Fabric Care

“GOrganic Fabric ensures your baby’s care and comfort from birth and beyond”

With GOrganic, your little angel will be wrapped in the purest layer of bodysuits, onesies, coveralls, bibs, dungarees, washcloths and more… which means we only use pure organic cotton, and there is no percentage of GMO seeds, conventional cotton fabric or artificial colouring.

All you get is an authentic soft fabric which is gentle to both your baby and Mother Nature.

GOrganic uses 100% certified organic cotton, which is grown in an environment of zero pesticides/chemicals. Thanks to new generation parents like you and us, there have been constant changes with the arrival of organic cotton clothes in the market. People today are becoming receptive regarding the health of their family and also for the sustainability of the environment.

That’s where GOrganic as an Organic Cotton Ambassador comes to the rescue!

Manufacturing:

Whilst manufacturing, GOrganic combine all three contrivances ¬¬ tradition, innovation and science in order to make great quality clothes in affordable prices. The fabrics of clothes are designed in a way to ensure that dressing the baby is easy and hassle free. The super soft organic cotton hue material glides in easily over your child.

That is why GOrganic makes baby clothes out of pure organic cotton with absolutely no mix of pesticides, and only uses 71 % less water and 62 % less energy. In this way, with the use of Organic Cotton, GOrganic is providing a lot of positive impact on the environmental factors as well.

Colouring and Dyeing:

We only use natural fabric colouring process with systematic risk analyzes and tests from time to time, to ensure that the clothes comply with our standards.

How can we even think about shielding our little ones in these chemical based colours? The exposure to which can be so toxic for human body and skin. Whereas, on the other hand, natural dyes are life savers as it shield our babies since their initial and precious years of life.

GOrganic clothes are made up with natural dyes and colorants that are extracted from plants, invertebrates, minerals and other natural resources. Though, artificial dyes come in various colours variants, it is extremely harmful for the skin as it is made up of inimical chemical compounds. Some of these disastrous chemicals found in artificial dyes are mercury, lead, chromium, copper, sodium chloride, toluene, and benzene.

We use natural dyes and colours in make our organic cotton clothes just a bit more colourful and cuter. We are not constricting ourselves with only given plain colour options and limited designs. GOrganic, on the other hand is a believer of giving authenticity with bright and bold design patterns for both your baby dolls and handsome hunks.

While production, the dyeing and finishing of the baby clothes have a stern procedure which involves an elimination process of removing some harmful materials and particles, commonly known as GMOs (genetically modified organisms) that are or could be harmful to the body or environment.

Process of Making Organic Clothes from Raw Cotton:

1. Planting and growing: Organic Farming has a key step of doing it in a healthy soil. Soil shall not only be treated as a medium for growing plants but as a living being itself. Farmers take utmost care in making the soil clear and fertile.What makes the soil healthy and productive is the process of composting, efficient nutrient recycling, frequent crop rotations and cover crops replace synthetic fertilizers.
2. Harvesting: Most of us are unaware of the basic steps related to harvesting. One of the most efficient steps is handpicking. This is the key step to reduce waste. Organic cotton is generally hand-picked, avoiding the use of defoliants, machinery, or chemicals.
3. Cleaning & Ginning of the cotton ball: Manufacturing cotton fibre into fabric consist of several major processes like cleaning, spinning, knitting, weaving, dyeing, cutting and assembly, finishing, and cleaning. Before the extraction of cotton fibre from plants, several cleansing steps take place. Then after the process of cotton ginning, the extract is distributed to fibre producers. After a vigorous process yet again, organic cotton is separated from cottonseed.The extracted ginning by-products are even used for animal feed and for human food, mostly in the form of cottonseed oil. In this way, it is also beneficial for animals and insects. Cottonseed oil is a famous ingredient which is seldom used in baked goods and processed foods.

4. Manufacturing:
   1. Spinning the cotton fibers to create yarn, this makes it easier to weave.
   2. Weaving or knitting to create bolts of cotton fabric.
   3. Fabric dyeing in organic colours, mineral inks and low-impact dyes
   4. Removing harmful particles, commonly known as GMOs (genetically modified organisms)
   5. Finishing process to create the smooth fabric,
   6. Cutting and sewing of garment for consumers.

The Importance of GOTS Certification for Organic Clothes:

Global Organic Textile Standard (GOTS) is considered as the highest degree of certification when it comes to organic clothing. GOTS only certify brands that make products out of 95% organic cotton. Therefore, brands automatically don’t get verified with GOTS in case of any adulterations in term of fabric, colouring or dyeing.

The primary way to check an organic brand’s authenticity is to check their GOTS certification. Customers can visit http://www.global-standard.org/public-database/search.html for checking the GOTS certification for a respective brand or company.

As a smart parent, you must also check the GOTS number on hang tags and labels of the brands to check the authenticity of the product being organic or not.

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