Certified natural fibre · Plant fibre
Organic Cotton
Cotton grown and processed without synthetic pesticides — the studio choice for baby pieces.
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Definition
Organic cotton is certified at farm and mill level, typically under GOTS, covering both cultivation and chemical processing.
Overview
In the hand it behaves like conventional cotton; the difference is in traceability and in the absence of residual processing chemicals.
It matters most for items in prolonged skin contact — baby blankets, comforters, teethers.
Characteristics
- Certified cultivation and processing
- Softer, less chemically finished
- Muted natural palette
Typical uses
- Baby blankets
- Comforters
- Nursery decor
- Gift sets
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