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Product Description
The Simone Bamboo Sleep Shorts aka "cloud shorts" are silky and breezy to the touch. Meant for: sleep, lounging, gym. So soft you'll forget you're wearing them. Our sleep tank + sleep shorts set make the perfect, most comfy PJ set for bed.
- Material: Stretch Knit Viscose from Bamboo: 95% Bamboo 5 % Spandex
- Made in: Kansas City
- FREE SHIPPING OVER $75
Social Impact
For every item ordered, MADI donates 1 pair of underwear to Women's shelters. (THE LEAST DONATED ITEM)
About the Brand
MADI stands out for make a difference and that’s what the brand wants to do by donating a pair of underwear for each purchased product to domestic violence victims. So far they've donated underwear to over 7,000 women in over 45 organizations. Based in Kansas, they design small batches of ethically made products using only sustainable fabrics and 95% of them are 100% biodegradable. The company also opened the non-profit MADI Makes Program where they teach at-risk women to sew.
Sustainability Practices
People (who makes your product):
Are they Local: Yes, made in the USA.
Are they Fair Trade or Paid a living Wage: Yes, a fair living wage.
Materials: (Please specify, which apply)
Organic Materials: Viscose from Bamboo, Use of Organic Cotton.
Cruelty Free: Y
Vegan: Y
Manufacturing:
Environmental Conscious Processing: Small Batch production and use of plant and natural dyes. Bamboo is also the fastest growing plant in the world and helps sustain Earth's resources. It takes in five times the volume of greenhouse gasses when compared to timber trees and releases 35% more oxygen. Pesticides and fertilizers aren't needed, and its roots retain water, sustaining riverbanks and reducing water pollution. Made from eucalyptus wood that's harvested from natural forests and sustainably managed tree farms, these trees are fast growing and require no toxic pesticides and very little water to thrive. It is made in an environmentally responsible closed loop production process, which transforms wood pulp into cellulosic fibers with high resource efficiency and low environmental impact. This solvent-spinning process recycles process water and reuses the solvent at a recovery rate of more than 99%.