COCO RAINBOW TAPE V-NECK SWEATSHIRT - DENIM JERSEY
The Coco Sweatshirt in Denim Jersey brings the ease of loungewear together with the look of lived-in denim, finished with our signature rainbow tape for a bright ST BERT’S touch.
Made from soft 100% cotton jersey with a loopback finish, the Coco Sweatshirt is garment-washed for a faded, denim-inspired look. Cut in a relaxed shape with an easy V neckline, it has a soft, comfortable feel while keeping a clean, casual silhouette. Wear it with the matching Veda Pant for the full co-ord look, or style with a neutral colour for an effortless everyday outfit.
Details
- Relaxed fit
- V neckline
- Signature rainbow tape
- Garment-washed denim effect
- Loopback finish
- Colour: Denim Blue
- Model is 5'8 and wearing a size S
- Inside leg: 77 cm
- If in-between sizes, choose a size down
Fabric & Care
To keep your pieces looking their best here's how to look after them:
- Cool gentle machine wash with similar colours
- Wash & iron on reverse
- Lay flat to dry
- Do not tumble dry
- Do not bleach
Size & Fit
- See our size guide
- XS = 8, S = 10, M = 12, L = 14, XL = 16, XXL = 18 (UK SIZING)
- Standard fit, take your usual size
EXPERTLY CRAFTED RESPONSIBLY MADE
Quality, comfort and colour remain core pillars of our business and we will always deliver this by continuing to work with our audited, trusted and ethical makers. So that you can shop our collection knowing that your garments have been made ethically, in working conditions which are safe and fair. We use predominantly natural fibres and are moving towards using more recycled fabrics as well as using fully recycled packaging for our clothing.
ONLY THE SOFTEST FABRICS CLOTHES THAT ARE MADE TO LAST
If you have been shopping with us from the start, you’ll know we often sell out on styles and this is because we don’t want to over-produce or become a fast fashion brand. We pride ourselves on using soft emerized fabrics, creating styles that transcend seasons giving you a wardrobe of effortlessly stylish Lounge and Weekend-Wear.
