Fibre For Good Organic Cotton Short Sleeve Tee - Natural White

the brand story:

Carl Ludwig joined forces with long-time friend and co-founder Fiona Su, establishing the brand to address the environmental issues they saw taking place in the clothing industry, world wide. Research led them to Organic Natural Colour Cotton (ONCC), that naturally grows in three earthy colours. Paired with a regenerative agricultural practice via a 13th generation farm, the ONCC grows in northern China, within the Hexi Corridor, a special landscape of the northern edge of the Tibetan Plateau where the soil is fertile and the sun is strong. Every aspect of their business aims to have the smallest negative impact on the planet and the highest positive impact on health and society.

show your values:

• Fibre for good; from seed to skin traceability.
• Organic Natural Colour Cotton (ONCC).
• Grown regeneratively.
• 100% organic, 100% chemical free.
• 100% biodegradable at end of life.
• Up to 90% less water use in production than regular cotton.
• Non GMO and hand picked.
• ISO9000 and ISO1400 certification.
• Tags printed on recycled paper.

features:

• Gender neutral, natural undyed cotton colour.
• Super soft; likened to cashmere!
• 484 litres of water were saved producing this garment compared to a commercially produced garment.
• Hypoallergenic.
• Non-pilling and anti-static.

care:

We recommend that you wash using a neutral detergent in cold water (15-30ºC). Line-dry or tumble-dry on low. Do not dry-clean. Do not use fabric softener or bleach.

sizing:

end of life:

When a garment has reached the end of it’s life and can no longer be worn, mended, swapped, gifted, donated or upcycled, we recommend consulting your local council to find your nearest textile recycling scheme. Biodegradable.

Made in China.

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100% chemical-free Organic Natural Colour Cotton.

China

Carl Ludwig joined forces with long-time friend and co-founder Fiona Su, establishing the brand to address the environmental issues they saw taking place in the clothing industry, world wide. Research led them to Organic Natural Colour Cotton (ONCC), that naturally grows in three earthy colours. Paired with a regenerative agricultural practice via a 13th generation farm, the ONCC grows in northern China, within the Hexi Corridor, a special landscape of the northern edge of the Tibetan Plateau where the soil is fertile and the sun is strong. Every aspect of their business aims to have the smallest negative impact on the planet and the highest positive impact on health and society.