!COMING SOON! - The Marsupial Jumpsuit - 100% organic Kala Cotton - 3 colorways - Plant dyed black, terracotta or undyed

Coming soon: A new made-to-order offering from Zhinh in collaboration with  my friends at My morni Studios and Heenaagrima (plant dyers) based in India. (My Morni is a Indian and Pakistani led atelier and business ( pretty cool huh?)

This design features a parachute styled leg with a draw string closured waist with plenty of room for the booooootttayyy, it adjusts to your waist and hops you at your waist unlike your average jumpsuit. This design features 5 pockets!! one in front, 2 on side AND 2 on back booty makinf them super functional and utilitary.

Crafted with intention and rooted in slow fashion, this special release will be available in two inclusive size ranges:
Regular (Small, Medium, Large) and Plus (Large, XL, XXL).

We also offer two length options: Short and Tall, to honor every body.

Each piece is made from 100% organic Kala cotton, sourced directly from the land where this ancient, sustainable fiber has been grown and woven for generations. Soft yet strong, breathable yet structured, Kala cotton carries the energy of tradition and care.

Offered in three colors:

• Natural undyed
• Black, plant dyed with pomegranates and iron
• Terracotta, Plant dyed from the riches of  the cutch plant

What is Kala Cotton?

Kala cotton is a rain-fed, organic cotton ( organic by nature) and is even more sustainable then your typical marketed "organic cotton" . This Cotton grows in the Kachchh (or Kutch) region of Gujarat, India.
It’s one of the oldest, most resilient forms of cotton indigenous to the Indian subcontinent.

Why it’s Special:

• Grows without irrigation: It thrives in dry, arid conditions without needing synthetic inputs or extra water.
• No pesticides or chemical fertilizers
• Naturally pest-resistant and resilient: It can survive harsh climates, making it one of the most eco-friendly cotton varieties available.
• Indigenous and ancestral: Kala cotton is part of ancient Indian agricultural traditions and has been cultivated for generations and this Kala cotton is bought straight from the creators of it

Cultural and Ethical Impact:

• Sourcing Kala cotton supports indigenous farmers and traditional weavers in Gujarat.
• Kala cotton fabrics are handwoven by artisan cooperatives, keeping craft heritage alive and craft economies thriving.