We are proud of the fact that much of our cotton is now organic. Like all cotton material, it has a light, breathable, comfortable feel, but is much friendlier to the planet.
Organic farmers use natural methods to grow their cotton, working holistically with nature, using green manures, composting and crop rotation techniques. There is no use of pesticides, creating healthy soils that in turn grow healthier and more resilient crops - better for people and the planet.
Another upside of organic cotton production is that it uses less water than standard cotton. Organic farming techniques create healthy soils that act like a sponge, soaking up water and holding on to it for longer periods.
We are proud of the fact that much of our cotton is now organic. Like all cotton material, it has a light, breathable, comfortable feel, but is much friendlier to the planet.
Organic farmers use natural methods to grow their cotton, working holistically with nature, using green manures, composting and crop rotation techniques. There is no use of pesticides, creating healthy soils that in turn grow healthier and more resilient crops - better for people and the planet.
Another upside of organic cotton production is that it uses less water than standard cotton. Organic farming techniques create healthy soils that act like a sponge, soaking up water and holding on to it for longer periods.