Fair Indigo Women's Organic Pima Cotton Tee

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Fabric Type: 95% organic Pima cotton, 5% spandex Care Instructions: Machine Wash Origin: Imported Closure Type: Pull On

About This Item:

The best-selling organic Scoop Neck Tee is an essential basic for your sustainable wardrobe. Fair Indigo clothing is made from organic Peruvian Pima Cotton, with yarns certified by GOTS and dyes certified to Oeko-tex standard. The hint of spandex adds comfortable stretch and helps retain shape. The gently shaped fit is 25.5-inch in length (size Medium) and made in a Fair Trade factory in Lima, Peru.

When fashion is done right, everyone can do well: consumers, businesses, farmers, garment workers, and the earth we all share. Fair Indigo clothing provides the means to a happy, healthy life for all involved in its production. Thanks to you, they work in safe surroundings - not sweatshops - and earn a fair wage that enables them to house, feed, and care for their families and strengthen their communities. You're helping fashion a better future with every piece you wear.

Essential Building Blocks For Your Sustainable Wardrobe:

Building a sustainable wardrobe starts with essential pieces you can wear just about anywhere. Our organic Pima cotton tees and tops will quickly become your indispensable items that you can easily dress up or down. From timeless designs like our Essential Tees and Button Front Knit Shirt to a variety of pretty necklines and more detailed pieces, an organic shirt for almost any occasion.

It Starts With Organic Pima Cotton from Peru:

If you love organic food, but hadn't given much thought to cotton, consider this: cotton occupies only 3% of the world's farmland, but it consumes a whopping 25% of all pesticides. Setting aside the fact that we probably don't want pesticides lurking in our clothes, cotton pesticides in particular are even stronger than many food crop pesticides and can cause grave damage to farmland and adjacent eco-systems.

Cotton is to Peru as ice is to Antarctica. Cotton garments have been found in Incan and even pre-Incan ruins. (OK, we're not saying your Pima cotton tee will last that long, but...). Today, Peru is widely regarded as the best place on earth to grow cotton. And one of the very few places perfect for growing Pima cotton. Pima is an ELS (extra long staple) cotton, significantly softer, stronger, and longer-lasting than other cottons. Garments crafted with this super premium fiber beautifully resist pilling, shrinking, and disintegrating in your laundry.

True Colors:

Fair Indigo uses non-toxic, Oeko-tex tested safe dyes that are the gentlest commercially available and free from harmful substances like azo colorants, formaldehyde, and pentachlorophenol. This is a sustainable upgrade from the harsh dyes that are everyone in the clothing world today. Better for the earth, for garment workers, and for you!

Fairly Made in Peru:

There is no better place on earth to make clothing. The quality of Peru's most famous fibers - Pima cotton and alpaca - is legendary. Then there are the people of Peru - some of the happiest, friendliest, and most generous people you'll ever meet. On top of all that goodness, their apparel making skills are unmatched – handed down through generations, literally from the time of the Incas. There are thousands of workers here able, willing, and happy to make your clothes. They just need the chance to do so.

More Goodness Is In The Details:

Artisan Quality: Our skilled artisans are highly trained, well paid, and pay attention to the little things that make a garment all that better for the long haul. Our fabrics are pre-washed, pre-shrunk and will endure beautifully for years of enthusiastic use.

Thoughtfully Designed Fit: Unless otherwise noted, our tops and tees are gently shaped, not too loose or too tight, accentuating your shape without being clingy.

Our Bags Are Fully Degradable. Like a Leaf.: While the bag remains as strong as ever during normal use, it breaks down completely in the natural environment, leaving no plastic remnants behind. The bags are 91% degradable within 24 months, breaking down into water, CO2, and a small amount of biomass.

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