Aesthetics of sustainability. Impeccably made from pure GOTS Certified Organic Silk, this round neck style has padded shoulders and gold zipper at the back. The Amy bodysuit delivers the stylish upgrade for a cooler conscious wardrobe. Wear it with Roy trousers for a polished look or style it with jeans for a casual yet cool plans. Round neck, padded shoulder, high cut leg. High-rise fit Entirely doubled in silk Gold zipper on back Designed to fit your body perfectly Composition: 100% GOTS certified organic silk sourced from Como. The silkworms are fed organic Mulberry leaves, grown biodynamically without any type of contamination. This ensures our silk is free of pesticides or artificial fertilizers. As opposed to traditional silk, GOTS certified organic silk is also free of heavy metals and chemical substances that come into contact with our skin through the clothes we wear Cruelty-free silk Silk does not contain elastane Hardware: zipper in GOTS certified organic cotton and nickel free Zamak Dyeing: GOTS certified dyes. No heavy metals, chemicals or pesticides. Biological and biodegradable, non-toxic, non-allergenic and skin friendly Made in Italy by expert artisans Model is 177 cm and is wearing size S / ITA 40 | EU 36 | UK 8 | US 4 The Benefits of wearing Silk: PRODUCT CARE GUIDE This garment has a care label with a QR-code. By scanning it with your phone’s camera you can discover the full list of suppliers and their certifications, contents around fabric, production and more, from raw material to shipping.All this documentation is registered on Blockchain. GOTS – Global Organic Textile Standard – certification verifies the highest standards of organic fiber worldwide. It guarantees that the entire textile supply chain has met the environmental and socially responsible requirements, without using fertilizers, pesticides and, harmful chemicals from the cultivation of silkworms to the production (weaving, dyeing, printing, finishing, and labeling) of the fabric. We are on Good On You among the top-rated brands.
