made from old fishing nets and carpets, sewn with an elastane component into comfortable, sustainably produced garments. In the current colors black, white, blue, turquoise, and pink, long-sleeved shirts, hoodies, and hooded jackets are offered. Up to 28 degrees Celsius outside temperature, the fabrics prevent sweating or shivering on cooler days.
An interesting side effect: about 18 liters of water are consumed per shirt during production. For comparison: the production of a conventional cotton shirt requires about 2,750 liters of water. In 2021, we were able to save over 42 million cubic meters of freshwater with this. "We want and we have to do something about the consequences of climate change," says Markus Courtial, founder of iQ Company, committed to the future. "Only if the textile industry and consumers jointly recognize the seriousness of the situation and act sustainably accordingly, can we prevent further deterioration." The German company manufactures exclusively within the EU and is on the path to climate neutrality.
