Seasalt Cornwall Sailor Jersey Top - Striped - Blue

GOTS (Global Organic Textile Standard) is a leading textile processing standard that ensures the organic status of textiles, from harvesting of the raw materials, through environmentally and socially responsible manufacturing up to labelling in order to provide credible assurance to the end consumer. This means the cotton used is organically grown and processed with minimal environmental impact and fair labour practices.

Refer to a standard UK women's sizing chart for accurate measurements. This top has a 'Regular' fit, meaning it is not overly tight or loose. We recommend checking the specific measurements if available or consulting customer reviews for fit guidance.

Yes, the 100% cotton material makes it breathable for warmer weather and suitable for layering in cooler seasons. The long sleeves provide coverage, and it can be easily paired with warmer outerwear.

This top is primarily designed for casual and semi-casual wear. While its classic style is versatile, it is best suited for relaxed settings rather than formal events.

Yarn-dyed means that the cotton yarns are dyed before they are woven into the fabric. This process results in deeper, richer colours and improved colourfastness compared to dyeing the fabric after it's been made.

This guide focuses on the specific 'Blue/White Striped' variant. Other colours and sizes may be available from the manufacturer or retailer. Check the product listing or the brand's official website for available options.

Ensure you are following the care instructions precisely. Avoid high heat in the washing machine or tumble dryer. If shrinkage has occurred, try gently stretching the damp garment back into shape.

Wash inside out with similar colours. Use a detergent suitable for colours and avoid harsh bleaching agents. Line dry in the shade where possible.

Check the care label for specific washing instructions. Overcrowding the washing machine or using aggressive spin cycles can stress seams. If a seam does come undone, it can often be repaired with a needle and thread.