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The Organic Cotton Quiz

Test your knowledge about sustainable fabrics, certifications, and why it all matters. Score 80% or higher to unlock an exclusive %10 discount on all our Organic collections.

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What does 'organic cotton' actually mean?

What does GOTS certification guarantee?

Compared to conventional cotton, organic cotton farming typically uses:

What percentage of the world's insecticides are used on conventional cotton?

What does GRS certification verify?

Why might a sustainable brand use an 80/20 organic-recycled blend?

How should you wash organic cotton garments to maximize longevity?

What does OCS (Organic Content Standard) certification track?

Which statement about certified organic textiles is TRUE?

What's one way to verify a brand's sustainability claims?

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Organic cotton is grown using methods and materials that have a low environmental impact, without synthetic pesticides, fertilizers, or GMO seeds. It's regulated by strict certification standards that verify sustainable farming practices.
GOTS (Global Organic Textile Standard) is the world's leading textile processing standard for organic fibers. It covers both environmental and social criteria, including organic fiber content, prohibited toxic chemicals, and fair labor practices.
Yes. Organic cotton farming often relies more on rainwater and healthier soil that retains moisture better, resulting in up to 91% less water consumption in some studies compared to conventional cotton farming.
Conventional cotton uses approximately 16% of the world's insecticides and 7% of pesticides globally, despite using only 2.4% of agricultural land. Organic cotton eliminates synthetic pesticides entirely.
GRS (Global Recycled Standard) verifies recycled content in textiles, chain of custody, social and environmental practices, and chemical restrictions. It ensures recycled materials are properly tracked and processed responsibly.
Blends like 80% organic cotton / 20% recycled polyester combine the benefits of organic cotton (pesticide-free, sustainable farming) with recycled polyester (diverts plastic from landfills, reduces virgin material demand). This dual approach maximizes environmental benefit.
Wash in cold water on a gentle cycle and air dry when possible. Cold water washing preserves fibers and colors while using less energy. Air drying prevents shrinkage and can extend garment life by years.
OCS provides third-party verification that a product contains the claimed amount of organic material. It tracks organic content from source to finished product, ensuring transparency in blended fabrics.
Legitimate certifications like GOTS require independent third-party audits at every stage—from farm to finished garment. This ensures both environmental and social standards are met throughout the entire supply chain, not just the raw materials.
Look for recognized third-party certification logos (GOTS, GRS, OCS) and verify them. Legitimate brands display certification numbers that can be looked up in official databases. Don't assume 'eco' labels alone mean a product is certified.