The Studio Crop
A wide, cropped leg in eucalyptus fibre, cut to fall at mid-calf and breathe through anything you ask of it. The waistband sits flat. The fabric moves with you in class and falls into clean drape the moment you stop. Built for the studio. Worn well past it.
Grown, not made. Most cropped pants in this silhouette are polyester or nylon blends, which trap heat at exactly the wrong moment, the warm class, the long commute, the hour after. The Studio Crop has zero polyester and zero nylon in it. The fabric is eucalyptus, spun in a closed loop where every drop of water is recovered. It pulls moisture away from the skin faster than cotton, releases heat instead of holding it, and does not shed plastic microfibres against your body with every wash and wear. You feel the difference in the first ten minutes of the first class.
Honestly priced. Wide-leg is the silhouette every premium label is selling this season, and almost all of them cut it from the same cheap polyester as their leggings, because on a hanger nobody can tell. The way a wide leg falls is pure physics, and plastic falls like plastic. Eucalyptus fibre costs around 5x more to source, and it drapes the way this one does because of what it is, not what it is printed to look like. Ours is ₹3,899, made in India, shipped free in a reusable cotton bag. The hanger cannot show you the difference. The first wear will.
Try it for 30 days. If it is not the softest thing you own, full refund and a courier picks it up from your door. Tags on, that is all we ask.
Material: Up to 95% eucalyptus plant fibre. Zero polyester, zero nylon. Up to 7% elastane for stretch and recovery. European pulp, made in India.
Care: Machine wash cold, gentle. Hang dry. The fabric softens with each wash, no fabric softener needed.
Wear it 30 days. Not the softest thing you own? Full refund, we collect it. Tags on.
"I started WEARTH because I was tired of activewear that was just plastic against the skin. Everything we make begins as a tree. If it does not feel like the softest thing you own, send it back and I will refund you myself."
— Shai, founder
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