It’s 6am, the house is still cold, and the mat is still rolled up in the corner. You keep the sweatshirt on for the first ten minutes, peel it off somewhere around the second forward fold, then pull it back on for savasana because your shoulders have gone cool. The one you own is thin, stretched out at the neck, and bought for a reason you no longer remember.
Sun and Moon is the replacement. Hand-drawn botanical line art in deep sage, soft sage and pale sage grey, printed on warm bone, on a Comfort Colors garment dyed sweatshirt heavy enough to earn its place in that routine. The three greens sit close together, so the drawing reads as a drawing and not as a logo. Nothing shouts from across a studio.
What you’re getting
- Comfort Colors garment-dyed crewneck: the colour went in after the sweatshirt was sewn, so the shade has that slightly lived-in, uneven warmth from the first wear rather than the fifth year.
- 9.5 oz/yd²: genuinely heavy cloth. It holds its shape when you sit cross-legged and lean forward, instead of climbing up your back.
- 80% ring-spun cotton, 20% polyester: ring-spun cotton against the skin, and enough polyester that the body doesn’t warp in the wash.
- Relaxed fit: room through the chest and underarm, so your arms go overhead without the hem lifting.
- Sewn-in twill label: no printed square scratching between your shoulder blades in a long-held shape.
- OEKO-TEX STANDARD 100 certified dyes: the colour has been tested for harmful substances, which matters when the fabric is pressed to your face in child’s pose.
- Sizes S to 3XL at $64.99, with US shipping built into the price.
What garment dyed actually means
Most sweatshirts are cut and sewn from cloth that was dyed first. A garment dyed sweatshirt goes into the dye bath as a finished garment, so the colour settles unevenly into the seams and the cotton softens along the way. Two pieces are never identical. That’s the point, and it’s also why the shade will shift a little over its first year rather than staying flat.
The honest part about heavy garment-dyed cotton
At 9.5 oz/yd² this is warm. If your studio runs hot, or you want something you can keep on through a full flow, this is too much sweatshirt — buy a tee. There are no pockets and no hood. It’s a plain crewneck. Garment dyeing also means slight colour variation and a small amount of shrinkage through the body on the first wash, so if you need an exact repeat of a colour you already own, this isn’t it. And relaxed is relaxed: roomy through the chest, not an oversized tunic.
Who this is for
For the person who wants one heavy layer for the cold start and the cool finish of a practice. Not for anyone who needs something light, fitted, or pocketed.
Care
Wash cold, inside out, with like colours. Tumble dry low or hang it. Skip bleach and skip the hot cycle — heat is what pulls colour out of garment-dyed cotton fastest.
Tomorrow morning you reach for one thing and stay warm through the first ten minutes and the last five. Printing happens after you order: 2–7 business days to make, then 2–5 in transit, free shipping across the United States. If it arrives misprinted or damaged, send one photo within 14 days and we replace it. Add it to your cart.
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