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ORGANIC COTTON

GOOD FOR THE PLANET. GOOD FOR YOU.

WHAT IS ORGANIC COTTON?


Natural seeds are used to produce organic cotton, and organic farmers use natural methods to grow their crops.
This means no synthetic pesticides, fertilizers, genetically modified organisms, antibiotics or growth hormones.

THE BENEFITS OF ORGANIC COTTON

Incredibly Soft.
Organic cotton feels softer than conventional cotton thanks to its longer, unbroken fibers. Handpicked — not machine-harvested — the cotton stays intact, resulting in more durable, smoother fabric.

Gentle on Skin.
Free from harmful chemicals and pesticides, organic cotton is hypoallergenic and perfect for sensitive skin. No harsh treatments = no irritation.

Better for Farmers.
By avoiding toxic synthetic pesticides, organic farming protects the health and well-being of the people who grow our cotton.

Earth-Friendly.
Organic cotton farming supports healthy soil, which captures carbon and helps fight climate change — all while keeping toxic chemicals out of ecosystems.

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ORGANIC COTTON IS THE FUTURE

At Empulse™, sustainability isn’t just a buzzword—it’s our blueprint. This video takes you behind the seams of our process, where organic cotton meets ethical production and purpose-led design. From farm to fit, every piece is crafted to be softer on your skin and smarter for the planet.

Consciously Crafted, Naturally Better

FAQs - ORGANIC COTTON

Organic cotton clothing is made from cotton grown without synthetic pesticides or harmful chemicals. At Empulse™, we use it because it’s safer for the planet, the farmers, and your skin—without compromising on softness or style.


You’ll feel the difference. Empulse™ organic cotton is smoother, softer, and more breathable—perfect for daily wear, oversized fits, and elevated basics.

Absolutely. Just use a cold wash cycle and avoid harsh detergents to keep your pieces looking and feeling fresh. Air drying is best for longevity and the environment.