Organic Cotton Tie Dye Cami with Adjustable Straps- Jade/Brn

Organic Cotton Tie Dye Cami with Adjustable Straps- Jade/Brn

Introducing our Organic Cotton Tie Dye Cami with Adjustable Straps- Jade/Brn

Made of 95% Organic Cotton, 5% Spandex.

A nice easy compliment to a great pair of solid organic leggings!

Super soft and breathable for all-day comfort.

Great fit:

We performance fit all our garments in the studio so that you can

practice with comfort and confidence, without any wardrobe distractions!

Please refer to our sizing chart on the menu to your left to make sure you get the best possible fit.

Easy Care:

Just like all Blue Lotus Yogawear items, this garment is pre-shrunk.

We prepare our garments for easy care, so you can machine wash and tumble dry.

We recommend that you wash in cold water to maintain color vibrancy and then tumble dry medium.

Eco-friendly Color:

The dyes we use, Procion MX type dyes, or fiber reactive dyes, are considered environmentally friendly because they don’t require harmful metal based mordants like aluminum or copper to fix the color. These dyes permanently attach themselves to the fibers which then produces superior color fastness.  This means that the color doesn’t wash out with each wash.  A large problem for the environment is the frequent disposal and replacement of garments. Any garment whose dye fades quickly may be discarded sooner, resulting in a greater cost to the environment when the garment is replaced. Longer lasting dyes, such as fiber reactive dyes, like the ones we use here at Blue Lotus Yogawear, may in fact reduce the cost to the environment if they extend the life spans of garments dyed with them.

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Why choose Blue Lotus?

At Blue Lotus, we use organically grown cotton because we care about the environment.

Also, we source our fabrics and manufacture locally to minimize our carbon footprint.

We always and ONLY use USA fair trade labor.

We use eco-friendly detergents and re-purposed plastic containers in our laundry, which is powered by solar energy.  To read more visit our “Sustainability” section.