Organic Definition

What does Organic Cotton mean?

Organic cotton refers to cotton grown without synthetic pesticides, fertilizers, or genetically modified seeds, using natural pest control and soil enrichment techniques, and certified by standards like GOTS or USDA organic. 

Here's a more detailed breakdown:
What it means:
  • No Synthetic Chemicals:
    Organic cotton farming avoids the use of synthetic pesticides, herbicides, and fertilizers. 


    Natural Pest Control:
    Instead of relying on synthetic pesticides, organic farmers use methods like crop rotatio

    No GMOs:
    Organic cotton is grown from non-genetically modified seeds. 

    Soil Health:
    Organic farming practices focus on building healthy soil through techniques like composting and cover cropping. 

    Certification:
    To ensure authenticity, look for certifications like the Global Organic Textile Standard (GOTS) or USDA/CANADA organic. 

    Environmentally Friendly:
    Organic cotton farming reduces pollution, conserves water, and promotes biodiversity. 

    Safer for Workers:
    By avoiding synthetic pesticides, organic farming creates a safer working environment for farmers. 

    Better for Health:
    Organic cotton is less likely to contain harmful chemical residues, making it a potentially healthier choice for consumers. 
    Higher Quality:
    Organic cotton fibers are often longer and stronger, resulting in softer, more durable textiles. 

    As a company, we look at ways to stay in a better & safer environment.