For our products with cotton, we only use organic cotton. Organic cotton is grown without synthetic chemicals and synthetic pesticides or genetically modified seeds. This is not only healthier for the environment and farmers, but also for our customers.

Organic cotton makes up less than 2% of global cotton fiber production. According to the International Cotton Advisory Committee (ICAC), 56% of the world's cotton is purely rainfed and doesn't require irrigation. Our goal is to get fabric from farming practices that don't rely on outdated and wasteful irrigation systems, but rather efficient and or measured drip-feeding systems. We don't want to contribute to a stressed water cycle and permanently reduce water table levels. More long term, using recycled organic cotton via a closed loop system is a goal of ours.

Another textile we use is Hemp. Hemp fabric is a type of textile that is made using fibers from the stalks of the Cannabis sativa plant.

The production of Hemp requires less land than cotton, and it also releases less toxic substances into the soil and the wider ecosystem. Hemp is also considered to be a carbon negative raw material, which means that it absorbs more carbon than it produces. This means harsh chemical herbicides aren't necessary. It also returns 60-70% of the nutrients it takes from the soil.

We use vegetable dye as well as low impact dye.