Our Ecobaby & Pure-Rest Organics offer over 17 Years of Purity and Quality Manufacturing in everything organic textiles for the home and family, including babies. We take care of your natural needs from birth and through out life.

Our line of Organic Mattresses, Bedding, Pillows, Pads, Comforters, Blankets, Baby & Children's Clothing, Diapers, and Toys... are ALL tested yearly at a third party lab. No gimmicks, no hidden fibers, no hidden additives, no certificates that have no meaning in order to make ourselves look good. Just straightforward organics from a company whose president is chemically sensitive and recognizes the need for purity from the start and through the consumer's door.

See our "ORGANIC ADULT MATTRESSES, BEDDING & BATH" Category for a wide selection of organic adult bedding and bath products. FREE SHIPPING on all adult mattresses.

See our "ORGANICS FOR INFANT & YOUTH" Category for a wide selection of organic infant, toddler & child bedding & bath products. FREE SHIPPING on Eco-Friendly Handcrafted Maple Wood Cribs by Pacific Rim.

Enjoy our Organic and Natural products all made to the highest standards!

ABOUT ORGANIC COTTON

What is organic cotton? Organic cotton starts with organic farming practices, which use seeds that haven't been genetically modified or treated with pesticides. Pest control is accomplished through the use of natural predators and other natural practices. From growth through harvest, the process is monitored according to a set of Organic Growing Standards adopted by governmental bodies.

Why is organic cotton better for the environment? Cotton crops comprise less than 3% of the world's agriculture, but use 25% of the world's insecticides. It takes about one third of a pound of these chemicals to produce enough cotton for one t-shirt. Seven of the most common pesticides used on cotton are "known, probable, or likely" to be human carcinogens according to the EPA, and are also thought to cause, among other health risks, birth defects and nervous system disorders.

Pesticides impact the soil, water and air that we all share. Regardless of where cotton is grown, the pesticides used often find their way into the human food chain. For example, cottonseed oil is used in processed foods, and beef and dairy cows are fed cotton straw and other cotton waste. Many food crops are often grown in rotation with cotton.

Is the dyeing process harmful to the environment? According to experts, conventional clothing dyes can cause a wide variety of health problems for people with chemical sensitivities. It is often the dye fixative used to bond the dye color to the fabric that causes the most problems. Toxic chemicals sometimes found in the dyeing process include, Dioxin, Formaldehyde, and heavy metals such as chrome, copper, and zinc. These chemicals are absorbed through the skin.

Toxic chemicals from dyes also create severe environmental damage. Large amounts of water are required to flush conventional synthetic dyes from garments. Theoretically, this waste water must be treated to remove the heavy metals and other toxic chemicals before it can be returned to water systems, sewers, and rivers; however this does not always happen.

How can dyed organic cotton be certified? In order for products to meet organic certification, only low-impact fiber-reactive dyes may be used. Fiber-reactive dyes are synthetic dyes that chemically bond directly to the clothing fiber molecules. The fixation or absorption rate of low-impact dyes is at least 70%, creating less waste-water runoff and therefore a lower impact on the environment. Recent advances have created fiber-reactive dyes with colors that are brighter and richer, and they provide excellent colorfast properties. They contain no heavy metals or other known toxic substances, and they meet all European Union criteria for being an eco-friendly pigment.

Is organic cotton softer and more durable? Since organic cotton plants aren't bombarded with toxic chemicals they tend to produce longer fibers, which yield stronger yarn and more durable fabrics. Pesticide-free long cotton fiber also feels softer, more breathable and luxurious against the skin.

Where can I find more information about organic cotton? The Organic Exchange (www.organicexchange.org) is a good place to start learning about the cotton production choices that are available, and the key environmental, economic, and social issues associated with different methods of producing cotton.

RETURNS:

Any non-custom item that is unopened may be returned within 30 days. Please contact Woven Art & Beyond LLC for a Return Authorization No. and instructions on returning a product. Washed items may be returned only if defective.

We do not ask the customer to pay shipping for errors. So if it is our error we will pick up the shipping cost. In addition, we have your name in our database so you do not need to fear losing your receipt.

PILLOWS, MATTRESSES stuffed items may not be returned once opened due to health laws unless defective. They arrive sealed so you can see them BEFORE you open them.

CLOTHING can be returned once opened, but please do not expose to scents or anything so we can be sure they are still pure. Try them on, if not fit, put back in package immediately. Any found with scents, we test them here, will not be refunded due to unique nature of organics and purity.

Our Organic manufacturer's committment to purity is the reason they are the only company actually sending their materials for third party testing. Other companies try to deceive with certifications by Eco companies that are great for regular companies trying to be more green but allow formaldehydes, toluene, phenols in lower limits. Our Organic products allow ZERO ! Their location is painted with Zero VOC paint, sealed their floors with zero VOC sealer, sealed their sewing tables, only hire people willing to use no scented products and do not live with a smoker. All in an effort to make sure your Organic products do not get contaminated. They also seal any non washable products in pure polyethylene to maintain purity during storage and transit.