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As many people try to get back to their natural lifestyles by eating organically grown food (without the use of artificial chemicals), some suggest that we go a step further by wearing clothes made only from organic materials. A step in natural life that not only focuses on what we put into our body, but also what we put on our bodies, i.e. the fabric in our clothes touches the largest organ in our body, our skin.
Currently, there are garment factories that produce clothes made of organic materials. Materials such as organically grown cotton, wool and hemp are just some of the materials from which eco-friendly clothes are made. Bamboo clothing is even an option for those looking for eco-friendly clothing.
Ecological clothing is a proposal for those who try to lead a natural, healthy lifestyle, as well as for those who care about the well-being of our planet. By wearing organic clothing, people can stop many artificial chemicals from touching their epidermis, such as formaldehyde, bromine, urea resins, and halogens, to name a few. Organic clothes are free of these chemicals, so your skin only comes into contact with the natural material from which they were made. Certain chemicals in clothes that are not made of organic materials can cause an allergic reaction in people who wear them. Also, when we consider what babies or toddlers wear close to their skin, chemicals are absorbed by osmosis; there is always the possibility that a baby who has a wet diaper may provide enough moisture to allow certain chemicals to be absorbed. Thanks to ecological baby clothes, this risk can be minimized. Another example would be a sweat-soaked T-shirt that will provide enough moisture for osmosis? This is a question that may or may not be answered, but by wearing organic cotton t-shirts, this risk can be eliminated.
In addition to preventing many chemicals from coming into contact with our skin, some have found that organic garments last longer and last longer than garments made of inorganic materials. This is an attractive feature of organic clothing; for example, sometimes people have a favorite garment, they like the way it looks, the way it is dressed, the way it fits, but then it wears off and is gone, the organic garment they liked may stay on longer. Additionally, clothes that don’t wear out quickly are friendlier to our planet because they don’t end up in the landfill so quickly. You could also think of the benefits of donating organic clothes to me, which are more durable, often baby clothes are donated and it may be possible to pass on organic baby clothes to future generations. One of the sustainable organic materials from which organic garments are made is hemp, which has been used for centuries and is known to be the tough, resilient material used to make ropes, paper and clothing.
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Source by David Von Heelum