UltraClub Organic
Why Sell Organic!
Understanding Organics
It's the Process
100% Certified Organic
Protecting the Workers
The UltraClub Line
It's not just the cotton, it's the process

The Gin

Here the fiber is separated from the seed. Organic cotton must be processed separately from conventional cotton, and machines must be cleaned to avoid contamination. The seed is used in animal feed or pressed into oils for processed foods.

Spinning

The cotton is cleaned to remove any foreign matter and then combed to align fibers and remove any that are too short. The fibers are pulled together into a loose yarn called "sliver", which is then twisted under tension to create yarns. Again, machinery must remain uncontaminated.

Knitting and weaving

The yarns are made into fabrics, with separate machines for organic cotton.

Dyeing and finishing

For 100% organic products, only environmentally-friendly chemicals that meet organic fiber processing standards are used.

Sewing

Patterns are cut, pieces assembled, and the final product is sewn, pressed, and packaged, ready for the journey. Throughout the process it is extremely important that the organic cotton is kept separate and clearly identified, and that the certification is tracked.