Women's panties with hemp

Organic cotton (66%)

Why prefer organic cotton products over classic cotton?

• conventional cotton cultivation has a negative impact on the environment and farmers
• cotton fields occupy less than 3% of the world's arable land, but consume about 25% of all insecticides and 10% of all herbicides
• chemicals that are banned in food production are used extensively for cotton cultivation
• cotton is one of the most genetically modified plants, especially to tolerate above-average doses of chemicals
• about half a kilo of pesticides and synthetic fertilizers are used to make one T-shirt and one jeans
• in the cultivation and production of organic cotton, the use of toxic chemicals that cause poisoning of agricultural workers and damage to the environment, as well as genetically modified organisms, is prohibited
• certified organic cotton farms strive to build a biologically diverse agricultural system and maintain soil fertility in a natural way
• organic cotton is grown alternately with other types of plants, farmers grow 70-90% of rain irrigation during cultivation
• organic cotton consumes up to 10 times less surface water resources
• organic cotton, unlike conventionally grown cotton, does not cause allergic reactions, so it is suitable for children, allergy sufferers, eczema and people with sensitive skin
• organic cotton products are easily degradable in nature and do not harm the environment

Hemp (28%)

Hemp is one of the ecological materials of the future. Hemp textiles do not contain the drug THC. When grown, it consumes up to 3 times less water than cotton, and at about twice the yield of 1 hectare, it does not contribute to soil wear. The plants are undemanding to solar conditions, which allows them to be grown and processed directly in Europe, they grow well even without the use of pesticides, herbicides and fungicides. Hemp fibers are longer than cotton and work better as a UV filter. It is an antistatic material (does not attract dirt) with naturally antibacterial properties. Hemp fabric is very strong and tensile-resistant, compared to cotton, it does not wear out so much when washed or worn, so hemp clothing lasts a long time. It is thus a textile material with enormous potential, which was used in clothing since a thousand years BC and can therefore be considered long-term tested.

Elastan (6%)

Elastane is a synthetic material that gives your clothes flexibility and elasticity. Thanks to the elastane, the clothes hold their shape and do not pull out so easily. Clothing with elastane easily adapts to the shape of your body. Elastane also appears on the market under various trade names, such as Lycra or Spandex.

Antibacterial

Hemp, bamboo, linen and wool contain natural antibacterial ingredients that have positive effects on the skin, ensure good tolerance and prevent odors.

Ecological product

The product is environmentally friendly.

Sensitive

This product is suitable for allergy sufferers or people with sensitive skin.

Sustainable materials

Made from materials that have been grown and processed with respect for nature, man and the environment.