Organic Cotton~Slow Fashion~Made in USA

As a conscious consumer, you may be wondering why it matters to shop for organic cotton clothing that is made in small batches and produced in the USA. The answer is simple: it's better for the environment, better for your health and the people involved in the production process.

First of all, organic cotton is grown without the use of harmful pesticides and chemicals, which can have negative impacts on the environment and the health of farmers as well as the end use consumers. By choosing organic cotton, you are supporting a more sustainable and environmentally friendly method of production that has a positive impact on many levels.

In addition, small batch production usually involves the creation of limited quantities of a product, often by hand or using small-scale machinery. Not only does this result in a more personalized and high-quality finished product, but it also supports small businesses and local economies.

But that's not all! Clothing made in the USA is typically subject to stricter labor laws and regulations, which ensure that the people making the clothing are treated fairly and ethically. When you choose clothing made in the USA, you can feel good about supporting fair labor practices. We are very proud that our small batch clothing is handcrafted in LA and Portland Oregon by women owned small businesses!

Now, let's talk about why slow fashion is better for the environment. Fast fashion is characterized by the rapid production of cheap, trendy clothing that is often of poor quality and not meant to last. This constant cycle of production and disposal puts a strain on the environment and contributes to pollution and waste.

On the other hand, slow fashion emphasizes quality over quantity and encourages the production of timeless, well-made pieces that will stand the test of time. By investing in a few high-quality, slow fashion pieces, you can reduce your environmental impact and save money in the long run.

In conclusion, shopping for organic cotton clothing that is made in small batches and produced in the USA matters because it supports sustainability, small businesses, and fair labor practices. It's also a way to contribute to the slow fashion movement and reduce your environmental impact. So the next time you're in the market for some new clothes, consider these factors and make a conscious choice that aligns with your values.