• Organic cotton is good for temperature control because the fibers are breathable. Body moisture is removed by absorption and evaporates into the air.

• ⁠Our Organic Cotton comes from Texas, so Social criteria in place to ensure safe, healthy, non-abusive, nondiscriminatory environment with living wages.⁠

• GOTS Certified Organic Facility!⁠

• Fabric can also be dyed naturally, so more opportunities to change it up and re-wear .

Find more about organic cotton and our provider ⁠ @organiccottonplus

While we wish there was a more accessible vegan and natural option for this luxurious fabric, we cannot ignore the amazing benefits of wearing it. ⁠

Learn about them below:⁠

• It's a natural temperature regulator, silk helps the body retain heat in cold and excess heat is expelled in warm weather.⁠

• Silk is hypoallergenic; it does not attract dust mites and is a natural fungal repellant.⁠

• Its extremely smooth and soft texture proves to be beneficial for those with sensitive skin conditions like Eczema.⁠

• Unlike cotton, silk does not draw moisture away from your skin and hair, but encourages a proper moisture balance. ⁠

• Contains natural cellular albumen which speeds up the metabolism of skin cells.⁠info

  via: theethicalsilkco.com/⁠

Hemp has great advantages over many other natural fabrics, that's is why it has become a favorite in the world of sustainable fashion. Some of these advantages are:⁠

• Saves water. Unlike other crops, hemp can thrive without heavy irrigation.⁠

• Helps the health of the soil. Hemp helps restore some of the vital nutrients of the soil, is resistant to pests, and the shedding of the leaves provides the soil with adequate fertilization.⁠

• It is durable. Hemp becomes softer as you wash it, however, it holds its shape well and doesn't become weaker making your piece long-lasting.⁠

• It is antimicrobial. Hemp prevents the growth of odor-causing bacteria.⁠

• Hemp is also naturally resistant to ultraviolet light.⁠

Cupro is a regenerated cellulose fabric made from cotton linter, a cotton byproduct that is typically discarded or used for low-grade products. Here are some of its advantages:

• It has a soft, silky feel that is often compared to silk, but is more breathable and easier to care for.

• Made from a waste material and the production process uses a closed-loop system that minimizes waste and reduces the use of harmful chemicals.

• Highly absorbent and moisture-wicking, making it ideal for summer or humid climates.

• Cupro is hypoallergenic and gentle on sensitive skin.