Tamar/Pleats
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Beautifully detailed with subtle pleating and ladder lace, this timeless design will complement either a classic or contemporary bedroom.
This organic bedding collection is made in a 200 TC percale using superb 'Kotton d'Or' organic cotton; a new luxurious 'long-staple' organic cotton, renowned for its quality. Wonderful to sleep in.
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Every step in our production chain is independently inspected to ensure that the people behind our bedding are well looked after and that we are supporting positive trading relationships.
Firstly, choosing organic and ethically produced cotton changes lives in developing countries. It frees farmers and their families from exposure to highly toxic pesticides and is part of a movement that provides funding, healthcare, education and good working conditions.
Then every step in the chain from plant to finished product is certified as being carried out in accordance with fair trade conditions.
Firstly, choosing organic and ethically produced cotton changes lives in developing countries. It frees farmers and their families from exposure to highly toxic pesticides and is part of a movement that provides funding, healthcare, education and good working conditions.
Then every step in the chain from plant to finished product is certified as being carried out in accordance with fair trade conditions.
Our bedding only uses cotton that is certified organic in accordance with Global Organic Textile Standards. Making for healthier planet, cotton farmers and home!
Conventional cotton is the world's most sprayed crop, using over 25% of total insecticides. Many of the chemicals used are highly toxic and they wash into rivers and streams where they make their way into the food chain. In contrast, organic farming uses only traditional, healthy, pest control methods.
Conventional cotton is the world's most sprayed crop, using over 25% of total insecticides. Many of the chemicals used are highly toxic and they wash into rivers and streams where they make their way into the food chain. In contrast, organic farming uses only traditional, healthy, pest control methods.
