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Asquith

Rhythm Jumpsuit, £95, 95% Bamboo, 5% Elastane

Perfect for yoga, Pilates and living in, Asquith’s elegant but functional activewear will take you straight from street to studio. Asquith’s clothing is made with the best quality and sustainable eco performance fabrics – bamboo and their trademarked fabric Bambor®. The fabric is responsibly manufactured and the collections are ethically made in a family- run European factory. The fabrics are better for the planet but also are ideal for activewear as they wick away sweat and allow skin to breathe naturally. Bamboo feels super soft against the skin but is also hardwearing, meaning the clothes don’t fade, stretch or pill - and most importantly, they last.

Divine Pants, £75, 95% Bamboo, 5% Elastane Embrace Tee, £55, 95% Bamboo, 5% Elastane Scarf, £69, 95% Bamboo, 5% Elastane
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