Turtleneck, Ribbed Toffee

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With its sleek design and compression fit the Ribbed Turtleneck is here to help you transition into chillier months with style and ease. Designed as the perfect layering companion for all of our jumpers – from our best-selling Bōdhi Jumper to our new Juniper Jumper – it offers endless possibilities, expanding your wardrobe with its functionality. It is also incredibly chic on its own, pairing well with jeans and skirts that may already be in your closet.     

Like all IMBŌDHI styles, it has an impeccable fit and is composed of sustainable, plant-based fabric, in this case, our yummy ribbed Micromodal fabric. Made from beech tree fibers, this fabric is stunningly soft and has an elegant texture that elevates the style, upgrading it from your basic turtleneck.

Fabric Composition

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

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.