Outer fabric: 60% cotton, 24% polyester , 12% viscose, 4% elastane

Did you know?

Cotton: is a natural fibre favoured for its breathability - which means it's cool to wear in the summer while warm in the winter. It's hypo-allergenic and so is especially suitable for people with skin sensitivity. It's also long lasting and easy care - it's machine washable.

Denim: is a cotton cloth, characterised by a diagonal weave called twill which is especially strong. It's often but not exclusively blue and most associated with jeans, having its origin in men's hard wearing workwear clothes in the 19th century. Today when used to produce jeans it is often combined with a little elastane which provides a little 'give', and it has also migrated beyond jeans and is a popular fashion fabric.

Elastane: a synthetic, elastane is added in small quantities to fabrics to provide stretch and shape retention. It allows freedom of movement and delivers long lasting fit. Lycra is a premium branded version of elastane.

Viscose: used to be known as 'artificial silk' because like silk it has superb drape, is soft to the skin and can be dyed in rich colours. A man-made fabric, it's made from wood pulp and blends easily. You will often find it blended with other fabrics to add softness, lustre or absorbency (it's highly absorbent and so cool to wear in the summer).