Red Sandalwood infused Tank Top - Brick Red

How is it made?

No synthetics, no chemicals or nasties! 

This T-shirt is all-natural - made with natural fibers - Organic cotton and  Modal to give a soft texture, high absorbency, and quick drying. These natural fibers are infused with the goodness of ayurvedic herbs. Great for your skin and our planet.

The herbal infusion provides therapeutic benefits and a calming effect on your body and mind. The mellow soothing natural colors are derived from a herbal blend made from 20-25 different herbs.

Primary herbs in this T-shirt include:

Red Sandalwood: Red Sandalwood also known as Raktha Chandana) has been used in Ayurvedic medicine as an antiseptic, skin conditioner, wound-healing agent, and as an anti-acne treatment. Red Sandalwood is the primary ingredient in providing the red hues in our fabrics.

Acacia Catechu / Karingali: The tree's seeds are a good source of protein. The extracts from this tree are used to treat sore throats and diarrhea. Parts of the tree are used to make a household herbal drink. Another primary for brick red.

How to care for the fabric?

These fabrics are treated with a unique natural dyeing process. Over time these colors will evolve adding character to the beauty of the garment.

• Pre-wash before wear. with cold water, separately from other colors.
  
• Darker shades will migrate during the first 2-3 washes.

• Wash with mild detergent at 30 deg C.
• Hand wash or Gentle Cycle
• Do not bleach or dry clean or use a stain remover.
• Turn it inside out & line dry in shade, away from direct sunlight

Impact of your choice:

• Primarily it promotes wellness and protects, as your skin is wrapped around with ayurvedic herbs which have therapeutic properties.
• A choice that avoids petroleum-based raw materials - synthetic fibers, synthetic dyes, bleaches, mordants, finishing materials. All of these synthetics are contributors to the pollution of land and water bodies.
• The ayurvedic dyeing process is completely manual (no use of electricity). The sediments and water used in the process are used as manure and irrigating the farm at the dye house.
• Support for the cottage industry, which is essential for equitable growth and promoting slow fashion.