Skinny dipping in deep night milky waters.   A naked melody that celebrates the curves, lines, and ripples of the natural beauty she is.   Wide open space lets the entire back be worshipped through the snaking curves of slinky lux organic bamboo threads.   Made to make you move from within, attuned to your own needs, undulating on the sleek waves of each silky moment

Long yoga unitard with tied open back

Eco-friendly, naturally dyed and sustainably produced. 

• Full body one piece  
• Crop leg 
• Tight next-to-skin fit
• Double-layered top
• Round, ruffled neckline
• Adjustable criss cross straps
• Soft, stretchy and breathable bamboo material

Please note that due to the beautifully unpredictable nature of working with natural dyes and hand tied tie dyes, each batch comes out a little different.  Therefore the garment you purchase, may be different than what is pictured on the website.  It's these inconsistencies in the prints and colouring of each piece that make each garment truly one of a kind!

Choosing the right fit should feel as joyful as wearing your new bodysuit. To make things easy, we’ve put together a simple guide to help you measure yourself at home. Our size chart is listed in centimeters (CM) and based on flat garment measurements (with the bodysuit laid flat on a surface).

Please keep in mind that each piece is handmade, so there may be a small variation due to the cutting and sewing process. The fabric is stretchy, and with the open-back style you can adjust the strings to find your most comfortable fit.

Model Measurements:  

Our model is wearing a size small.

Material: Organic Bamboo Stretch (90% Bamboo, 10% Spandex)

Bamboo leads the way as an environmentally friendly fabric that is moisture absorbent, breathable, antibacterial, durable and surprisingly soft. 

Organic bamboo is grown without the use of pesticides and fertilizers. It is a fast growing grass that does not require replanting.

Bamboo is good for the climate as it takes in five times the volume of greenhouse gasses as an equivalent amount of timber trees and releases 35% more oxygen.