Sustainability

• Organic farming methods use natural fertilizers such as composting, mulching, and crop rotation promoting thriving soil fertility and conserving biodiversity. 

• Organic cotton is grown without the use of toxic pesticides or fertilizers constantly being used.

• Organic cotton crops are primarily rain fed and retains water in it’s healthy soil, reducing water usage impact.

• No synthetic fertilizers or genetic engineering GMOs.

• Organic cotton crops benefit surrounding crops, businesses, homes, and people, creating a true biodiversity.

• Reduces pollution, global warming.​

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• Lower impacts for APPAREL INDUSTRIES:

• Helps to reduce carbon, water, and chemical footprint with growing use and awareness of sustainable fibers, and materials.

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• Little to none hazardous waste or toxic materials are used in organic cotton fiber processing and knit manufacturing.