By not using products that contain harmful chemicals and pollutants, we can create a smaller carbon footprint and help prevent water contamination and soil erosion, thus contributing to a better environment overall.

Studies suggest that 77% of cotton workers suffer from pesticide poisoning every year. As organic cotton is grown without the use of pesticides, it helps keep farmers and their families healthy and promotes safe work practices and better livelihoods.

Baby’s skin is very delicate, making it especially sensitive to environmental pollutants and chemicals which may cause irritated, inflamed skin conditions like Eczema. By choosing organic cotton clothing over conventional cotton, you are reducing/minimizing the chance of allergic reactions and skin irritations because you know there’s no way that the numerous toxic chemicals used in the production processes are getting anywhere near your little one.

Organic cotton is sturdier, and more durable as compared to conventional cotton. It does not break down as easily as regular cotton fibers which undergo chemical processes. In fact, organic cotton clothing can be washed ten times more than its conventional counterpart, which means less need to buy replacements, making it a more cost-effective alternative in the long run.