Buy organic clothing for the health of our planet; wear organic clothing for the health of you and your family.
Hi, my name is Lisa and if I haven't already met you in person, then it's nice to meet you (via the cyber world!). Thank you for taking some time out to have a look at what I am doing.....
"Our lives begin to end the day we become silent about the things that matter" Martin Luther King Jr. US black civil rights leader & clergyman (1929 - 1968).
These were the words that inspired me to take action in helping our planet during these critical times. Our ecologically produced textiles are attractive and of high quality, along with a demanded compliance that bans cheap labour in textile factories. You have the choice of buying high-quality, fashionable clothing at competitive prices that are produced in an ecological and socially responsible manner.
Organic fabrics are processed with no chemicals or harmful impact on the environment, supports and nourishes the earth and the lives of all people involved in the process of growing, manufacturing and distributing the clothing. By purchasing organic products you are supporting environmental causes.
“I hope through your support we can help make a difference together”.
What does “organic“ mean?
Certified Organic products are grown and processed without the use of synthetic chemicals, fertilisers, or Genetically Modified Organisms (GMOs). Standards to achieve this are internationally recognised, and are assured through annual audits of all certified operators by an independent third party.
The organic certification program was set up in the 1980s in Australia by the Biological Farmers of Australia Co-op Ltd to ensure that what was claimed to be “organic” indeed was just that. It required an independent setting of Standards to ensure that farmers, processors and others in the production chain were complying with rules and regulations laid down by the organic community. Farmers require a minimum of three years of organic management before they can carry a certification stating “organic”.
Why buy organic products?
What a great investment in a sustainable future – which you can play an active part in every time you purchase certified organic products! This is a future we can ill afford not to invest in and we each have the power to make a difference. If it is one thing you actively do every day, it can be the simple act of purchasing certified organic products.
Of course the personal health and wellbeing benefits of organic products are there for the taking. No wonder this industry is growing now at the rate that it is. People around the world are awakening to a realisation of what they have been missing out on for decades.
Most people suffering from skin dermatological conditions can comfortably wear garments made from organic fibres such as organic cotton or bamboo. Depending on your level of skin sensitivity, you may need to wear hypoallergenic clothing.

ACO (Australian Certified Organic
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USDA (US Department of Agriculture
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BFA (Biological Farmers of Australia
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IFOAM (International Federation of Organic Agriculture Movements
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Organic Farming Has Social And Human Benefits Too
Conventional farming endangers farm workers and their families. There are innumerable cases of serious pesticide-related health problems, including birth defects, long-term memory loss, paralysis and death. Unprotected storage, improper application methods and lack of proper handling is not uncommon, and often leads to tragic accidents.
As pests develop resistance, farmers desperate to keep up yields often resort to more and more applications of expensive pesticides. The chemical treadmill leaves them heavily in debt, and caught in a vicious circle. Facing barren, devastated fields and contaminated water, many small farmers have been forced to abandon their livelihood altogether.
Organic farming, on the other hand, is not only safer and healthier for farmers, but also encourages just economic systems in the supply chain. It provides an economically viable and socially acceptable alternative to large-scale farming and dependence on subsidies.
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