"It starts with the cotton..."

Traditional Cotton

On many tradtional cotton farms, because of the depletion of nutrients and use of pesticides, the soil is most often sterile, meaning that the farms rely on additives, synthetic fertilizers and pesticides, plus vast quantities of water to keep growing.

Organic Cotton

Organic farming restores and builds up the soil, increasing its organic content, which in turn increases its water-sustaining ability. The rich, moist earth results in stronger plants, which improve the soil even more. Far less water runs off organic fields, and what does is not polluted with pesticides or synthetic fertilizers.

No chemicals, no pesticides - EVER

Conventionally grown cotton consumes 25% of the insecticides and more than 10% of the pesticides used in the WORLD today! Conventional farming devours roughly 150 grams of pesticides and fertilizers to produce enough cotton for a single T-shirt.

Check out our organic catalog here!