Kings of Indigo Mens

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Four Leaf Clover Juntoku Overshirt

Kings of Indigo

£156.00

Mistletoe Neil Sweat

Kings of Indigo

£130.00

Light Blue Stripe Sargon T-Shirt

Kings of Indigo

£68.00

Aluminum Sargon Pocket T-Shirt

Kings of Indigo

£68.00

Off White Balder Shirt

Kings of Indigo

£140.00

Cindy Mid Used Jerrick Jeans

Kings of Indigo

£156.00

Four Leaf Clover Martin Pants

Kings of Indigo

£156.00

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Electric Blue Carp Neil Sweat

Kings of Indigo

£138.00 £56.00

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Navy Carp Darius Tee

Kings of Indigo

£75.00 £30.00

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Non-Dyed Neil Pioneer Sweat

Kings of Indigo

£138.00 £56.00

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Non-Dyed Sargon Pioneer Tee

Kings of Indigo

£75.00 £30.00

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Treetop Carp Darius Tee

Kings of Indigo

£65.00 £26.00

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Azulon Shishi Sargon Tee

Kings of Indigo

£70.00 £28.00

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Grey Melee Mount Fuji Darius Tee

Kings of Indigo

£55.00

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Grey Melee Nezer Long Sleeve Tee

Kings of Indigo

£80.00

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Mid Denim Enda Pocket Long Sleeve Shirt

Kings of Indigo

£110.00

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White Mount Fiji Darius Tee

Kings of Indigo

£45.00

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Black Sherpa Sanjo Jacket

Kings of Indigo

£186.00 £56.00

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Set of 7 Weekly Sports Socks

Kings of Indigo

£130.00 £39.00

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Mauve Enda Shirt

Kings of Indigo

£120.00 £72.00

Following the ethos that clothing can be made sustainably and to an exceptional quality, Kings of Indigo is two steps in the ever-changing 'sustainable fashion' world. Their use of innovative, eco-conscious materials and construction methods has established the brand as an industry leader. Low impact dye, recycling water, increasing recycled content in fabrics, washing with less water, chemicals and energy are but a few of the many methods Kings of Indigo use to sustain a collection where 95% is made using sustainable materials. As well as being fully PETA vegan approved, Kings of Indigo regularly launches their own initiatives to promote social and ethical justice across the globe, including their 'Equal Pockets' and '#reusetheblues' campaigns.