Understanding Eco Materials: Organic Cotton
July 22, 2010
The use of organic cotton has become increasingly widespread in clothing and linens as an eco-friendly alternative to conventional cotton. With all its environmental benefits, we should embrace this movement with open arms. Grown without pesticides, chemical fertilizers or any other chemicals, organic cotton supports biodiversity and healthy ecosystems, making it safer for the land and those who harvest it. It often uses less water in its production than traditional cotton and even helps to improve soil quality. CassaDecor’s certified organic cotton towel collection, Naturel, is a perfect—and pretty—way to bring this green textile to your home.

So you’ve got something for the home, now what about your clothes? New York-based Loyale Clothing is one sustainable clothing company in a continually growing fashion sector that “celebrates organic luxury.” The line has been sported by such stylish celebs as Blake Lively, Jessica Alba, and Rachel McAdams. Check out this cute dress (left) perfect for the office, made with organic cotton and low-impact dyes, showcasing this season’s demure floral print trend.


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Certified Organic cotton is grown using methods and materials that have a low impact on the environment… Eco Friendly
Instead natural fertilizers, compost and the use of natural pest control have helped make the growing of organic cotton a viable enterprise. Eco Friendly