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The Bike Short, constructed from supple organic cotton stretch jersey, offers comfort, support and coverage. Our extra soft fabric is lightweight enough for a barely-there feeling, but substantial enough to give you ample coverage. Pair with The Crop Top for an easy set that serves as the base for a thousand great outfits. Check out our Instagramfor more styling inspiration!
- High-rise - slightly higher waist than The Legging
- Won't dig in or slide down
- Hidden waistband pocket
- Flattering front and back seams
- Cotton base means no plasticky, synthetic fabric feeling here!
- Fabric and garment fully made in USA
- Shipped plastic-free and carbon neutral!
- A favorite among our plus-size customers.
- Inseam lengths:
- XXS - 7.5
- XS - 7.75
- S - 8
- M - 8.25
- L - 8.5
- XL - 8.75
- 1X - 8.75
- 2X - 9
- 3X - 9.25
Model 1 is 5' 8" and wears size S.
Model 2 is 5' 8" and wears size 2X.
Shell: 87% Organic Cotton, 13% Spandex
Mesh Pocket: 80% Nylon, 20% Spandex
Care: Cold wash delicate cycle with like colors. Hang dry or tumble dry low. No bleach.
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Who are we?
We are a small, woman-owned, modern essentials brand made sustainably in Los Angeles. Our pieces are designed to be wardrobe staples for years to come.
Our beauty and accessory items are culled from the best woman-owned businesses, chosen for the good they bring to your life, as well as the lives of those who made them.
What is slow fashion?
The season cycle was created by the fashion industry to create FOMO, which in turn creates overconsumption and needless waste. We choose to do things differently by stepping off the treadmill of the fashion season cycle.
