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What’s more they even have a household section where you can buy organic towels, bedding and blankets. Even the little ones aren’t left out with a full range available for children.
It’s good to see a company such as this offering so many ethical and organic products. Particularly when you consider that cotton accounts for just 3% of the world’s agriculture, yet uses 25% of all insecticides and 10% of all pesticides. At the same time the 40 million workers in the global textile trade are the ones that pay the price for cheap clothing: long hours, poor wages, unsafe working conditions, abuse, harassment, discrimination.
As they say on the site “Thankfully it doesn’t have to be this way,” because, in recent years, a number of pioneering brands have started making clothes the ethical way. Best of all these clothes are superb, stylish pieces that make you look good and feel great.
Meanwhile their organic clothing cotton is grown without chemicals or the use of genetically modified seeds. What’s more, organic cotton is typically rotated with other crops - replenishing the soil and reducing farmers’ dependency on a single crop.
Adili is an excellent firm with proper fair trade credentials. The are implementing IFAT Fair Trade standards, They are approved by the Fairtrade Seed Cotton Standard and are members of The British Association for Fair Trade Shops. Adili also have some very well styled clothes.