Our eye-masks are a result of faint winter afternoons and our love for celebrating a good weekend at home. Crafted in soft organic handwoven cotton linen, our masks are design collectibles that are equally functional. Nimboo eye masks capture natural lavender aroma to take you to that extra mile of sustainable, nature-borne luxury. Available in two other colours, dyed from temple waste flower-based dyes. A snooze never felt better!
Source Region: Maharashtra, INDIA
Nimboo is an unexpected universe where design meets passion, craft meets waste, local meets global, and the art of natural dyeing meets handwoven textile.
COMPOSITION
50 % cotton 50% linen. Natural dyed organic cotton and linen from temple flower waste.
MEASUREMENTS
8cm x 20cm
CARE INSTRUCTIONS
Gentle washing by hand 30-40°is the best for the scarf’s soul. give it some respite from sunlight, and dry in shade. definitely, do not bleach!
SHIPPING & RETURNS
Shipping Costs
We ship all over the world!
If you are in the EU, shipping costs are 15€ per order. If your order is above 150€, shipping is on us!
If you are not in the EU, shipping costs are 30€ per order. If your order is above 300€, shipping is on us!
Shipping Times
All orders come with a tracking code so you will be able to follow your Goood order on its way to you!
Do note that delays on shipping times would depend on your country and postal code.
For more information, view our terms.
ETHICAL STANDARDS
Made by artisans using age-old techniques that are rooted in specific local traditions, often handcrafted, demonstrating the unique skill of the artisan and supporting one-a-kind pieces.
The use of organic and natural materials is essential in all of our lines, ranging from fashion to beauty. Our designers are committed to sourcing the most ethical materials possible, with an emphasis on low-environmental impact and longevity.
Our brands ensure a living wage for its supply chain workers, while also providing opportunities for acceleration, professional development and leadership to their communities.
