This Is Me Leggings

ETHICAL  |  GIVES BACK

All proceeds from these leggings will be donated to Headspace Australia.

In collaboration with Tobimax Textiles, Jasmine Alexa's This Is Me Leggings contribute towards building a community of strong, fearless and brave women!

In conjunction with their ‘This Is Me’ campaign, these leggings aim at helping people to start talking and share their stories about mental health. So with every purchase, you are contributing to a discussion that needs to be had!

Boasting Jasmine Alexa's new luxe 4-way stretch fabric, a high cut waistband, front stripe panels, back leg ‘This is me.’ graphic, zippers at the ankle and a 7/8 length, the This Is Me Leggings will not only be a go-to in your wardrobe, but will also go towards empowering yourself and others.

Product Info

FABRIC
Nylon/Spandex

FEATURES
- 4-way stretch
- Front stripe panels
- ‘This is me.’ graphic on the back leg
- Zippers at ankle
- Matte luxe fabric
- Full opacity
- Moisture-wicking
- Breathable
- Odour resistant
- Centre back featured branded woven label
- Easy care

Model is 5’6 and wears a size small.
Size Guide

About The Brand

For effortless fashion that celebrates women of every shape and size, choose Jasmine Alexa. Based in Melbourne, this Aussie athleisure brand is home to a range of elegant and timeless lifestyle wear ranging from leggings and crop tops to jumpers and t-shirts.

As a company that is proudly committed to offering sustainable choices to its customers, every item in their collection is produced using sustainable, recycled and organic fabrics. Currently, the majority of their performance garments are made from revolutionary ECONYL® regenerated nylon, which is made using rescued nylon from landfills and oceans. They have also recently incorporated organic cotton into their range which, compared to conventional cotton, has only a quarter of the environmental impact and a 60% reduction in greenhouse gas emissions.

Except for the garments made overseas in WRAP-accredited factories, all of Jasmine Alexa’s clothes are made in Melbourne, helping support the local economy and reducing the impact of plastics and packaging waste.

Shipping + Returns

SHIPPING
Ships from: Australia.
Ships: Worldwide.
Australian Shipping: Nash + Banks charges a Flat Rate of $10 per Order Australia-wide. Free Australian Shipping is available for orders over $150.
International Shipping: $30 (free for orders over $150).

Delivery Time-frames: 2-6 business days within Australia,
3-11 business days to the rest of the world.

RETURNS
We are pretty confident that you'll love this product but if you are not satisfied with your purchase, we are happy to process a refund for the items as long as we are notified within 14 days of you receiving the goods subject to the conditions set out in our Returns Policy - please read here.

Values

ETHICAL
Jasmine Alexa are committed to making their garments to the highest quality without costing the earth and its people in the process.

At the forefront of Jasmine Alexa, they put people and planet. No one should be harmed or mistreated in the making or distribution of their garments, nor should their garments come at a cost to our planet in the process. That’s why they are committed to implementing sustainable and ethical practices across the business in order to reduce their impact on the environment and its people. 

In full transparency, there are some garments that they sadly cannot make locally due to the lack of specific machinery required to make those garments. In these instances, they work with only WRAP accredited factories.

GIVES BACK
It goes without saying the strong synergies between mental and physical wellbeing. One cannot exist without the other, yet one can greatly impact the other too. That’s why Jasmine Alexa launched ‘This is me,’ – to start the important conversation about something that effects so many of us…mental health. 1 in 2 Australian’s will suffer from mental health issues at some point in their lives, with women being more likely to be affected. Together, we can break down the taboo walls that surround the discussion of mental health and normalise it.