Top by Oysho Structured loop-back sweat Drawstring hood Dropped shoulders Zip fastening Pouch pockets Fitted cuff and hem  Relaxed fit  Machine wash 96% Polyester, 4% Elastane Our model wears a UK S/EU S/US XS Oysho's lingerie, beach and swimwear lines channel a fashion-led philosophy that’s young and fun. Lingerie sets keep you pretty on the inside, soft printed loungewear is perfect for kicking back and swimwear goes stellar with bold, punchy prints.Una colección con inspiración oriental donde se recoge la esencia y el espíritu de los deportes de esta cultura.Tops FitnessFitness YogaWoman FitnessFitness NikeFitness GearSports FitnessFitness StyleWomen Workout ClothesClothes FitnessForwardSports bras are an essential item for working out so why not get a cute one. Find cute sports bras so you can stand out in the gym or while running.Raw materials The Group's brands foster the use of materials obtained from more sustainable sources with a view to paring back the use of scarce resources and reducing land and water contamination.

Their raw material choices are closely intertwined with our Biodiversity, Water and Energy Management Strategies. shark hoodie bape ukSeveral of the Group's brands have product lines and collections made exclusively from certified organic cotton. hoodie denim kaskusCertification under the Organic Content Standard (OCS) guarantees the integrity of the input organic material. great pyrenees hoodiesThey also use recycled materials. t rex hoodie elbowThis success of this effort is partially attributable to a drive to raise buyer team awareness of the underlying issues.  rif hoodie

Along this same line of initiative, Inditex collaborates through the Farm Investment Programme with agricultural projects for training in sustainable techniques and the development of seeds suitable for ecological farming. assassin's creed 3 outfits manorInditex is also committed to sustainable forest management in relation to our use of synthetic fibres such as Viscose, Modal and Lyocell. Inditex promotes raw material training not only for key suppliers in Spain, Portugal, Turkey, Bangladesh, India and China but also the Zara, Oysho, Pull&Bear and Tempe purchasing teams and the purchasing and production staff in their local offices in Spain, Portugal, Turkey, Bangladesh, India and China. Participants receive training on the raw materials most commonly used by Inditex, their environmental, social and economic impacts and risks, as well as the programmes to increase the use of more sustainable fibres currently being implemented by the company.

These training sessions aim not only to inform participants but also to encourage them to follow and contribute to such programmes. > Cotton is the principal raw material used by Inditex and is therefore one of the main priorities in moving forward in the sustainability of its business model. The use of organic cotton allows Inditex to reduce the environmental, social and economic impacts of conventional cotton, in particular in the cultivation phase. Inditex is a member of the Textile Exchange, an NGO that promotes the responsible expansion of textile sustainability, particularly in respect of organic cotton growing, and the Better Cotton Initiative, a non-profit association encompassing farmers, manufacturers and retailers involved in the cotton trade, the aim of which is to ensure cotton is grown in a way that improves the living conditions of its growers and has a positive impact on the environment. In line with its participation in international initiatives such as the Textile Exchange and Better Cotton Initiative, Zara has launched collections based on ecologically grown cotton under the OE 100 and OE Blended (now called the OCS, Organic Content Standard) standards. 

Moreover, implementation of the Better Cotton Initiative has also begun in Zara's collections. Several of the Group's chains have product lines and collections made exclusively from 100%-organic cotton, certified in keeping with the OE100 standard which guarantees product integrity. In 2014, at Inditex we have placed 34 million items of certified 100% organic cotton items on the market. This translates to consumption of 4,219 tonnes of organic cotton, which implies growth of 318% in weight. Alongside the Textile Exchange, Inditex promotes the Seeds Guardians project which aims to support agricultural cooperatives in Odisha (India) to ensure the self-supply of organic cotton seeds. Mostly women work in the cooperatives in the Odisha region. During this three-year programme, between 40 and 60 women will receive training on conserving seed banks that will produce roughly 25 varieties of fibre and cotton seeds for organic cotton farming. These women will in turn train and support other women working in the cooperatives on how to save seeds and acquire the skills and dexterity needed to maintain healthy and viable seed banks.

Under the scope of the Better Cotton Initiative, Inditex is financing a cotton growing project in Gujarabi, India. The 461 farmers participating in the project are receiving advice and training on how to save water when growing cotton and how to cut down on the use of pesticides and fertilisers. This contributes to more efficient management of one of the natural resources of tremendous and growing importance worldwide: water. The responsible use of chemical products, meanwhile, prevents harmful health side effects. The support provided to these cotton growers generates very positive community and financial benefits for these farmers and their families. Inditex's project in Gujarabi alone benefits more than 2,300 people. Inditex is a founding member of the Organic Cotton Accelerator (OCA), a multi-sector initiative set up to promote a prosperous organic sector that benefits all stakeholders from the producer to the consumer.  > Lyocell Lyocell is a regenerated cellulose fibre. The pulp is sourced from low-input, fast-growing trees.