Coco Leopard Skirt - Eco-Certified

Lenzing Fibers:

• Eco-friendly & Plant-based: Lenzing is an innovative lower-impact, sustainable alternative to conventional viscose.
• Sustainable Sourcing: derived from certified & controlled wood sources (such as FSC-certified forests)
• Reduced Footprint: production uses at least 50% less water and generates at least 50% less carbon emissions compared to generic viscose.
• Official Recognition: the first viscose fiber to be awarded the official EU Ecolabel for low environmental impact.
• Traceability: special identification technology is embedded in the fibers to verify authenticity throughout the supply chain. 

Dralon Fibers:

• Eco-friendly: Dralon is a well-known synthetic polyacrylic (acrylic) fiber originally created in Germany that typically carries the OEKO-TEX Standard 100 certification meaning it is completely free from harmful levels of toxic chemicals & safe for human health.
• Utilizes an eco-friendly dry spinning production process. This process requires significantly less water—only five cubic meters per ton of fiber—and has a much lower carbon footprint than traditional cotton irrigation or industry-average acrylic manufacturing
• The dry-spun material naturally wicks away moisture and actively inhibits the growth of bacteria.
• Fibers feature a specialized double-T shape that creates microscopic grooves.
  These grooves capture static air to retain body heat, providing an ultra-soft, cashmere-like thermal warmth.

FACTORY:

• Manufactured in a family owned & operated factory in Latin America with ethical working conditions, fair wages & a commitment to sustainability and slow fashion.
• Near shore manufacturing reduces carbon footprint, while supporting local economy in third-world country.
  

• Dry Clean or Hand Wash (Recommended): Fill a basin with cool or lukewarm water (max 30°C/86°F) and a mild detergent. Submerge the garment and gently squeeze the soapy water through the fibers. Never scrub, twist, or wring the fabric, as this can weaken or distort the stitches.
• Machine Wash (Optional): If the yarn label allows, you can use a machine on a delicate or gentle cycle with cold water. Always place the garment inside a mesh laundry bag to prevent it from snagging on zippers or the machine's agitator.
• Spot Cleaning: For small stains, dab the area gently with a mild soap rather than washing the entire garment.