Bōdhi Jumper, Midnight Black

The Bōdhi Jumper is the ultra comfy “do everything” sort of go-to outfit. And, the best part about this minimalist outfit is that it’s made from plants. We use sustainably sourced beechwood-based fabric from Lenzing™ to make this sleek onesie wonder. Our plant-based fabrics support your body and our planet.

This half compressive and half flowy fit jumper has been designed to look and feel ideal, no matter what it is you may be doing. Relax, dance, do yoga, walk around town; Do nothing or everything. This jumper was designed to support women in moving however they want + to feel incredible while doing it. 

The Bōdhi Jumper is streamlined, technically designed, and meticulously crafted to feel freeing and ultra-functional. It's easy to slip on and off & perfect to be worn with additional layers. 

Made with a lightweight, breathable, plant-based fabric. 100% made in California.

Fabric Composition

95% Micromodal (Beechwood Fiber) / 5% Spandex = 100% Your Favorite Onesie

Design

- Spacious, loose-fit technical lux pants

- Compressive ankle cut

- Compressive double paneled lux bodice (to comfortably hold everything in) 

- Tag Free

Fabric Quality

- Moisture Wicking 

- Four-way Stretch

Why wear plant-based fabrics vs polyester-based or recycled poly-based fabrics?

1) Your body can breathe. Our fabrics made with natural fibers allows the body to breathe and feel more temperature regulated. When we wear plastic-based products, we are limiting our bodies capacity to fully breathe and come into contact with our natural environment.

2) You won’t be releasing harmful plastic microfibers into the environment when using products made from plant-based fabrics. When we use products made from synthetic materials, we are releasing millions of micro fibers of toxic and synthetic materials into our environment. Using truly eco-friendly, plant based fabrics eliminates that harmful issue.

3) Making synthetic/plastic-based fabrics is one of the biggest contributors to environmental pollution. The process is wasteful, uses a lot of energy and releases tons of harmful pollutants into our environment, thus contributing to global climate change.