Dagsmejan, the Swiss-Swedish sustainable technical sleepwear brand, recently joined forces with Vives, a non-profit organization dedicated to providing clean water to communities in need. The pair recently debuted the Flow Like Water special edition sleepshirt, with a portion of each sale being donated to support Vives' mission. This project is especially crucial as West African is a country where around 20% of the population has no access to clean drinking water.
The Dagsmejan Flow Like Water special edition sleep shirts are made with the brand's "signature botanic fibers that require up to 20x less water than cotton. The fibers are produced in a closed loop system where 99% of the process water is recycled and used multiple times."
Fans can purchase the new pieces online.
Social Good Sleepwear Initiatives
Dagsmejan and Vives Provide Clean Water to Communities in Need
Trend Themes
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Industry Implications
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