COLOR ME IN TEAK TOP

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The colors of nature come alive with this handmade piece, each detail crafted with love, the Color-me-in-Teak top is a freeing classic that is perfect for any casual occasion. Naturally hand dyed using Myanmar teak leaves in the most eco friendly methods, this top includes a detailed seam adding a touch of vibrance. A perfect lightweight piece for you to pair and match for warm weather.

Material

Natural dye, Organic cotton, Hand stitches

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Natural dye

While eco printing uses plants and flowers to create unique patterns on fabric, natural dyeing uses plants and other natural materials to produce colors on fabric. Natural dyes offer a beautiful alternative to synthetic dyes, and they are often more gentle on the environment and the skin.

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Things to know when washing naturally dyed fabrics

  • Separate wash

    To prevent color bleeding, it's recommended to wash these items separately from other clothes for the first few times.

  • Hand wash and squeeze out excess water

    For delicate or smaller items, hand washing and gently squeezing out the water is best. Larger items can be machine washed, but it's advisable to check the care label for specific instructions.

  • Sun drying is recommended when damp

    Once washed, you can sun-dry these items while they're still slightly damp. Natural dyes can fade over time, so it's important to dry these fabrics as quickly as possible. Excessive sun exposure can cause the colors to fade prematurely.