Bg-br03S
$ 29.50 USD
This organic cotton bralette is soft and super comfortable. Made with soft organic cotton jersey this bralette has a double front, premium quality adjustable straps. There is no pinching, no padding, no wires - total comfort and most important - no chemicals next to your skin. Back of the bra has straps going to the center in racer back fashion.
High-quality finishes, attention to each detail, designed and made in the U.S.A. Undergarments are one of the most important aspects of healthy clothing and we are glad to present this new product.
The organic cotton fabric is butter soft. Overlock flat stitching keeps all seams flat and comfortable, without chafing the sensitive skin.
Heat transfer label (tagless).
Fabric: 90% Organic Cotton, 10% Spandex
Made in the USA in a small facility, see tab below "Who Made My Clothes".
Fabric Care: Machine washes cold with like colors on gentle. Tumble dry low, hang dry or lay flat to dry.
Made by a very special family-owned company located in California, U.S.A. It is owned by the third generation of clothes manufacturer is a pioneer of organic clothing, zero waste, and Fair Trade conditions for American workers.
The company practices zero-waste policy, utilizing all the scraps. They use certified organic cotton, less water, less energy, and local manufacturing for a lighter footprint. they are leaders in changing the "dirty" manufacturing industry from within using ethical, sustainable practices.
Mail items to: Natural Clothing Co, PO Box 69, Snohomish, WA 98291. We suggest only one piece and if you love it then purchasing more pieces.
| Size | S | M | L | XL |
| chest | 34-35" |
36-37" | 38-39" | 40-41" |
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waist |
27-28" |
29-30" | 31-32" | 33-34" |
| hips | 36-37" | 38-39" | 40-41" | 42-43" |
Where is your 10% spandex from? Phylathates? Polymeres? Elastomeres? Plastics? Thank you.
Thank you for the question - I do not know the answer We do not manufacture items but are just a retailer.
I will pass it to the manufacturer and will let you know if we find out.
Since he buys the fabric already ready, that maybe not that easy to find out the exact definition. Since elastomer is defined as Polymer and Plastic is also a polymer - I am not sure if the distinction can be made and if so how.
It sounds like a question for a chemical engineers!
