Organic cotton - grown from a seed, cotton can be a sustainable and organically grown crop anywhere in the world. if all cotton was grown organically, the use of insecticides would be reduced 25%. Cotton is one of the most versatile fabrics in the world, noted for its soft drape and excellent absorption, every part of the plant can be used.

Bamboo - Natural bamboo is extracted from bamboo culm (stalks), and grows abundantly and regrows quickly. Bamboo has unique drapability, elasticity, and antibacterial characteristics, as well as a naturally "hollow" structure making it an ideal fabric for warmer climates.

Hemp - Hemp fibers are derived from the plant species Cannabis Sativa L, which is a natural insecticide. It is often planted in outlaying fields as a means to protect crops. it is also the strongest natural plant fiber.

Recycled fibers - Recycled fabrics are made from pre- and post- consumer wastes. Every year nationwide, over four million tons of post consumer textiles are thrown away, as well as a further 25,000 tons of new textile fiber thrown out by the North American Spinning mills.

Ahimsa Silk - Known as "peace" silk, the silkworm is allowed to leave the cocoon before it is harvested. Each cocoo is individually inspected to make sure the moth has escaped before the silk thread is spun.

Linen - Linen is derived from flax, a plant fiber. During production, natural bacteria is used to separate the fibers from the stalk. It has a natural luster and its natural color ranges between shades of ivory to tan or grey.

Conventional silk - Is a natural fiber derived from silk worms. When left untreated with harsh chemicals, the natural surface variations including the gentle shading and slight creases, add to the luxury of a fine silk fabric.

Organic wool - Sheep, llamas, and alpacas provide us with wool, a fiber with many distinct features. Organic wool means no harsh detergents or chemical processes were used to manufacture it, and the wool growers must use practices that encourage livestock health.

Soy fiber - Soy fabric is made from a by-product of soybean oil production. It is sustainable because it is made from renewable and biodegradable resources.