Long-term studies from organic farms have shown that organic cotton farming produces 18% fewer greenhouse gas emissions than conventional systems.
Because organic agriculture focuses on soil health and biodiversity, the soils are generally healthier and more resilient to climate change.
Source: Textile Exchange, 2021
Hemp is a natural fiber known for its durability and breathability.
It requires significantly less water to grow and can be cultivated without synthetic pesticides, making it an efficient raw material.
With its slightly textured feel and natural strength, hemp is ideal for both woven and knitted fabrics — offering a long-lasting and comfortable alternative for a variety of styles.
When it comes to cotton, recycled cotton is a true minimalist.
Not only does it help keep textile waste out of landfills compared to virgin cotton, but it also requires little to no water during the recycling process.*
*Source: MIT Sloan School of Management – Strategies for Sustainable Business, 2016
