Get to know about our environmentally friendly organic cotton material
In order to preserve the softness of the fluffy "cotton" grown by organic farming methods to the maximum extent, we used our unique spinning technology to incorporate a lot of air into the yarn, and carefully spun it to create a new cotton yarn that is softer than ever before.
The yarn, which is filled with plenty of air, is also excellent in moisture absorption, moisture release, heat generation, and moisture retention depending on the temperature, humidity and heat of the body.
With sustainability as our theme, the new organic cotton
socks clarify the materials, process, traceability, and working environment, and uses 100% cotton yarn that is certified organic cotton.
To stabilize the quality, the new cotton yarn is mainly made from a blend of organic cotton from the United States, India, and Turkey. For example, in the United States, large-scale farms do not use any defoliants, and instead wait for the leaves to naturally wither due to frost before harvesting. In Turkey, strong winds blow into the cotton fields from the Mediterranean Sea, so there are almost no insects. As a result, there is no need for pesticides, and the cotton is harvested by hand.
Ancient cotton was originally brown cotton with short fibers, but as time passed and cotton demand increased, and it was improved to a white variety to make it easier to dye. This is the current raw cotton.
We know that brown cotton is also an environmentally friendly material that does not require dyeing, but the ancient brown cotton was too short to be used as thread. Therefore, the current brown cotton was improved to a fiber length that can be used by crossing it with Supima cotton.
Another characteristic of this brown cotton is that it is resistant to pests and is a strong cotton that can be grown sufficiently with just organic farming without special care.