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Our Materials · Organic Cotton

Cotton With
Nothing To Hide

The same cotton you already know, just without the synthetic pesticides, the GMOs, and the stuff you'd rather not have touching your skin.

Raw cotton bale being fed into processing machinery
From clean field to finished piece

Cotton sounds natural by default. Truth is, conventional cotton is one of the most heavily-sprayed crops out there. Organic cotton is just cotton grown the way it used to be, before all that started.

91% less water than conventional cotton, by some estimates, because healthy organic soil holds water instead of demanding constant irrigation.

What Makes It Organic

No synthetic pesticides, herbicides, or fertilizers, grown from non-GMO seed, nothing sprayed on at harvest to force the leaves off early. That's really the whole definition.

Which means the difference isn't something added to the fabric. It's everything that got left out.

The Softest, Lightest Cotton We Make

Out of everything in the cotton lineup, this is the one with the least weight and the most give. Next to our crinkle cotton or the 400gsm heavy cotton, organic is the lightweight option, the one that disappears on your skin instead of announcing itself.

It's soft from the first wear, not something you have to break in. If you want a cotton that feels like almost nothing, this is it.

Straight Talk

How It Performs, No Rounding Up

Scored out of five. This is the everyday workhorse of the whole collection, and it acts like one.

Gentle on skin5/5
Breathability5/5
Everyday softness5/5
Durability4/5
Easy care4/5
Warmth2/5

Better From The Ground Up

Organic farming keeps the soil alive instead of stripping it bare year after year, and it spares the people planting and picking it from being around toxic chemicals all day. No chemical residue means what actually touches your skin is just clean, breathable cotton.

And when it wears out, it actually biodegrades. No plastic microfibres shedding in the wash, no centuries sitting in a landfill somewhere.

The Difference, In Water

Same Crop, Different Footprint

Roughly how much water it takes to grow the fibre for one shirt, conventional cotton versus organic.

Conventional cotton~2,700 L
Organic cotton (what we use)up to 91% less

Figures are widely-cited industry estimates (Soil Association / Textile Exchange; the ~2,700 L cotton-shirt number is WWF's) and vary by region and farm. The direction holds either way: healthier soil, far less irrigation, no synthetic chemical load.

Cotton The Way It Should Be

Soft against the skin, honest in its weight, built to last. Skip the high heat when you wash it and it'll hold its shape and colour for years.

Cut and sewn by hand in Ecuador, fastened with tagua nut buttons. Same as everything else we make, no plastic involved anywhere.

Nothing Added.
Nothing To Hide.

Wear It

Shop Organic Cotton

Right now it's cut into classic tees and wide-leg sweatpants, with a hoodie on the way.

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