Organic Cotton
Organic cotton from start to finish is better for you and the environment. There are no genetically modified organisms used in the seeds; it builds strong soil and does not add toxins to the water supply. And there are never any chemicals used in the milling process. By purchasing organic cotton you are contributing to a healthy family and a healthy planet.
Empower yourself and your family, choose organic.
| Conventional Cotton |
Organic Cotton |
| In growing uses 10% of world’s pesticides and 25% of world’s insecticides |
Helps reduce water contamination and contributes to healthier food supply and sustainable agriculture |
| 7 Of the top pesticides used on conventional cotton are considered probable carcinogens by the Environmental Protection Agency |
Through crop rotation Organic cotton is known to produce richer soil which in turn retains water more efficiently |
| It takes about one-third of a pound of fertilizers and pesticides to grow enough cotton for one T-shirt |
People with allergies and sensitivities benefit from organic cotton since there is no chemical residue left on the clothing |
| The fabric is then finished with formaldehyde, chlorine bleach, and heavy metal dyes, which are absorbed through the skin of your baby. |
Uses Eco-friendly processing that does not compromise workers' health and the health of those who wear the finished product. |
For more information please visit these informative links:
Organic Trade Association
www.ota.com
The Organic Exchange
www.organicexchange.org
About Organic Cotton
www.aboutorganiccotton.org
The Sustainable Cotton Project
www.sustainablecotton.org
