Introducing our Extra Fine Merino Wool Tank Top—

Features:

• Extra Fine Wool. 

• Stays fresh, odor-free for extended periods

• Preshrunk Wool. This Merino wool will not shrink in a washer or dryer. 

• Plastic Free. 

• The Tank top is 17.5 Microns and 150 GSM

A sustainable fashion statement that not only prioritizes unparalleled comfort and style but also places a strong emphasis on environmental consciousness. Crafted from the finest extra fine merino wool, this tank top is more than just a wardrobe essential; it's a commitment to reducing plastic waste and embracing eco-friendly alternatives.

Made from natural, biodegradable fibers, our Merino wool tank top is a conscious choice for individuals seeking to minimize their environmental impact. The wool used in this garment is sourced from responsibly managed farms, ensuring the well-being of the sheep and promoting sustainable farming practices.

What sets this tank top apart is its antiplastic initiative. Unlike synthetic fabrics that contribute to the global plastic pollution crisis, merino wool is a renewable resource that requires minimal processing and leaves behind no harmful microplastics. By choosing this tank top, you're making a positive choice for the planet.

Beyond its eco-friendly credentials, the Extra Fine Merino Wool Tank Top boasts a luxurious feel against the skin, providing natural temperature regulation and breathability. The timeless design and meticulous craftsmanship make it a versatile piece suitable for various occasions, while its antiplastic focus aligns with the growing demand for sustainable and responsible fashion.

Elevate your wardrobe with a garment that not only enhances your style but also reflects your commitment to a healthier planet. Embrace the antiplastic movement with our Extra Fine Merino Wool Tank Top—a sustainable choice that makes a lasting impact.

Plastic Free. 

Why move away from Synthetic clothing? 

It is often derived from petroleum-based materials such as polyester, nylon, and acrylic, and poses a range of environmental and health concerns. Firstly, the production of synthetic fabrics involves significant energy consumption and the release of harmful emissions, contributing to air pollution and climate change. Additionally, these materials are not biodegradable, leading to long-lasting environmental impact when discarded. Microplastic pollution is a significant consequence, as synthetic fabrics shed tiny particles during washing, infiltrating waterways and negatively affecting marine ecosystems. Furthermore, the use of toxic chemicals in the production process can pose health risks to both factory workers and consumers. Opting for alternatives like natural fibers such as cotton, and wool, or sustainable options like Tencel can mitigate these issues, promoting eco-friendly practices and reducing the environmental footprint associated with synthetic clothing.

Polyester, a synthetic fabric derived from petroleum-based materials, has been associated with potential harm due to its chemical composition. Polyester often contains substances such as phthalates and antimony, which are recognized as endocrine disruptors. Endocrine disruptors are chemicals that can interfere with the body's endocrine system, responsible for regulating hormones and various physiological functions.

Phthalates, commonly used in the production of plastics and synthetic materials, have been linked to hormonal imbalances, reproductive issues, and developmental problems. Similarly, antimony, used as a catalyst in polyester production, has been found to leach from the fabric, raising concerns about its potential impact on human health.

Wearing clothing made from polyester may expose individuals to these chemicals, particularly when the fabric comes into contact with the skin or during activities that promote sweating. Over time, this prolonged exposure may contribute to health concerns related to the endocrine system.

To reduce the potential risks associated with endocrine disruption, individuals may consider choosing clothing made from alternative materials like natural fibers (cotton, wool) or exploring eco-friendly fabrics that prioritize health and environmental sustainability. Additionally, proper care, such as washing polyester clothing before wearing it and opting for alternatives when possible, can contribute to minimizing exposure to potentially harmful substances.

SIZE CHART:

These measurements represent typical body measurements in inches. Keep in mind that individual body shapes may vary.