Organic & Sustainable Fabrics
We were honored when Maria Rodale challenged us to recreate some of our products in organic cotton. When we couldn't find a sustainable fabric that would fit and perform as well as our current fabrics, Marisa began work with a textile chemist to create our special recipe of GOTS Certified Ringspun organic cotton and spandex. It is a superior quality organic cotton blend that works equally well for active and lifestyle clothing.
SteelCore pays attention to the ‘not so small’ details like opacity, construction and fit. Our organic blend comes in three weights, and all are 4-way stretch. We knit our fabric in mills located in the USA (yes, they do still exist, and we want to keep them here) and of course all our design and production also happens here.
Organic Cotton
Available in three weights
Lightweight 92% Organic Ringspun Cotton - 8% Spandex 297 gsm (10.5 oz)
tops, pedal pushers, loungewearleotards, unitards, capris, leggings
foldover waist yoga pants
Micro Modal
Knit In The USA
Last year, we went back to our textile chemist in search of a silky, lightweight fabric only in black.
A fabric to feel dramatic in, that could easily take you from day into evening.
Modal is a second generation regenerated cellulosic fiber, and a variation of rayon.
Lenzing Modal® is made from sustainably harvested beech trees in PEFC (Programme for the Endorsement of Forest Certification schemes), certified European forests.
PEFC is the world’s largest forest certification organization.
Modal fibers with a high wet modulus were originally developed in Japan in 1951.
Lenzing started selling modal fibers in 1964. In 1977, Lenzing started using an environmentally friendly bleaching method for pulp for their cellulosic fibers.
Soft and cool; eco-friendly
Holds shape well; drapes easily
Knit in the mills of the U.S.A
Machine wash cool, line dry, cool iron if necessary
Rayon From Bamboo
Rayon is a regenerated cellulose fiber, meaning that a natural raw material is converted through a chemical process into a fiber that falls into a category between naturals and synthetics. The source of cellulose can be wood, paper, cotton fiber or, in this case, bamboo ... a natural plant fiber that regenerates faster than the other plant fibers listed.
67% Rayon from Bamboo 29% Cotton 4% Spandex
Lightweight, with a soft hand; eco-friendly
Breezy, cool and moisture-absorbent
Imported from Canada
Machine wash cool, line dry, cool iron if necessary
Up-Cycled
Don't Throw It Away!
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