Mother, Baby & Kids

The all-around benefits of Organic natural cotton and bamboo fabric.

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What Is Organic Cotton?

Organic cotton is grown using methods and materials that have a low impact on the environment. Organic production systems replenish and maintain soil fertility, reduce the use of toxic and persistent pesticides and fertilizers, and build biologically diverse agriculture. Third-party certification organizations verify that organic producers use only methods and materials allowed in organic production. (courtesy of the OTA)

Why choose organic cotton?

Healthy – Organic Cotton farming does not use synthetic fertilizers, harmful pesticides or other dangerous chemicals that can be harmful to your health.

Environmentally-friendly – Harmful chemicals that would damage the soil and endanger the environment and workers are not used. Cotton is a renewable resource.

High Quality – Fibres are softer and stronger as they are not broken down by chemical processing.

Durable – Not exposed to weakening chemicals, Organic cotton will last many years, with proper care.

Comfortable – Natural fibres are comfortable to the touch. A comfortable feeling knowing that chemicals are not touching the skin, and there is no harm to the environment.

BENEFITS OF BAMBOO

Eco-Friendly

Bamboo is considered to be the fastest growing plant in the world, with some varieties growing 1 to 4 feet per day. Because of this, more bamboo can be harvested in a shorter amount of time in a smaller space without the use of fertilizers.

Once a bamboo plant is cut for harvesting, it can regrow and continue to be harvested yearly without being replanted. It is naturally disease and pest resistant, making it easy to grow organically without pesticides or other treatments which may be required when a plant is disease prone. When they are discarded, bamboo fabrics are 100 percent biodegradable.

Comfort

Bamboo fabric is known to be extremely soft. The silky feel is due to the nature of the fibers which are smooth and round. Bamboo fibers contain no sharp spurs to irritate the skin, resulting in a fabric that feels similar to silk or extremely soft cotton.

Antibacterial and Anti-fungal

Bamboo fibers contain a natural substance called bamboo kun, which provides antibacterial properties to the plant. This substance is present even after the fibers are processed into fabric. According to a study done by the Japanese Textile Inspection Association, the antibacterial properties of 100 percent bamboo fabric are still 70 percent effective after being washed 50 times.The antibacterial properties not only aid in killing disease causing bacteria, but are useful in preventing odors as well.

Bamboo fabrics are anti-fungal. According to Bamboo Home USA, a study on 50 athletes’ foot sufferers proved that wearing bamboo socks can eliminate athletes’ foot with no adverse effects. Participants in the study experienced less severe symptoms after two days and a complete recovery within six days of wearing the socks.

Temperature Regulation

Bamboo fibers contain micro-gaps, which provide excellent ventilation. These gaps trap cool air in the summer and warm air in the winter, providing temperature regulation to the wearer. Due to the porous nature of bamboo fabric, it is three to four times more absorbent than cotton.

Perspiration is absorbed and evaporated rapidly, which keeps the wearer cool and comfortable.

Angel Mel Baby Wipes – 100% Cotton Flannel with one layer of 100% Certified Organic Bamboo Velour

Extra Benefit of Organic Bamboo :-

High Quality– Highly absorbent, very breathable, and ultra-soft. This makes it both luxurious and practical as well.

Hygienic – Resistant to odour, mold, mildew, and bacteria even after numerous washings. It is also Hypo Allergenic.

 

Did you know? Bamboo is not produced from a tree but an extremely fast growing grass. In fact, Bamboo is the fastest growing plant on Earth. Some species can grow up to 1 meter per day and up to 60 feet in height within 90 days.

Did you know that it takes nearly 1/3 pound of harmful chemicals to aid the growth of cotton just enough to produce one tee-shirt?