Natural Fibers

Concrete experience of concerned people confirms over and over again a negative influence even of the smallest chemical leftovers in especially people with a disease, allergies or hypersensitivity especially our new born sensitive baby's.

Why organic cotton for new baby's?  

We put cotton next to our skin because it breathes, absorbs and comforts. Cotton also has a reputation for being pure, the best fabric for a baby's nappy and first t-shirt. However, most cotton goods sold today don't deserve that natural reputation. During cotton production and processing, lots of unnatural and highly hazardous chemicals are used.

• Baby's skin is 5 times thinner than adults and takes 4 years to thicken thats if they don't suffer from excema.
  It can more readily absorb toxins and their digestive systems are extra sensitive 

• Conventional cotton finishes use formaldehyde, caustic soda, sulphuric acid, for easy care, stain resistance, anti static, mothproofing.

• Chemical dyes, can cause dermatitis, eczema and oral absorption from babies sucking on fabrics, blankets, toys.
  
  

• Metal free low impact dyes used in organic cotton the colours don't run like conventional cotton with chemical dyes.

• Safer option for sensitive skin and new babys.

• Eco cotton, is stronger, sewn & constructed well; multiple wearers.

• A lesser quality generally has shorter life and therefore costs more to replace, cheaper garments usually have hidden costs.

Organic cotton and the environment

Eating food and wearing clothes grown without unnecessary chemicals is both good for you and the environment.
Organic farmers work with nature. Trees, hedges, and wide un-farmed field edges are important on organic farms. These provide habitats for natural predators such as beetles, spiders and birds which control pests.
Farmland birds have declined by up to 95% since the introduction of pesticides into farming. Organic farming offers a real alternative and buying organic food supports a living countryside.

• Renews soil, less water used.
• Hand picked means less waste.
• Natural processing such as potato starch used; no chlorine.
• Natural vegetable dyes, metal free low-impact synthetic dyes; and colour grown.
• Fewer process so fewer journeys.

Organic farms have.

• 44 per cent more birds in fields
• More than five times as many wild plants.