Baby Organic Cotton Clothing

shopping, baby clothes

good for you buying organic! Mothering magazine has a ton of good ads in the back of their mag. here is a link out of it below....

2007-05-03 23:52:03 by Chris N

Arabella Miller funky baby clothes - here is Alison showing you the new designs from www.arabellamiller.com

I live in St. Paul, Minnesota. I've looked on Craigslist and poked around ebay but haven't had much luck. There's a store called Peapod's, but all the organic cotton/hemp/bamboo-woven baby clothes are SUPER expensive. I don't want to spend that much when my 3-month-old girl is just going to end up spitting up or pooping on some/most of these garments. At the same time, though, I'd like to "go green" with my baby. So recommendations?? Please and thanks!

I thought eBay had a descent amount of organic cotton baby clothes. This site helps you find organic cotton baby clothes ending soon on eBay. Easy to hop on and bid on items ending soon with no bids. You can get some good deals this way. http://www.organic-cotton-baby-clothes.c om/

2008-06-21 19:03:02 by Nicki S

Price: $35.00 $35.00

www.teacollection.com
Machine Wash
100% Cotton

i want to do some shopping while my husband is at his conference. i will have my baby in a stroller. i am not interested in something like a mall with stores that i already have in houston. i would love to know about some places where i can get fun, unique baby toys or funky organic cotton baby clothes!! any suggestions?

The closest area would be the 2nd Street District (on 2nd, between Colorado and San Antonio). Not sure if they have any stores with baby items, but it's definitely the largest/best shopping downtown.
http://www.2ndstreetdistrict.com/tenantm ix.html

If you are willing to take a bus (or a Dillo - a free trolley that follows tourist routes (Orange Route goes to South Congress, I believe)), you'd probably enjoy shopping on South Congress (lots more shops, with a wider variety).

2007-10-31 18:08:02 by northern_muse

Price: $65.00 $64.00

Machine Wash
100% Cotton
www.teacollection.com

Hi

I'm looking for organic products intended for baby that I can turn into a business.
These include shampoos, soaps, organically grown cotton based clothing etc.
How would I find out where a manufacturer or wholesaler is who could supply me with these, UK or overseas?
Many thanks
Steve

try some of these
www.dovesfarm-organic.co.uk


www.whichfranchise.com

www.organicfarmfoods.co.uk

www.borndirect.com

www.beamingbaby.co.uk

hope these help

2007-01-10 13:09:36 by Stevie

4th time posting since I got zero replies (except for one rude person). I've posted this in Do it Yourself, Green Living and under Laundry. I hope this is the right category this time...

Is it possible to dye woven organic cotton with chlorophyll and zero chemicals? How to do it to obtain a pastel green or mint green shade? (It's the shade typically used in baby clothes & bedding in color green)

I've spilled liquid chlorophyll on my counters and clothes before and the stains are premanent. I'm not worried about "colorfastnest" I know it will last. I'm googling and getting nowhere.

I have chemical allergies and was looking for colorgrown organic cotton, in a woven fabric, color mint green or even dusty seafoam green but I can't find that and why I want to try to do it myself. (If you have links to that, please feel free to share!) :o)

I just want a recipe, a how to on how to do it, basically. Please do NOT suggest so called "low-impact dyes", they are synthetic and highly toxic.

Links much appreciated!

Thanks.

What you probably want is Fox fiber's cottons, which are shades of green, brown and pinkish right from the boll.
http://www.vreseis.com/

Unfortunately, yardage is difficult to come by.

Chlorophyll is pretty gummy and greasy, and not a good dye. It will also go brown in time, especially with light exposure. I've watched the action spectrum shift in the UV range in a spectrometer.

Have you tried green tea?

2009-07-24 10:12:41 by Serengeti