blog

"Greenwashing in Fashion" Lisa New and William Lana (Greenfibres) on GOTS certified textiles

Below is an article from our guest authors Lisa New and William Lana, the directors of the Greenfibres brand. Greenfibres has been...

"If it’s itchy, then scratch it!" Susie Hewson (Natracare) on Greenwashing in personal care products

Below is an article from our guest author Susie Hewson, the founder of the Natracare brand. Natracare offers sustainable personal care...

Organic cotton vs Conventional cotton - worlds apart

Why is cotton so popular? Cotton is a natural fibre and is one of the most widely used and popular fibres in the textile industry due to...

Organic Textile Week Poll

A new poll launched ahead of the first ever Organic Textile Week (15th-21st May 2023) reveals people are turning their backs on clothing...

Organic Textiles Types

There are multiple product categories exist for organic textiles on the market, but most of them can fit in three main categories -...

Why Organic textiles are good for nature, wildlife, and people

Certified organic fibres, like plant based organic fibres - cotton, linen, hemp and animal based fibres like organic wool and silk, are...

Greenwashing in Textiles

In this article, journalist and founder of Live Frankly, Lizzie Rivera looks into the issue of greenwashing in organic and synthetic...

does your t-shirt have stains? Why we need to support organic cotton

When guest writer Vicki Hird explored the impact of cotton production on invertebrates for her book ‘Rebugging the Planet’, she was...

GOTS and Sustainable Fashion

We are sure that you’ve heard about sustainable fashion – but do you know what it means, why the movement has developed and you can know...