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Product details
• 100% Organic jersey cotton
• 29.75" inseam
• Handwoven ikat fabric
• Made in India, designed in New Orleans
Make getting dresses in the morning easy with the Cobalt Jumpsuit. Featuring a triangle handwoven ikat print on a lovely cobalt blue. This jumpsuit has buttons down the front, a cap sleeves, a drawstring waist and of course, pockets.
Care: Machine wash in cold water and line dry the garment.
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Hassle-free returns for U.S. orders
Exchanges and returns for store credit are free for your first request on all eligible items. Returns for a refund are subject to a $7.95 fee for return shipping and handling. Final sale items* are not eligible for return. Please initiate your return/exchange within 30 days of order fulfillment. All returns and exchanges must be unworn, unwashed, unused, and in original condition with tags to be eligible for return. Refunds or exchanges will not be processed for returned items that have been used or show signs of visible wear.
Final sale items
Furniture, lighting, oversized items (hampers and all rugs except bath mats), gift cards, all underwear bottoms, bodysuits, sale items noted as final sale, and orders outside the United States shipped through our shipping partner, Stackry, are all final sale. In some cases, products may have special notes indicating they are final sale as well.
Meet the maker Passion Lilie
Passion Lilie is a women-run, fair trade, and sustainable clothing line. Their mission is to create dignified job opportunities for artisans around the world. Passion Lilie’s designs feature artisanal block printed and handwoven ikat fabrics in modern, streamlined silhouettes. All of their pieces are 100% cotton, and they use as much GOTS-certified organic cotton as possible. Passion Lilie is a member of the Fair Trade Federation and Fair Trade International. Committed to supporting both people and the environment, they only use eco-friendly dyes and pay living wages to ensure the artisans are able to support themselves and their families.
