Landscape

Cotton is a $40 billion global industry that covers 2.5% of the world's arable land. But conventional cotton production relies heavily on insecticides and herbicides, posing significant risks to farmers, consumers and the environment.

The Organic Revolution >>>

Organic cotton comes from non-genetically modified plants which are grown without the use of chemicals. Instead, organic cotton farming involves crop rotation, composting, cattle dung, earthworms, ladybugs and other farming techniques which improve rather than degrade the quality of the soil, water and air.

As a result, fabric, garments and goods are hypoallergenic and produced with the lowest environmental impact possible.