Organic Coats
Finding organic coats that offer both warmth and style is simpler than you think. Our selection focuses on outerwear made from GOTS-certified organic cotton and other responsibly sourced fibres, ensuring your layers are as kind to the planet as they are to your skin. These pieces are chosen for their durability and timeless design, proving that sustainable fashion can be genuinely practical for everyday wear.
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Organic Denim Shirt
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Organic Cotton Bomber Jacket
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EMU Hooded Wool Jacket — Lambswool
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Hooded Lambswool Jacket Khaki
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Khaki Lambswool Jacket
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Organic Cotton Patchwork Jacket
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Choosing Your Organic Coat
When you are looking for an organic coat, the material is the first thing to consider. GOTS-certified organic cotton is a popular choice, known for its softness and breathability, and it ensures that the cotton has been grown without harmful pesticides or synthetic fertilisers. Beyond cotton, look for blends with recycled materials, such as recycled polyester, which can add durability and water resistance while diverting waste from landfill. The construction of the coat also matters; well-made seams and quality fastenings mean your coat will last longer, reducing the need for frequent replacements. Think about the climate you are in and choose a weight and style that will serve you across seasons, whether that is a lighter trench or a heavier parka.
Understanding Organic Certifications for Outerwear
The Global Organic Textile Standard (GOTS) is the leading certification for organic textiles, covering the entire supply chain from harvesting of raw materials to environmentally and socially responsible manufacturing and labelling. When you see a GOTS label on an organic coat, it means that at least 70% of the fibres are organic, and that strict environmental and social criteria have been met. This includes restrictions on the use of toxic chemicals and requirements for fair labour practices. Other certifications, such as Oeko-Tex Standard 100, focus on ensuring that the final product is free from harmful substances, which is important for any clothing that comes into direct contact with your skin. Always check for these labels to verify the organic claims and ensure you are making an informed choice.
Frequently asked questions
Q. What makes a coat 'organic'?
A coat is considered 'organic' when its primary fibres, such as cotton or wool, are grown without synthetic pesticides, fertilisers, or genetically modified organisms. For textiles, this often means the product adheres to standards like the Global Organic Textile Standard (GOTS), which also covers environmental and social criteria throughout the manufacturing process, ensuring a lower impact from farm to finished garment.
Q. Are organic coats durable?
Yes, organic coats can be very durable. The quality of a coat's construction and the inherent strength of its fibres are key factors in its longevity, not just whether it is organic. Many organic materials, like organic cotton canvas or sturdy organic wool, are naturally robust. When combined with good craftsmanship, these materials create outerwear designed to withstand regular wear and last for many seasons.
Q. How do I care for an organic coat?
Caring for an organic coat depends on its specific material composition. Always check the care label first. Generally, organic cotton coats can be machine washed on a gentle cycle with cold water and a mild, eco-friendly detergent, then air-dried to preserve their shape and fibres. For organic wool or more delicate blends, hand washing or professional dry cleaning might be recommended to maintain the fabric's integrity and extend the coat's life.
Q. Are organic coats more expensive?
Organic coats can sometimes have a higher upfront cost compared to conventional alternatives. This difference often reflects the more sustainable farming practices, stricter environmental controls, and fair labour conditions involved in their production. However, considering their durability and the reduced environmental impact, many find the investment worthwhile for a garment that is designed to last and aligns with their values.
Q. What is GOTS certification for organic coats?
The Global Organic Textile Standard (GOTS) is a comprehensive certification for organic fibres, ensuring that textile products meet strict environmental and social criteria throughout their entire supply chain. For organic coats, GOTS certification means that at least 70% of the fibres are organic, and that the manufacturing process avoids harmful chemicals, minimises water and energy use, and adheres to fair labour practices. It provides a reliable assurance of the coat's organic status and ethical production.