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Feel confident and comfortable all day with our Hemp & Organic Cotton Bikini Brief. Made from a premium blend of 53% hemp, 42% organic cotton, and just 5% spandex,
this low-rise brief has a flattering cut and the perfect amount of stretch.
The smooth, supportive waistband and lined gusset ensure ultimate comfort, while the luxe soft hemp blend is naturally antibacterial, wicking away moisture and breathing beautifully. Healthier for you, healthier for the planet.
As part of our ZONE Intimates range, this isn’t just another piece of underwear—it’s a commitment to sustainable living, designed to minimise synthetic materials and maximise your well-being.
Keri wears a size small. She is 176cm (5'8), 65kg (145lbs)
* Please note: We don't accept returns or exchanges on underwear.
What we wear matters—especially when it comes to our hormones.
From synthetic fabrics that disrupt hormone balance to natural fibres that support skin and energy, this blog explores how the materials we move and sleep in affect our health. Discover why hemp is the ultimate low-tox fabric—and how switching your activewear could be one of the most powerful steps on your wellness journey.
We get it. Some yogis swear by them, others say they disrupt the flow. In this post, our guest writer Amy Fraser unpacks the practicality, the philosophy, and why we chose to add pockets (mindfully) to our best-selling hemp leggings.
I recently travelled to Jaipur, India to work on our new 100% hemp linen collection—rooted in nature, inspired by tradition, and crafted with intention. From meeting our incredible makers at EchoEarth to experiencing the magic of traditional block printing, this journey was about more than just clothing. It was about connection—between people, places, and the energy woven into every thread.
We spend hours on our mats, moving, breathing, evolving. So why not invest in gear that’s built to last and better for the planet? In this blog by guest writer Amy Fraser, we explore our top 5 Sustainable Yoga Brands in Australia.
According to the United Nations, the fashion industry is responsible for 10% of global carbon emissions and is the second-largest consumer of water worldwide. The rise of fast fashion has exacerbated this environmental impact, with clothing consumption expected to increase by 63% by 2030. In this blog, we explore why sustainable fashion costs more and the barriers faced globally.
