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Breathe in, breathe out.

PUMA’s “Exhale” capsule collection has just dropped, bringing with it ample spiritual, mental, and environmental wellbeing.

Also along for the ride is supermodel, actress, and environmental warrior, Cara Delevingne, who has collaborated with PUMA to release this yoga-inspired collection.

You can set the intention of being better with five items from the 10-piece drop, all made to “offset any unavoidable carbon emissions” by being made with at least 20% recycled materials.

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Per PopSugar, Both Delevingne and PUMA have been talking about environmentalism more seriously:

In a 2021 interview with Vogue UK, Delevingne talked about her desire to revive global ecosystems through her upcoming charity, Initiative Earth.

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PUMA, on its part, has pledged to actively reduce its own entities’ carbon emissions by 35 percent and the emissions of their supply chain by 60 percent relative to sales between 2017 and 2030.

Besides the eco-conscious yoga apparel, such as bras, tights, and layering pieces like a tank and a pullover, there’s also a yoga mat, a water bottle, and a backpack:

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Via Design Scene, PUMA mentioned that the Exhale Crop Top is perfect for mixing and matching with the other collection offerings.

The item is made from premium recycled heathered cotton spandex and features 87% recycled polyester power mesh cap sleeves, making it sustainable, supportive, and pretty.

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The tights, too, are supportive and stunning:

“Breathe easy knowing you can do good and look good. Whether you’re in the studio, at home, or hanging with Mother Nature, the Exhale Full Tight offers peak comfort and style. Because who doesn’t love a contoured high waistband that stays in place?

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The tight also features recycled heathered cotton spandex material. Thoughtfully made, so you can take your mind off things and exhale.”

Most of these pieces are available in select stores globally, with the rest dropping later this month.

Although the collection is not in South Africa just yet, it should be available in due course, so keep an eye out on our local stores.

[sources:popsugar&dscene]