310 €
Our KIMONO Jumpsuit is one of our archive pieces. Made from cotton, it features a V-neck with fabric-covered buttons. Its short sleeves and wide legs make it extremely comfortable to wear in summer.
Sandy, the founder of Happy Haus, wears a size 26. She’s 170cm tall.
Fabric origin: Italy
Made in Poland
100% COTTON – OEKOTEX STANDARD 100 & “DETOX” by Greenpeace certified fabric
HAPPY HAUS offers free standard delivery on all clothing orders within Europe. Please note that free shipping will be applied to your order at checkout.
Delivery times may vary depending on the country of destination. The deadlines are approximately as follows:
Europe 3 – 7 days
Pre-order : 3 – 6 weeks
USA 5 – 9 days
It should be noted that deliveries to rural or hard-to-reach areas may require longer lead times.
Taxes and duties
All European Union countries are shipped on a DDP (Delivery Duty Paid) basis, which means taxes and duties are included in the final price.
All our models are made of natural materials. We carefully choose our fabrics according to quality, durability and origin. Our fabrics are mostly grown and woven in Europe.
More than 90% of our models are certified by these labels:
Oeko-Tex is the first label to guarantee the human-ecological qualities of textiles: free of toxic products for the body and the environment.
Reducing the amount of water used in the production and refining of textiles is the main objective of the SAVEtheWATER project.
DETOX's commitment to Greenpeace is a system for preparing textile and clothing facilities to meet the strict requirements of the Greenpeace "DETOX" campaign, demanding toxic-free fashion and water cleaning.
peace's "DETOX" campaign, demanding toxic-free fashion and water cleaning
GOTS, the Global Organic Textile Standard, is recognised as the leading standard for the processing of textiles made from organic fibres. It defines environmental and social criteria for the entire textile supply chain.
Our commitment doesn't stop there, we try every day to improve the way we create fashion to make it more sustainable. Read more