Vienna Organic

Organic cotton is a type of cotton grown without the use of toxic chemicals – such as fertilizers or pesticides – and using sustainable farming methods, which include not exploiting land and using crop rotation techniques. Its inclusion in the textile world is vital to achieve the sustainable change it needs, not only from an environmental point of view, but also socially and economically. And without a doubt, organic cotton is a good start for making eco-friendly fabrics.

The use of organic cotton (sometimes also mistakenly called "ecological," as this term should be reserved for cotton from organic farming certified by an independent entity) guarantees that our garment or accessory has been made from a fiber obtained from 100% sustainable cultivation and harvesting.

One of the main unknowns we all face when using eco-friendly materials and fabrics is the result, as we tend to remember those "dirty" colored, unpleasant-feeling recycled papers with which we began to join the era of sustainability a few years ago. Fortunately, a couple of decades have passed since then, and recycled or eco-friendly materials and fibers no longer have that natural but uncomfortable appearance. Now the organic cottons we have available are of unsurpassed quality, have a really pleasant feel, and the only palpable difference, compared to the rest of the traditional cottons we offer, is their ecological origin and their Öeko-Tex 100 certification, issued by the AITEX research center. In addition, these types of cottons are capable of impregnating cyle=\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\"text-align: justify;\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\">Ecological fibers are gaining more and more weight in the fashion sector for two powerful reasons: growing environmental concern and their differentiating factor. This is organic cotton, which differs from "traditional" cotton in that it is obtained from organic crops where less water is consumed and no fertilizers or pesticides are used, and with which we can obtain ecological fabrics.