





Recycled polycotton T-shirt – Men’s –
The M's Boardshort Logo Pocket Responsibili-Tee Blue Sage is a men’s T-shirt with short sleeves from the brand Patagonia.
Designed for daily use with sustainability in mind, this T-shirt combines comfort and durability thanks to its composition of recycled cotton and post-consumer recycled polyester. Its watertight seams at the shoulders provide better support and enhanced comfort, whilst the small chest pocket adds a practical touch. The screen-printed logo uses PVC- and phthalate-free inks, making it gentle on your skin and the environment.
Fair Trade Certified™Certified bluesign® and made in-house, this T-shirt reflects the company’s Patagonia dedication to ethical and environmentally friendly production. The manufacture uses recycled materials, which helps to reduce water consumption and CO₂ emissions, whilst offering a lightweight and comfortable garment that is ideal for those who appreciate style and sustainable performance.
Additional images have been added to illustrate the product’s features. Here, the model on sale is blue.


- Watertight seams at the shoulders for greater comfort and a better fit
- Screen-printed logo using PVC- and phthalate-free inks
- Small open pocket on the chest
- Certified bluesign® and manufactured Fair Trade Certified™
Composition :
- 50% recycled Cotton, 50% post-consumer recycled Polyester
| FAIR TRADE CERTIFIED™ | For Patagonia, ( Fair Trade Certified™ fair trade) is the first step towards fairer pay for those in their supply chain. As they do not own any factories to manufacture their products, they therefore have limited control over the wages their workers receive. Fair TradeBut thanks to the Programme, they can supplement workers’ wages by offering them benefits that improve their quality of life. |
| BLUESIGN® | The system behind the product label provides consumers with the highest level of assurance and guarantees that the products have been manufactured using resources responsibly and with the least possible impact on people and the environment. |
