organic cotton

bonnie_2

i have just placed an order with natural collection for organic clothes.
next on my list will be organic bedding, towels and other household furnishings.
anybody else bought organic fabrics, can you tell the difference.

carolbee

not tried it, but would be interested to hear how you get on and if you are pleased with your purchases

pollys

I have organic bedding, at the moment we just have it for my very allergenic sons' bed and ours. My son loves it although the lack of a picture did put him off at first, but none of his visiting friends have commented so its ok. We have one set for our bed and if the weather allows I get it washed, dried and back on in one day because it is so much nicer than the other non-organic set. It has "bobbled" a bit but not too much, it just feels so much nicer.

Getting into a bed made up with organic bedding washed in eco-friendly powder and fabric conditioner then lined dried in the sun is heaven.

bonnie_2

thats what i thought pollys, shall give it a try.

ariba10

What on earth is 'Organic cotton' ?.

Linda32

Thats interesting, thanks, I'd be interested in replacing ours with organic when the time comes that they need it.

As fas as I know its a cotton plant grown using organic methods.

Luiz

I am currently wearing a long sleeve top that I bought from Greenfibres about 5 years ago and it is still in perfect shape and hasn't lost any colour. It's a really good fit, and if I could afford to I would buy several more !

Louise

Linda32

Luiz wrote:

I am currently wearing a long sleeve top that I bought from Greenfibres about 5 years ago and it is still in perfect shape and hasn't lost any colour. It's a really good fit, and if I could afford to I would buy several more !

Louise

Thanks for that, its worth knowing that good items are worth paying abit more for.

Money saving in the long run and less waste :T