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St. Pauli Outdoor - Cap
€34.95*
Peace and Relaxation in Nature: The New Outdoor Collection by FC St. Pauli
Noisy engine sounds, sirens from emergency vehicles, speeding bicycles, and the constant hustle and bustle of urban life – the city has many advantages and amenities, but this lively city life can also be challenging for both body and mind. It is all the more important to take breaks. Times of peace and quiet as a balance to the hectic everyday life.
Many people long for a vacation to finally relax and escape the hustle and bustle. But even urban recreational areas like parks are often overcrowded. Fortunately, the immediate surroundings of Hamburg offer numerous opportunities to get out, unwind, and switch off.
Within just half an hour by train, car, or bicycle, there are opportunities in all directions to take a break in nature. Whether in the forest, by the water, or in the extensive heathlands with their diverse vegetation – the Hamburg countryside invites you to relax and unwind.
To raise awareness and consciousness for these valuable breaks and to explore the diverse recreational opportunities in the immediate surroundings, FC St. Pauli has developed its own outdoor collection. This collection combines urban life with nature breaks in textile form and aims to encourage enjoying nature to the fullest.
The collection offers not only stylish and functional clothing for everyday life in the city but also for adventures and relaxation in nature. With high-quality materials and thoughtful design, it is perfectly suited to meet the demands of both worlds. This way, you can move comfortably and fashionably through the city while being well-equipped for spontaneous trips into nature.
A special highlight: With each piece sold from the collection, we support the reforestation project "Urwaldriesen" in the Peruvian rainforest. This sustainable project aims to reforest cleared areas and thus protect the climate and biodiversity in the long term.
