There's only so much darkness we can take. As we move past the Winter Solstice, the days are growing longer and lighter, ever so slightly. (Thank Goddess!) If things have felt just too heavy recently, it could be a signal from deep within the heart that it's time to crawl back out into the light. Make life easier, gentler, slower, and move away from what no longer serves us. I know in this life some struggles feel too big too handle, so there is no shame in perhaps revisiting those pains at another time. We have to go in and strengthen with love and warm energy before we can dive deep into our darks. It's a dance of balance that never ends. Returning to our warm energy looks different to us all. For me, it's more hikes in the woods with my family, treats from a local bakery, cuddling with my kids and watching a Disney movie, holding my dog for obscene amounts of time (and talking to him in a baby voice 🤷♀️), and reading a good book at night. Allow this Light Vision robe to be an invitation to let the light back into your life.
- INGREDIENTS: 92% forest fiber from acacia, eucalyptus, poplar, pine, spruce, beech, birch, and maple trees grown on tree farms in Eastern Europe, 8% spandex for stretch.
- FIT: A cozy cardigan fit robe that ties in front, two pockets, longer in back, and a relaxed fit in the arms. This is meant to wear as a ceremonial layer over our pieces, it is not a standalone bathrobe fit. It will not wrap around and cover your body entirely in the front, but rather fits more like a draping cardigan.
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WE CARE DEEPLY: Almond color with henna sun and henna moon on each pocket. Cut, sewn, dyed, and printed in downtown Los Angeles by small family owned shops where creators are paid more than minimum wage.
Q - Why is it so expensive?
A - Clothes can only be made cheaply if people and/or the planet are being exploited. In 2022, the reality is we are extracting limited resources from the planet to make limitless things. The more plastic clothing made in slave like conditions overseas we support with our hard earned dollars, the more we tell brands that YES, we are down with limitless consumption. When we pay workers a living wage and consider that the planet cannot survive at the pace we are overproducing, clothing can't be inexpensive. We need so much less than we're told we need, therefore do not need to buy dozens of $6 items. It's always better to save up for ethical pieces. (This message is to those with some disposable income, not to those living in poverty.)
We pay a premium for high quality fabrics and labor. While an average top may cost $2.50 for Shein to make, we pay anywhere from $30-$50. That means on a $78 dollar top, profit may be $30-40, which must cover operating expenses (website fees, shipping, advertising, freight charges), taxes, and payroll to our fairly paid employees. Our end of the day profit is closer to $3-6. If we did this for the money, we'd be in the wrong industry. We do this to make an amazing heirloom piece you'll treasure for years.
Q - When are sold out items restocked?
A - We don't make the same thing twice, and this is why: our creations are art! An artist would not repaint the same piece over and over. And for you, our beloved customer, this means your piece is very unique and bespoke. No one else will have it. This is how we used to make clothes long ago-- items just for you that are meant for you and not mass produced to maximize profits.
Q - Where is it made and who makes it?
A - We only work with small family owned shops employing 8-10 people paying well above minimum wage in Los Angeles, CA.
Q - Is it sustainable and organic?
A - Anyone who claims true sustainability while producing a product is greenwashing, intentional or not. We are responsible. To be truly sustainable we should all be wearing undyed, unisex, 100% recycled fabric scraps, government issued uniforms for 5-10 years at a time. While we are not that, we are much, much better than most of the alternatives out there. Our fabric is 99% closed loop, low plastic, made with fair wages, GOTS certified dyed, water based inked, made in the USA, and we donate money to a new charity every month. We will never stop seeking more ways to be make a cleaner and more beautiful piece of clothing!
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