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What’s in a name? ✨
Just Jumpsuits is all about simplicity, ethics, and effortless style. ‘Just’ reflects a commitment to doing things right ethically & sustainably. ‘Jumpsuits’ because.. well, we love them! ♡
#sustainablefashion #jumpsuits by @justjumpsuitsco

I kept going back and forth between the samples but the Effortless jumpsuit was the one I couldn’t stop thinking about.

There’s just something about this one that felt right the second I put it on.

Comfortable without looking too casual. Put together without feeling stiff. The kind of piece you throw on and somehow still feel good in all day.

I think the fabric (Tencel+Linen🤌🏼) has a lot to do with it. It has that soft drape that just makes everything fall into place.

Next is refining sizing, grading and getting it ready for a little soft launch! ✨

Anndd… I ordered the fabric for a small batch so there’s no turning back now 😬

Hoping to bring this to a local wellness market soon. Let’s see where this goes!!! by @justjumpsuitsco

From several jumpsuit designs, down to these three. One gets a soft launch for now!

I’m trying them on, paying attention to everything: how they fit, how they move, and how they feel without overthinking it.

~EFFORTLESS~
Pretty much ready. Final prototype.
I still love the boatneck, where the wrap sits on the waist… and the fabric is my favourite - a Tencel + linen blend that just feels right.

~SERENE~
This one came together beautifully.
The overlay length, the side ties… and the stretch makes it feel elevated but still comfortable.

~GRACE~
I love the construction on this. It’s so unique with that asymmetrical overlap.
But I can’t quite find the perfect structured linen fabric for it yet. Fabric here is great but I don’t like the hand feel.

I’m gonna start off with the one that feels the most ready in fit, in fabric, and in how it wears.

Small batch. Soft launch. by @justjumpsuitsco

The first take on a Utility Jumpsuit.

I wanted that timeless, everyday workwear vibe: simple, functional, and wearable.

This one’s still a work in progress as we nail down fit and design elements.. but that’s what makes it fun!

We’ve got the 2nd prototype.. will show that next.. by @justjumpsuitsco

A little obsessed with the idea of one piece that does it all.

Jumpsuits aren’t as simple as they look.

But that’s what makes them so rewarding!

One garment, designed to move with you, simplify your mornings, and make you feel put together in seconds.

It’s chaos behind the scenes, but calm once you slip it on ☕️ by @justjumpsuitsco

Buying fast fashion every now and then isn’t the issue.

The bigger problem is overconsumption:

- Endless hauls..
- Buying piles of clothes only to return most of them..
- Clothes that barely get worn..
- and a throwaway culture that fuels waste.

Slowing down and buying with intention is where it’s at. by @justjumpsuitsco

I’ve been deep in prototypes:
tweaking the fit, measurements and style of each core design.

It’s slow, detailed work.
And I was venting about how hard it feels to get every detail just right.

That’s when my husband chimed in:
“Anyone can do the first 90%.
It’s the last 10% that counts.”

Now… I’m not entirely sure how valid this is 😂
(or if it even counts as “advice”)
but I took it!

Because he’s right..
that last 10% is the hardest part.
The part where you want to quit.

And it’s also the part fast fashion glosses over,
pumping out new styles weekly with no time for intention.

What we’re building is different.
Slower. More careful.
Sometimes frustratingly meticulous,
but intentional.

that last 10% is what transforms a piece from disposable → to something timeless, flattering, and worth keeping 💖 by @justjumpsuitsco

If it doesn’t fit, feel good, or get worn, it may be time to set it free.

Here are 6 mindful ways to rehome or recycle clothes you no longer wear:

- Pass it on: Give to friends or family who’ll love it more.

- Resell or consign: Turn quality pieces into extra cash.

- Donate thoughtfully: Choose shelters or charities that truly need them.

- Recycle textiles: Use local drop-offs like Return-It (CA), USAgain (US), or TerraCycle.

- Upcycle or repurpose: Turn old items into cleaning cloths, crafts, or bags.

Make space & create room for what actually works for you now ✨ by @justjumpsuitsco

Linen & its many personalities.

Some are airy and textured, others smooth and structured, and some “linen blends” aren’t as natural as they sound. From laundered to non-laundered, heavyweight to poplin, each type drapes, wears, and feels different on your skin.

Swipe through for the main types of linen (and the blends worth being cautious about). by @justjumpsuitsco

Still in the tweak stage with the Grace Jumpsuit..

The design is there, but here’s what I’m fine-tuning before she’s ready:

- Finding a midweight linen with a softer hand feel

- Adjusting the neckline for a more modest V

- Shifting the buckle closer to centre side for better balance

Slow fashion takes patience & I’m in no rush when it comes to getting the details right. ✨ by @justjumpsuitsco

The Grace Jumpsuit: A moment for the things we love about it ✨

1. Easy-off front closure
Quick changes, no fuss (hello, toilet trips).
Bonus: breastfeeding-friendly too.

2. Loose fit
No cling / squeeze. Meant to comfortably fit different body shapes.

3. Adjustable waistline
Worn loose and flowy or cinched at the waist for shape.

4. Antique brass buckle
This buckle took me a while to find and it’s the perfect vintage detail.

5. Asymmetric detail
A unique twist you won’t find in your average jumpsuit.

…oh & breathable linen!!

Proof that simple, intentional design can still feel special. by @justjumpsuitsco