Fabric Facts & Links
Everything you could want to know about the production of our fabric and useful tips
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Dying Wool | |
Information on dying wool fabrics with acid dyes purchased from Eco Earth. | |
Disclaimer for fabrics purchased by the roll. | |
All fabrics carried by Eco Earth organically grown or raised and are Okeo Tek certified unless otherwise noted. | |
Felting Wool | |
Felting Wool refers to process of pre-washing and shrinking your woollen fabric before cutting and sewing. | |
Wool Care & Woollen Nappy Covers too | |
Washing soiled woollen fabrics with natural products. | |
Hemp Facts | |
The process of making hemp, descriptions of types of hemp fabrics we sell, and how to care for and clean the fabric. | |
Philosophy of the Oeko-Tex Standard 100 marking | |
The Oeko-Tex 100 Standard comprehensively addresses the Human Ecology component of textile products. It evaluates and screens for any harmful substances present within processed textiles intended to come into contact with consumers. | |
Soya Jersey | |
A by-product of the pressing of soy oil , soy fabric is a highly renewable resource and fully bio-degradable. | |
Cottons | |
Information on the types of cotton we sell. | |
Bamboo | |
Facts about bamboo, including bamboo terry, bamboo and cotton blends, bamboo velour and bamboo sweater fleece. | |
Polyurethane Laminate | |
Made from Polyester fabric backed by a laminated backing, this lightweight fabric forms a leak proof barrier to protect a baby's clothing. | |
Useful Links | |
Links to information and partner websites with useful fabric information. |
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