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Organic cotton is also becoming increasingly popular in the fashion world due to its versatility. It can be used for a wide range of clothing items, from T-shirts and sweaters to underwear and sleepwear. Organic cotton is extremely soft on contact with skin and retains its shape over a longer period of time when compared to conventional cotton clothing. This makes it an excellent choice for those looking for comfortable clothing.Advantages of Organic Cotton on the SkinOrganic cotton is becoming …

This organic cotton brand is cultivating cotton that grows in natural colors like brown, green and taupe. Because the colors are natural, they are subject to emerge in varied tones and change color with washes and when exposed to the sun. The cotton comes from smallholder farms in Brazil, where every grower owns his or her own land and uses only biodynamic growing practices to produce the cotton. Cotton seeds are free from any genetic modification and the fibers are never dyed or chemically tre …

We ensure fair remuneration for labor, economic growth, and stability for 400 cotton-farming families and are committed to improving the community's production system.The makers use organic methods to keep the cotton free from dyes, toxic chemicals, and carcinogens during the manufacturing processes. They share the same sustainability and professional ethics values as us and are committed to reducing carbon emissions, water pollution, and waste generations.Our 100% pure cotton is skin-friendly a …

It appears that there is a direct relationship between Fibromyalgia and MCS (Multiple Chemical Sensitivity). Our organic clothing brand through direct testimony of people affected, have seen how pure organic garments have helped them. The complete lack of chemicals, the refusal to use dyes,and the extreme care taken in making the clothes has facilitated the daily life of those who suffer from Fibromyalgia, MCS and Electrosensitivity.What is "organic cotton?"Organic cotton is grown using methods …

With the boom of online shopping over the past decade, and the necessity for it over the period of the pandemic, companies have had to find ways of mass producing popular fashion whilst minimising their costs. Unfortunately, it has come to light in the past few years that many of these businesses exploit the economies of third world countries to employ unfairly low paid workers for long and arduous hours to mass produce garments. This process has coined the phrase ‘Fast Fashion’.The often unsafe …