Collection: Our organic cotton products

IN ORDER FOR COTTON TO BE CLASSIFIED AS ORGANIC, THE FOLLOWING IS REQUIRED: It must be produced without chemical pesticides and artificial fertilizers. The land where the cotton is grown must have been free of chemicals for at least three years. The cultivation must be varied with other crops. Organic cotton must be certified in order to be called organic.

Cotton makes up a very small part (about 2.5%) of everything grown on earth, and yet cotton farming accounts for a full 25% of all pesticide emissions against insects. Of the total cotton farming, organic cotton accounts for less than one percent. Chemical pesticides are harmful to animal and plant life and also to those who work with them. They also leak into drinking water and poison the soil.