Baby’s skin is quite
sensitive so you must choose kinds of baby clothes
are carefully and you may already know that organic
cotton baby clothing
is a healthy fabric
choice for your baby. But other than having a personal style preference, how do
you decide between the growing numbers of organic clothing
lines coming into the market place?
Reading what the manufacturer’s
label says about baby clothes.
The clothing label
should say 100% certified organic
cotton. Some products will say natural or organic on the
packaging, but when you look at the tag it says 100% cotton. In some cases the
cotton is blended with a synthetic fabric
such as polyester. Polyester is not organic.
The 100% organic label
means the cotton
was grown without pesticides or chemical fertilizers and using sustainable
farming practices. The clothing item itself will also be free of toxic fabric
finishes containing formaldehyde and dioxins.
Examine the fabric of
the clothing.
The fabric of organic
cotton baby outfits
should be thicker, more flexible and softer than traditional cotton. The
clothing will also wash better and last longer.
Organic
clothing will probably not be stark white,
unless it has undergone some type of bleaching process. Cotton can grow
naturally in many colors, including white, yellow, green, brown, pink and even
mauve. However, organic white cotton has a vanilla, or yellowish tinge to it.
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