Bayon jumpsuit
125,00 €
- V-neck front and back
- 4 front clips and 4 back clips
- Fine cotton cord tie at the back of your neck
- Invisible zip.
- 2 large side pockets
Composition:
- Main fabric: cotton crepe
- Cotton lining
- Detachable traditional silk belt provided
Sustainable Fashion:
- Fair tailoring
- Up-cycled natural fibers (cotton)
- Traditional silk woven fairly by hand
Available in Blue, Pink and Yellow from 36 to 42
(Size chart below)
The Bayon jumpsuit will make you look dreamy. Its cut reveals a very feminine silhouette. Its V-neck front and back emphasizes this shape.
Its wide legs add a very fashionable 70’s look.
Always designed for comfort, this Bayon jumpsuit is lined to avoid any transparency. The cotton crepe outer fabric is very fluid and comfortable to wear. The fine cotton inner lining is very soft on the skin.
A removable silk belt allows you to mark your waist. Besides, do not hesitate to use this belt with other clothes! You will be able to create several outfits with just one.
Finally, two large invisible pockets on the sides will allow you to keep your best finds. Invisible zip at the back.
An eco-responsible garment
The Bayon jumpsuit is made fairly in a small family workshop in Phnom Penh (Cambodia). The seamstresses benefit from working conditions above the standards of the ILO (International Labor Organization).
The cotton crepe and cotton used for making the Bayon jumpsuit are up-cycled fabrics (from the end of rolls of the textile industry). They are purchased less than 3km from the clothing workshop in an effort to optimize transport.
The belt is made with traditional hand-woven silk. We thus encourage the preservation of traditional know-how and the improvement of the living conditions of local artisans.
Finally, your order will be shipped in eco-responsible, recycled and recyclable packaging. Furthermore, we take special care in removing plastic wherever it is!
| Weight | 450 g |
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| Dimensions | 31 × 22 × 2 cm |
Washing & maintenance
Our products have been handcrafted in whole or in part. Their manufacture required many hours and a lot of patience from their craftsmen. These creations have a story. Value it by taking care of them!
Washing
The Bayon jumpsuit can be machine washed in a delicate cycle and if the temperature does not exceed 30 °.
Maintenance
To smooth it out, you can iron it once it is dry.
To keep it for a long time, be careful not to catch its stitches.
For more information, you can read our article: 6 tips for washing your clothes properly
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