Organic cotton fabric is made from cotton that is grown using organic farming methods. 

Here are key aspects of organic cotton fabric:

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   Organic Farming Practices:

   
   

• Organic cotton is grown without the use of synthetic pesticides, herbicides, and genetically modified organisms (GMOs). Instead, farmers use natural alternatives for pest control and focus on maintaining soil fertility through practices like crop rotation and composting.

  
  

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   Non-GMO Seeds:

   
   

• Organic cotton is cultivated from non-genetically modified seeds, preserving the natural genetic diversity of the cotton plant.

  
  

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   No Synthetic Chemicals:

   
   

• The cultivation of organic cotton avoids the use of synthetic chemicals, including synthetic fertilizers. This reduces the environmental impact of cotton farming and minimizes exposure to potentially harmful substances.

  
  

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   Soil Health:

   
   

• Organic farming methods prioritize soil health and sustainability. These practices contribute to maintaining fertile soil and reducing soil degradation over time.

  
  

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   Water Conservation:

   
   

• Some organic cotton farms use sustainable water management practices, including rain-fed irrigation, to reduce water consumption.

  
  

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   Certification Standards:

   
   

• To ensure that organic cotton meets specific standards, various organizations provide certifications. The Global Organic Textile Standard (GOTS) is one of the most widely recognized certifications for organic textiles, our company -Shaoxing Jiuiyi Textile Co.,Ltd have GOTS certification and specialize in high quality knit fabrics for more than 10 years GOTS ensures environmental and social criteria are met throughout the production process.

  
  

  
  

  
  

  In conclusion, organic cotton farming aims to reduce the environmental impact associated with conventional cotton cultivation.Organic cotton is known for its high quality, softness, and breathability. The fibers can be used to produce a variety of textiles, including clothing, bedding, Organic cotton farming often involves ethical considerations, such as fair labor practices and improved working conditions for farmers and workers.Choosing organic cotton products supports sustainable agriculture practices, reduces the use of synthetic chemicals in the environment, and contributes to a more eco-friendly and socially responsible textile industry. Certifications play a crucial role in ensuring the authenticity of organic cotton products.