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Handprinted Cacti Cropped Jumpsuit
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$148.00
$98.00
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This navy jumpsuit is so comfortable, cute and features oh-so-lovely pockets. Hand-printed by female artisans in India and dyed with eco-friendly dyes, this piece isn't just perfect to wear, it's also helping women across the world and the planet. The elastic waist, soft fabric, and cute print is going to lead you to wear this every day.
This jumpsuit is the perfect style for every body type and is the perfect 'intro' romper for those who are hesitant to try it out.
FIT
This jumpsuit fits true to size and is based on Anthropologie's sizing. Please refer to our size guide below to ensure you choose the right fit for you.
The model is 5' 7" and wears a size S. Her bra size is 32A and waist measures 28".
Details:
This product is handmade by female artisans in India who use traditional printing techniques to create these perfect pieces. This product was made with sustainable manufacturing practices, eco-friendly dyes, and the artisans are paid livable wages. In my opinion, this jumpsuit is to dye for.
Jumpsuit Details
- Crepe Rayon
- Comes with fabric belt
- Side Pockets
- Hand wash and line dry
- Hand printed in India using traditional block printing techniques
About Atonement Design
Hi Friend! I'm Haley, founder of Atonement.
Many fashion brands are doing more harm than good. They use factories that leave people overworked, underpaid, and impoverished. Societies around these harmful factories suffer and so does the environment.
I want to change that.
I want shopping to be a positive experience- not one that encourages the exploitation of factory workers. I don't want women purchasing products that leave them feeling guilt-ridden, but ones that leave them empowered. I want an industry that contributes to the betterment of societies; that pulls people out of generational poverty, toxic working conditions and modern day slavery. I want a better world and believe we can achieve that if everyone does their part...
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