Organic Cotton
Plant fibre (certified)
Cotton grown without synthetic pesticides or fertilisers, certified to organic standards (GOTS, OCS). Identical hand-feel to conventional cotton with a lower environmental footprint.
Origin & Production
Farmed under organic agriculture standards, primarily in India, Turkey, and China. Certified through GOTS or OCS supply-chain audits.
Key Properties
- Same softness as conventional cotton
- No synthetic pesticide residues
- Typically rain-fed (lower water use)
- Traceable supply chain
Common Uses
Sustainability
Uses up to 91% less water and 62% less energy than conventional cotton (Textile Exchange). Soil health benefits from crop rotation.
Care Instructions
Machine wash at 30 °C with mild detergent. Inside-out for printed items.
Line dry preferred. Tumble dry low if needed.
Medium heat (150 °C). Iron while slightly damp for best results.
- Use eco-friendly detergents to match the fabric's ethos
- Avoid bleach — it degrades organic fibres faster
- Same shrinkage profile as conventional cotton
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View PricingQuick facts
- Classification
- Natural
- Sub-type
- Plant fibre (certified)
- Key property
- Same softness as conventional cotton
- Primary use
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