We’re proud to report that 100% of our cotton is either organic or recycled, and we’re committed to staying that way.

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Why choose organic cotton clothing?

Certified organic cotton is grown without the use of GMOs and toxic chemicals (meanwhile, conventional cotton production uses 16% of insecticides worldwide). It also utilizes crop rotation to maintain soil health and relies heavily on rain water instead of irrigation. Simply put, wearing clothes made from organic cotton means safer processes for people, plants, and the planet.

Best Selling Organic Cotton Styles

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What makes organic cotton a great fabric?

There’s nothing quite like the feel of natural fibers on your skin. Organic cotton is super breathable, comfortable, and easy to care for. When you compare it to polyester or other synthetic fibers, the benefits are endless – it’s way softer and releases odor molecules better (aka less stank).

It's Always Organic Cotton Season

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Organic Cotton Shirts

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Organic Cotton Dresses

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Organic Cotton Denim

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Meet our fan favorite Balsam Seeded Denim
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Where is our organic cotton clothing made?

Our organic cotton clothing is made from cotton grown in Turkey, India, and China – with our biggest factory partner being Egedeniz Textile. We’ve worked with Egedeniz – the first certified organic textile company of Turkey – for 20 years. They’re known for managing the whole process, from growing to manufacturing, all within the same country… ensuring traceability and reduced fuel usage for transport. They also have progressive initiatives regarding solar energy, job training for women trying to get into the workforce, and they plant 1,000 trees annually to offset their carbon emissions.

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What's the deal with organic cotton in conversion?

We introduced organic cotton in conversion in early 2023 and are excited to keep it rolling in the coming years. These fibers are sourced from farms that are making the shift to organic processes but aren’t certified yet (the certification process takes years). As we support these partners in their transition to certified organic cotton, it makes sustainable options more accessible to all… driving the industry into a more sustainable future.

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