Organic Threads Organic Cotton Socks-Cream Green

Organic Threads from the United States are made of certified organic cotton from the United States. From raw material planting, production and processing to completion of sewing, the production process of each pair of socks is all carried out in the United States. The founders Gail and Rodney originally worked in the renewable energy industry. When they learned about the labor-intensive degree of the US cotton industry, they decided to support and change part of the industry with practical actions, so they started the business of organic cotton socks, and FoxFibre non-dying organic cotton socks made of unique colored cotton in 1994 were initially sold in a combination of 2 pairs of brown and 1 pair of cream green. The uniqueness of the colored cotton of FoxFibre is that this kind of organic cotton is born with the color of the earth during the growth process, and does not need to go through the manual dyeing process, which greatly reduces the environmental pollution caused by traditional white organic cotton dyeing. problem. In the 1980s, artificially dyed white organic cotton was widely used in the American market. Sally Fox, the founder of FoxFibre, believes that if colors can be grown, why do they need to be dyed? And began to be fascinated by the research on the breeding of colored cotton and white cotton. In 1989, he improved the shortcomings of insufficient fiber length and strength of colored cotton, and made colored cotton the first organic cotton material accepted by the market. Used by well-known American apparel brands such as Levi's and LL Bean. Organic Threads Regular Crew Socks are actually worn between ankles and calves. There are three pairs in a pack. They are affordable but they are quite environmentally conscious and earth-style socks. Origin / manufacturing method American system