Urban Goddess Urban Goddess Kami Yoga Tee - Midnight

With the Kami bamboo yoga t-shirt you can complete your yoga outfit every time. This fine yoga t-shirt is made of a fine and soft bamboo fabric that feels comfortable. In addition, you do not have to worry about your clothes shifting because of the hip belt.

Properties

• Regular fit
• Made of soft, stretchy fabric

Material
68% Bamboo 28% Organic Cotton 4% Elastane. Made in Turkey.

Urban Goddess uses only certified pure organic cotton for their yoga clothing, so these natural fabrics breathe with you. Urban Goddess only uses stamps instead of labels to prevent itchiness or irritation during your yoga experience.

Size chart

The model in the photo is 175 cm and wears a size XS/S.

Washing instructions

Wash at 30 degrees, together with similar colours. Do not tumble dry. Do not iron over the stamps.

Sustainability

Urban Goddess yoga clothing makes all its yoga clothing with a heart for people and nature and therefore also wants a fair and organic production of their products. They work with various factories in Europe and Asia. All these companies work according to ethical principles. Urban Goddess only uses GOTS ( Global Organic Textile Standard ) certified fabrics for their production, unless clearly specified otherwise. GOTS guarantees that the fabrics are made without danger to people. This means good working conditions for the workers and the absolute exclusion of child labor. The GOTS certificates also mean that during the production of the fabrics, the partners deal well with their waste and pollution. In addition, they are economical with their energy consumption. There are various protocols in use that ensure that a good environmental management system is used. Urban Goddess visits most factories themselves, or otherwise one of their agents. In this way, in addition to all the guarantees of the certification, they can also be convinced that all the ethical principles that they find so important are also adhered to.

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