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Sustainability is at the heart of our clothing. From The very basis of starting with pure organic cotton to ensuring that the farmers are well compensated to respecting the soil and biodiversity in the growth of the cotton. We are also proud to have animal welfare as part of our organic cotton production. We do not test on animals (only humans:)) .Our Organic range is completely chemical and dye-free, our seeds are Non-GMO, there are no artificial irrigation systems-only rainwater. The fields a …

We don’t have an environmental policy. We just do what comes naturally.Natural means reducing pollutionThe conventional growing and processing of cotton is responsible for 10% of the total pollution on our planet. That’s why we strive to promote the use of organic cotton which is free from chemicals and synthetic products throughout the entire growing, processing and manufacturing process.Natural means not using chemicalsPesticides, insecticides, agrochemicals, bleaches and the wet finishin …

100% Pure Certified Organic Fair-trade Cotton. No chemicals! No dyes! No GMO!GROWN NATURALLY COLOURED FROM THE SEEDPure organic cotton is especially beneficial to those suffering from skin disorders such as dermatitis, eczema, rashes, allergies, psoriasis, or MCS (Multiple Chemical Sensitivity). It has also been shown to help those suffering from Fibromyalgia, and Electrosensitivity. It is known that a quarter of insecticides used around the world are used solely for growing conventional cotton. …

At Body4real Organic Cotton, we have produced what we believe to be the purest form of organic cotton clothing.Our Cotton is produced in Brazil and also in Turkey, the latter being one of the countries with the least transgenic seed contamination.Our spinning is done in both Brazil and Turkey and our weaving in Portugal, were the facilities are GOTS-certified and under the full control of the brand.All our clothing is manufactured in Europe in line with the most stringent quality standards. …

The figures are truly sobering when it comes to fast fashion:100 billion new clothes were sold in 2000 (Ellen MacArthur Foundation). 15 years later that figure doubled! According to a 2018 UN report, the fashion industry produces 10% of annual global carbon emissions. Only 10-20% of clothing donated to thrift stores is sold! (the rest end up in 3rd world countries which contributes to more problems by negatively to their local industries).Here are the options for reducing your clothing's imp …