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Loved clothes last. We want to help you get the best from your Woollykins for years to come.
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We love Disana's cloth nappy system. 100% organic and plastic-free for natural, toxic-free nappying. We used the Disana system for all three of our babies.
Fibre for Good - Heirloom Organic Coloured Cotton
We are pleased to welcome Australian brand Fibre For Good to the Woollykins collection of natural organic textiles.
By using heirloom seeds and totally compostable materials, Fibre For Good promote a truly regenerative clothing cycle from Soil to Skin.Fibre for Good makes clothing for little ones from Organic Natural Colour Cotton (ONCC), a unique fibre that stands out for its natural hues and environmental benefits. Fibre for Good's cotton grows naturally in lovely shades of White, Sage, and Wheat, eliminating the need for bleaching, dyeing, or harsh chemicals, greatly minimising the environmental impact of processing the fibre into garments. ONCC is a gentle, hypoallergenic material which is ideal for sensitive skin, and softens over time.
The natural hollow structure of ONCC fibres enhances breathability and moisture absorption, making garments comfortable and durable. Additionally, ONCC’s minimal water needs result in 80-90% less water usage compared to conventional cotton. Handpicked and processed with care, this cotton remains pure, retaining its softness and integrity for long-lasting wear—perfect for hand-me-downs. By choosing Fibre for Good, you support a sustainable, ethically produced material that respects both people and planet.
Fibre For Good is Sown and Sewn in China. Their cotton farmers in Northern China have been continuously farming in the region for thirteen generations. They use seeds directly descended from plants introduced to China around 200BCE – a variety of cotton plant that is drought tolerant and perfectly suited to the arid landscape.
Organic Natural Colour Cotton (ONCC) crops are grown regeneratively, a form of organic horticulture that sees farmers using crop rotation, companion plantings and livestock to control pests and enrich the soil. Cotton is hand picked, ensuring the integrity of the fibre. Once the crop is harvested, the farmers are free to keep the seeds to use for future crops, cooking oil and animal feed.
Unlike most conventional cotton farming, Fibre For Good agree a price up front for the future crop with their farmers before they begin to sow and pay them 50% to cover cultivation costs and ensure their family has money to live on. Once the harvest is in, they then pay the balance. If the season is poor and the crop is less than expected, there is no penalty for the farmer. Although an Organic Natural Colour Cotton crop is nearly three times more expensive per tonne than commercially grown and harvested cotton, the end product is high quality, 100% organic, 100% chemical free and their farmers are happier and healthier – both physically and mentally – than the average commercial cotton farmer.
