Isla Halter Jumpsuit, Ribbed Black

Meet the Isla Halter Jumpsuit - a versatile and elegant piece inspired by the fluidity and vibrancy of the sea. This jumpsuit is designed to embody the beauty and joy that come with being in the presence of the ocean. The feel of sand between your toes, the tickle of salty mist on your skin, and the strength of the currents - all of these are encapsulated in this jumpsuit's design. Crafted from our stretchy, ribbed Micromodal fabric, this halter jumpsuit offers maximum comfort and sophistication. The deep v-neckline and chic halter silhouette create a flattering, sultry look, while the dramatic flare pants add a touch of drama and flow. The open-back cut is both alluring and functional, making this jumpsuit perfect for warm summer days and nights. Designed with minimalism and versatility in mind, this jumpsuit is a timeless addition to your wardrobe. Whether you're dancing along the shoreline, lounging in the sand to witness a sunset, or simply embracing the fluidity of the sea, the Isla Halter Jumpsuit is the perfect outfit for your beachside adventures. Dress it up with heels and statement jewelry for a night out, or pair it with sandals and a denim jacket for a casual daytime look. Its versatile design and fluid fabric make it an ideal choice for any occasion. Each Isla Halter Jumpsuit is cut and sewn by hand in California, with meticulous attention to detail. The ribbed Micromodal fabric is knit in Los Angeles from Lenzing-certified thread derived from beech wood.

Fabric Composition

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

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.