Better for your baby
Our children are exposed to an increasing number of pollutants in many aspects of normal everyday life so choosing organic fibres is another step towards living a natural healthier lifestyle. Baby’s skin is thinner and more fragile than adults. It is also less resistant to bacteria and harmful substances in the environment, especially when irritated, so it is therefore only natural that we want to dress them in fabrics that have not been treated with any chemicals or pesticides.
Better for our world
The farming of organic cotton does not use pesticides and other harmful toxins associated with the production of conventional cotton. Safer methods include crop rotation, physical removal of weeds instead of using herbicides, hand hoeing and using beneficial insects to counteract the bad. As a result, workers have better conditions, water quality is not compromised by run-off, and strong healthy soil is built. The end product is an organic cotton fabric and yarn that is toxic-free.
Beauty without bunnies
Kit & Kin are proud to be a member of PETA. People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals. By purchasing cruelty-free products you can help save a number of animals from excruciating tests and a lifetime of suffering.
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What you get in the hat and blanket bundle
Grey Hat
Organic | Ethical | Stylish
Made from sustainable 100% organic cotton, this chunky knit hat will keep your little one’s head warm and cosy all day long. Breathable, durable and stylish, the soft... more info
Knitted Blanket
Organic | Ethical | Stylish
Weaved from sustainable 100% organic cotton, this luxurious chunky knit blanket will become your little one’s best friend and is extra soft against their delicate skin. The breathable... more info
Kit & Kin Guarantee
All of our clothing adheres to the Global Organic Textile Standard. GOTS is the worldwide leading textile processing standard for organic fibres, including ecological and social criteria, backed up by independent certification of the entire textile supply chain. For further information please visit the GOTS website http://www.global-standard.org