Why We Love It
Soft, breathable, and full of small details, this top brings an easygoing feel to days that don?t need rushing, with a look that feels just a little more considered.
Designed by Women, for Women
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Product Description
This is the kind of top that feels right at home in a slow, sun-soaked morning, when the day hasn't asked much of you yet. The Salem Micro Henley Scoop Neck Top carries that same easy rhythm, where getting dressed feels simple but still comes together just right.
The organic cotton and hemp blend has a naturally soft feel with a lightly textured finish that gives it that lived-in character. A micro henley neckline with subtle embroidery adds a hint of detail up top, while raw edge trim keeps things relaxed and a little undone. The shirt tail hemline gives it an easy shape, and the embroidered back inset is a small detail you notice later on. It's proof that simple doesn't have to mean basic.
Product Details
- 70% organic cotton, 30% hemp slub jersey knit
- 25" length
- Scoop neck micro henley with embroidery detail on trim
- Back inset with embroidery details
- Shirt tail hemline
- Sustainable style
- Machine wash cold, tumble dry low, low iron if needed
- Designed in the USA
- Made in a Fair Trade Certified™ factory in India
Fair Trade Certified™
More than just fair treatment and wages, Fair Trade Certified™ empowers female garment workers who otherwise would be stuck in situations where they are unable to free themselves from poverty, provide for their families, gain independence, or obtain an education for their children.
Organic Cotton
Did you know that organic cotton is estimated to save 2,180 liters of water for just one pair of jeans compared to conventional cotton? Organic cotton also reduces CO2 emissions and energy and eliminates toxic chemicals that affect soil, precious ecosystems, and food and water supply.
Hemp
Quick growing and requiring minimal inputs, hemp has been a favored fabric since 8000 BC. It requires little to no irrigation, naturally resists pests and weeds, and returns up to 70% of nutrients back to the soil.
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