On average, every 3 kg of cotton requires up to 1 kg of pesticides to combat cotton pests. Cotton is used to make fabric, which is then made into clothes, and many chemicals—such as fluorescent agents and dyes—are used in the textile dyeing process. This may increase the risk of cancer if the chemicals come into contact with the skin or are inhaled over a long period. Organic cotton does not use pesticides and chemical fertilizers, does not harm the soil, does not use heavy metals, fluorescent bleach, or formaldehyde. It does not contain harmful chemicals, and it is not refined or bleached, instead only hot water is used to form the fabric. Chemicals are not used to break down the raw cotton fibers, which helps protects the human skin and respiratory tract, and also conserves water resources. ...More

Recycled Polyester Fabric is produced from recycled PET bottles, which can not only decrease environmental pollution and the use of raw petrochemical materials; it can also reduce CO2 emissions and energy consumption. This can help alleviate the environment’s warming crisis and protect the Earth. PET bottles and polyester are the same material, so Recycled Polyester Fabric has the same product characteristics as general polyester, being non-toxic and safe. ...More