The Environmental Impact

Organic Cotton

We believe organic cotton is better for the environment, the people, and the farmers. 

Conventional cotton requires high-levels of agrochemicals. Producing cotton this way pollutes the air, waterways, and has the potential to irritate people's skin.

According to Organic Essentials, organic cotton farming seeks to restore and build up the soil, increasing its organic matter content which in turn increase its water retaining ability. The rich moist earth results in stronger plants. Which improve the soil still more. The down stream benefits are very literal. Far less water runs off organic fields, and what does is not polluted with pesticides or synthetic fertilizers.

Organic Cotton:

• Never uses Genetically Modified Organisms (GMO) for seeds
• Builds strong soil through crop rotation
• Retains water more efficiently
• Uses cultivation and hand hoeing to remove weeds

Viscose from Bamboo

Bamboo is the fastest growing woody plant in the world. They are capable of growing up to 24 inches or more per day. There are more than 1,500 species and are found in cold climates to warm tropical climates. Bamboo can achieve its fast growth process without the need of pesticides or herbicides.