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Women’s Bamboo Fabric Slim Fit H/S T-Shirt | Soft & Breathable | Papaya
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- Papaya colour a warm shade that lifts denim and neutrals
- Slim cut follows the body without restricting movement
- Bamboo-spandex blend 95% bamboo, 5% spandex for stretch that recovers
- Breathable absorbs moisture and stays cool through warm days
- Odour-resistant naturally fresh between washes
- Light and durable easy to layer for work-from-home days or travel
- 95% bamboo, 5% spandex
- Wear on its own with jeans, trousers or a skirt
- Layer under a shirt, jacket or hoodie in cooler weather
- Pair with white or beige bottoms to let the colour stand out
- Colour: Papaya
- Fit: Slim
- Sleeve: Half sleeve
- Sizes available: S, M, L, XL
- Model reference: The model is 5.5 feet tall and wears size S
- Wash cold with similar colours, inside out
- No bleach
- Shade dry to keep the colour bright
- Avoid tumble drying
A half-sleeve slim fit T-shirt for women in papaya, an orange-pink shade, cut from a bamboo and spandex blend. It works as a standalone everyday tee and just as well as a base layer under shirts, jackets or hoodies. The knit has a smooth, cool handfeel suited to Indian weather.
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Good to Know
Bright shades can shed a little dye on the first wash; wash it separately once before mixing it with lighter loads.
FAQs
How does the Papaya differ from the Black slim fit?
Colour only. The cut, blend and sizes are the same across the two slim fit tees.
What size should I order for a slim fit?
Your usual size. The spandex gives stretch, so the tee sits close without feeling tight; see the size tab for measurements.
Will the papaya colour fade?
It keeps well with cold washing and shade drying. Direct sun and hot water are what fade bright dyes.
How is it shipped?
EarthBased ships across India; delivery time depends on pincode and is shown at checkout.
Country of Origin: India Sold by: Bamboology Fulfilled by: EarthBased








