algodón nativo, pima, tangüis
Imagine the Peruvían selva and the northern coastal valleys,where cotton grows
colored and wild. Where the natural pigmentation of the fibers ranges from white
to shades of cream, brown, green and mauve.
Natural color cotton fibers are obtained from rural artisan and Indian
farmers using
pre-Columbian techniques to grow naturally pigmented cotton plants in their small
farmyard plots. No dyes, chemicals or other synthetic processes have been used to
grow, soften or color the fibers. The cotton is harvested manually, colors sorted entirely
by hand, and the fiber mill-spun in small batches. The incredibly soft hand, heathered
look and distinctive colors are achieved not only organically, but naturally in every way.
Certified by Control Union Certifications under the Global Organic Textile Standard
G.O.T.S. 4345/5051. Beautiful fabrics of these wonderful plants allow us to create the
purest fashion possible, fairmade in Peru.
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