organic cotton clothing

Greet summer with a smile wearing Alaya Cholprasertsuk's beautiful but comfortable maxi dress. Thai artisans hand craft the sleeveless dress from 100% cotton, which features a hand-painted batik floral motif on an ivory background. A relaxed fit, a back zipper, and two side pockets keep you comfortable all summer long.

Let the beauty of nature shine through your wardrobe by wearing this uniquely-crafted dress designed by Thailand's Wilai. The short-sleeved dress is printed with an eco-friendly process called ouke, a Northern Thai word meaning "ripen by heat." The artisan arranges leaves and flowers across the steel blue fabric, allowing the botanicals to leave an impression on the dress after heat treatment. Crafted from 100% cotton, the dress features two side pockets, a button closure at the back, and a belt tie that cinches the waist for an attractive silhouette.

Please note: Due to the unique process used, there will be variations in the motif, colors, color density, and color placement. The organic materials leave unique stains and shapes on each piece. These irregularities make each dress a one-of-a-kind work of wearable art.

Heralding spring, a pretty pair of songbirds embellish this breezy cotton dress. Anchal Ahuja designs this bohemian beauty, which features bishop style sleeves, gathered bodice and a hint of silvery Lurex threads woven throughout. Side seam pockets and full cotton lining.

This delightful wooden keychain and bag charm echoes the joyful music and color of Mexican folk traditions. Hand-painted with care by Alejandra Gallardo, it depicts a pair of maracas, evoking a festive spirit with its exquisite hues and playful form. Let this fabulous accessory, embellished with two graceful cotton tassels, organize your keys in style or adorn your favorite bag.

Chola is a term referring to indigenous and mestizo women from the Andes that now applies to all who wear the traditional costumes established during the initial process of mestizaje (mixing of cultures) in the current Andean region. Peru’s Gerardo Fernandez creates a breathtaking Ayacucho tapestry expertly handwoven from wool depicting three cholas in abstract style. “The women are wearing typical hats and colorful skirts. Each figure is carefully detailed, capturing the richness of the textiles and the bright hues that characterize their attire,” says Fernandez. The eco-friendly tapestry is colored with natural dyes obtained from organic sources like cochineal and tree leaves, bark, roots and fruits.

Woven by hill tribe artisans from a blend of cotton and rayon, this scarf in gorgeous blue shades pairs a modern, striped design with tiny floral accents that give it an organic, handcrafted beauty. Lovely fringes add a whimsical touch to each end, making this Thai Tribal Crafts scarf as perfect for layering as it is for making a subtle statement.

By Vinita in Thailand, this exquisite scarf evokes a flowing river in rich tones of green, blue, orange and brown. The motifs are created by hand using the tie-dye technique, which makes every scarf a unique work of textile art.