Flat lay of four bamboo sleep masks in olive, white, red, and black, arranged on a light surface.
Bamboo sleep masks in olive, black, and red laid out flat on a white background
Soft Sleep Mask
Four bamboo sleep masks shown in olive, black, light blue, and red, arranged in a flat grid.
Model sitting on bed in red pyjamas holding a red bamboo sleep mask in front of her face.
Model on bed wearing red pyjamas, smiling while holding a black bamboo sleep mask in front of her face
Model in red pyjamas lifting a red bamboo sleep mask above her head with a playful expression.
flat lay of organic cotton voile sleepwear

Soft Sleep Mask


Regular price $ 29.00 AUD Sale price$ 12.00 AUD Save 59%
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Size chart
Size AU/NZ Size US Size UK Size EU Size
XS 8 2-4 6-8 34-36
S 10 4-6 8-10 36-38
M 12 6-8 10-12 38-40
L 14 10-12 14-16 42-44
XL 16 12-14 16-18 44-46
XXL 18 14-16 18-20 46-48

 

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Thank you for choosing Eco Intimates for your sleep and lounge essentials. It means the world to me to have you as part of our sustainable fashion community!

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  • In stock, ready to ship
  • Back ordered - shipping in 8-12 weeks
  • Free Standard Shipping on orders over $150AUD
  • Designed in Australia, sewn ethically in Bali
  • Naturally breathable, chemical-free comfort

Naturally Gentle Rest

Slip into a deeper sleep with this soft, light-as-air eye mask made from natural fabrics. Designed to gently block out light without pressure, this sleep mask is ideal for day naps, travel, or every night on your pillow.

Currently available in two styles:
– A smooth 100% bamboo rayon (in Black, Red, Olive, or Natural)
– A soft 100% organic cotton voile in a floral print

Each mask is lined with a thin layer of wadding to create a soft barrier from light. While this inner layer is currently made from a 65% synthetic blend, I’m working on sourcing a pure cotton alternative for future batches.

The elasticated band stretches comfortably to 26cm, offering a secure but gentle fit for most heads.

Australia: Flat rate $10 or free shipping over $150.
Orders dispatch within 3 business days.

Express Post: $15 — choose at checkout if you need it sooner.

Pre-orders: Ship free within Australia (discounted internationally) and may arrive separately if combined with in-stock items.

Estimated Delivery Times:
• Australia – 2–5 business days (Express 1–3)
• NZ / USA – 10–14 business days
• Rest of World – 14–21 business days

Returns:
Bras, crops and sleepwear may be returned or exchanged within 30 days if unworn and in original condition.
For hygiene reasons, briefs cannot be returned unless faulty.

Return shipping is the customer’s responsibility unless the item is faulty.
International customers may incur duties or taxes on arrival — please check with your local customs office.

Sustainably packed with eco-friendly materials — minimal, plastic-free, and always wrapped with care.

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As a tiny brand, my business practices are so different—not just from large companies but even from other small businesses creating similar products.

For me, sourcing fabrics and trims means purchasing overflow materials—what bigger brands have left behind. It’s not quite “deadstock,” but it’s close. Many lingerie supplies require minimum orders of 10,000 units, so I work with what’s available—often organic or recycled materials that others have already chosen. While this can feel a little restrictive, it’s also incredibly rewarding to reduce waste and give surplus materials a new life in my designs.

What also makes me different is my hands-on approach. I’m not just designing; I’m involved in every aspect of my business. From choosing fabrics to perfecting fit, packing your orders, and even answering your emails, it’s all me! This level of personal connection means every piece you receive has been created with care, intention, and a commitment to sustainability.

Unlike many SMEs, my focus is on creating small, thoughtful collections that reflect timeless design and avoid the cycle of fast fashion. I don’t follow trends—I create pieces that last, both in quality and style.

Thank you for supporting me, Madonna, and my little brand, Eco Intimates. Your choice makes a huge difference, not just to me, but to the way we move towards a more ethical and sustainable fashion industry.

Warmly,
Madonna

PS Learn more about our ethical practices here or read about my personal journey here.

As the designer at ECO INTIMATES, I fundamentally aim to represent fashion with conscience, creating hand-made designs with ethical production is at the core of what I create! Every piece, in every collection, is carefully handmade by skilled garment makers using the highest quality eco textiles. Here is a snapshot of my ethical practices from design to manufacture:

SUSTAINABLE FABRICS

Eco fabrics are the core of my brand, so of course I choose the best natural and eco-textiles to create my pieces. However, I also believe that it's important to be selective about where I source our textiles from in order to enhance their sustainability credentials.

