Stay comfortable while repping your Vandal pride in the Recover "Idaho" Women's Eco Tee. Designed with a flattering, feminine fit and made from ultra-soft, eco-friendly materials, this tee offers a lightweight feel that’s perfect for everyday wear. The classic “Idaho” design keeps it timeless and easy to style, whether you’re on campus or on the go. Sustainable, stylish, and effortlessly comfortable—it’s a must-have staple for any Vandal fan.

• Screen printed "Idaho" script
• 50% Upcycled Cotton, 50% Recycled PET
• Machine wash cold, with like colors
• Tumble dry low

About Recover Brands:
Recover Brands items are proudly low waste, Hyperlocal™, and closed loop.

Low Waste
All of Recover's items are produced using 100% recycled or organic materials. Recover's Recycled cotton is derived from post-industrial cotton waste, Recover's recycled polyester is derived from post-consumer plastic waste, and Recover's cotton fiber is grown following strict organic standards. For its recyclable content, Recover utilizes professional, third-party certification bodies to ensure that all materials contain 100% recycled content and that all recycled materials are 100% supplier traceable. Recover's American-grown cotton materials are USDA-certified as 100% organic.

Hyperlocal™
Recover Brands operates exclusively in Central America and the southeastern United States. All of Recover's items are entirely designed, recycled, knit, cut, sewn, and customized within local communities across these two regions. Recover is headquartered in North Carolina and has been a major driver in supporting local employment, education, and infrastructure throughout the southeast. Recover's state-of-the-art factory in El Salvador is a fully integrated vertical manufacturing facility, meaning that every step of the supply chain is completed in the same place.

Closed Loop
Recover's 360° Closed Loop program is a complete circular economy. The closed loop ensures that every product made is taken back, recycled, and transformed into a new product in order to keep waste out of landfills and help the Earth recover. Recover works closely with Central American Spinning Works in El Salvador and with Material Return in North Carolina to facilitate circularity.

Altogether, Recover Brands' commitment and approach to sustainable clothing has resulted in significantly reduced carbon emissions, water consumption, and abiotic depletion. Through its environmentally-friendly manufacturing processes, Recover has saved millions of plastic bottles, millions of kilowatt-hours of energy derived from fossil fuels, millions of pounds of greenhouse gas emissions, and billions of gallons of water.