Organic Threads Organic Cotton Mid-Stockings - Cream White

Organic Threads from the United States throughout the use of certified US organic cotton production, from raw materials, production and processing to the completion of sewing, each pair of socks production process all in the United States. Founders Gail and Rodney originally worked in the renewable energy industry. When they learned about the labor-intensive cotton industry in the United States, they decided to take concrete steps to support and transform the industry and started the business of organic socks. FoxFiber non-dyed organic cotton socks made of unique colored cotton in 1994, initially sold in a combination of 2 pairs of brown and 1 pair of cream green. Unique to FoxFibre, this non-ferrous cotton species is that this organic cotton is inherently earthy in its growth process, eliminating the need for manual dyeing and greatly reducing the environmental pollution associated with traditional white organic cotton dyeing problem. In the 1980s, white organic cotton that had been artificially dyed was widely used in the U.S. market. According to Sally Fox, founder of FoxFibre, why dyeing is needed if it is possible to grow color? And began devoting himself to the breeding of colored and white cotton varieties. In 1989, the shortcoming of insufficient fiber length and strength of non-colored cotton varieties was improved. As a result, for the first time, non-ferrous cotton varieties became the market-accepted organic cotton material and provided Levi's, LL Bean and other famous US apparel brands used. Organic Threads Regular Crew Socks actual length of the actual length of the ankle to the calf in between, a total of three pairs of bags, the price level but it is quite full of environmental awareness and style of the earth socks. Origin / manufacturing methods American system