The fashion industry is fickle and inherently produces a lot of wastage. Therefore, as a boutique producer, I have developed strategies to use certain textiles which are surplus from larger producers’ production runs. Being a small scale producer means that unless you are ordering thousands of meters of fabric or trim, you have to use what is already available.

However, my quality standards for all materials are non-negotiable; I have minimum standards for my quality and eco-textile sources which I am firmly committed to!

ORGANIC COTTON

I use a variety of natural fabrics in my ranges. The main 2 fabrics I use are a organic jersey and a stretch organic cotton (with 10% elastane). Both are purchased from a company that supplies OCS certified organic cotton and Oeko-tex certified dyes (the best we have found so far).
I also use a lovely light organic cotton voile, purchased from another supplier. These soft organic eco-textiles are the best we have found available, and I often get feedback about the softness and luxury feel of both these gorgeous materials, which is why they works so well for my intimate pieces!
One of the primary goals of OCS or Organic content standard, is to promote organic farming and ensure that the materials used in textile production come from sustainable and environmentally friendly sources. The Organic Content Standard (OCS) is a voluntary global standard that sets the criteria for third-party certification of organic materials and chain of custody. 
"With OCS certification, textile products can trace their origins from organic raw materials to the final product. This provides consumers with confidence that the product truly meets global organic standards. Organic materials, such as organic cotton, are produced without the use of pesticides or harmful
chemicals, making them more environmentally friendly compared to
conventional products." 

GOTS is a global organic textile standard that is focused on the finished product certification. Something I aim for once I am able to. The Global Organic Textile Standard is an organisation to ensure the organic standard of textiles from raw materials and each manufacturer must adhere to the guidelines in order to have a licensed and certified GOTS textile. 

Why Choose Organic Cotton?

DESIGNED IN AUSTRALIA

All my original collections are conceptualised, designed by myself and in my home on the northern coast of NSW, Australia, which is a hub for many creative businesses. The region is also known for its alternative lifestyle and this inspires my passion for design and for eco-fashion.

My designs here at ECO INTIMATES are carefully considered to deliver style, fit and comfort with quality to last and be worn many times.

OUR MAKERS

For manufacturing I have chosen to partner with 3 home based businesses in Bali. I work closely with each of these makers during the sampling to manufacturing process and each business dictates the cost of sewing each piece.

Once I have my designs ready to be made, I travel to Bali to purchase fabrics, and start the sampling process with each of my makers. I recently hired a production manager, Lista, to assist me with producing my ranges. Lista will be managing my teams for me, managing the quality control process and shipping to me in Australia. 

SUSTAINABLY PRODUCED

The main benefit of working with small producers is each of my pieces are handcrafted, not mass produced. Sustainability, to me, is an emphasis on high quality materials, hand-crafted with high quality sewing to create beautiful products that can stand the test of time.

Ethically I have consciously chosen not work with bigger factories, that can make clothing for much cheaper. By choosing to work with the smaller makers, not only am I able to support the Bali community, but can have more flexibility in what I produce with smaller quantities, more colour options, and have control over the quality of each of my designs.

Packaging & Shipping

I have always been vigilant with wastage and I personally dislike excess packaging. As reorder packaging I try to make the most earth friendly decisions I can. I am slowing moving over my hang tags to compostable materials and I don't use any plastic in my packaging. 

When I ship and order each one is wrapped in cream tissue paper, a printed packing slip and I proudly use COMPOST BAGS from Better Packaging. I dont put excess marketing material and if I do I keep it small and recyclable. Each of these options can be reused, recycled or put in your green waste. 

 

Journey to better - my ongoing sustainability goals

I am proud of my products and the small way they contribute to offering a more positive alternative to mass produced garments. By using organic or natural textiles and small scale ethical production I aim to create consciously better garments that last.

However, I also know that like anyone in the fashion industry, I still have improvements that I can make in order to reach my ultimate goal, which is to create minimum impact or harm to the planet.

Even though I am only a small business, I believe that it is my responsibility to invest in improving all aspects of my brand so that it can holistically create the least harm to our environment and planet as a whole.


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