Wednesday, April 24, 2013

Say Hello to Inner Waves Organics!




About Inner Waves Organics:

At Inner Waves Organics we work hard to do the right thing for our customers, our community and our world. We have been blessed with the opportunity to see, with great clarity, the precious nature of life and the impact that each of us can make through compassionate living and conscious choices. The mission of Inner Waves is to reinforce these ideals through our business.


We design and produce our exceptional organic clothing with great care in the USA. We use the finest organic and sustainable fibers and the most environmentally responsible production processes available. We create our clothing to move with the rhythm of our practice and our lives.


Inner Waves is a business that strives to share our passion for design, movement and beauty with our compassion for our community and our planet. We hope our yoga clothing inspires you as it does us.


See the Inner Waves Organics Womens Clothes Here:






See the Inner Waves Organics Mens Collection here:

Inner Waves Mens




CHOOSING ORGANIC


Organic Yoga Clothing supports your practice... on and off the mat. Through Inner Waves Organics exclusive use of fine organic cottons, environmentally safe dyes and responsible production practices, we work to restore harmony by protecting our soil, air and water and uplifting our community.


ORGANIC COTTON


DEFINITION: Organic cotton is grown and harvested without being sprayed with harmful pesticides, fungicides, herbicides or chemical fertilizers.


RESULT OF USE: This helps save our water, soil and overall environment. Organic practices help reduce the cause of serious health issues and provides a livelier place for us and future generations to live.


FACTS
You may be surprised to learn that conventionally grown cotton is one of the earth's most heavily sprayed crops and is one of the greatest users of synthetic fertilizers. In fact, the cotton in an average conventional (non-organic) T-shirt may have been produced using: 7 tsps synthetic fertilizers, 3/4 tsp of other active ingredients; pesticides, herbicides, insecticides, and defoliants
Average acre of California grown cotton:
200 lbs nitrogen
60 lbs phosphorous
40 lbs potash
46% of all U.S. counties contain groundwater that is susceptible to contamination by agricultural pesticides and fertilizers.
14 MILLION people in the U.S. may be exposed to herbicides through contaminated drinking water.
FARM WORKERS have the highest rate of chemical-related illness of any occupational group in the U.S.


MAJOR EFFECTS OF CONVENTIONALLY GROWN COTTON
Contamination of ground water, polluting wells and drinking water
Sterilization of soil
Air contamination
All three creating serious health problems


GOOD REASONS TO BUY ORGANIC COTTON
Reduces the market for products made with harsh chemicals that can harm the earth, air and water
Supports conscious living choices
Fabric is soft and durable
Supports local and smaller farm industries
Conventional cotton is the second most heavily sprayed crop and fourth heaviest user of synthetic fertilizer


POSITIVE ALTERNATIVES FOR A SUSTAINABLE FUTURE


Buy ORGANICALLY GROWN COTTON or other Sustainable fibers:• Hemp • Tencel • Bamboo


STEPS TO INITIATE PARTICIPATION

Start by buying a few primary pieces of clothing that you use often and or close to your skin
Spread the word and learn more
Go beyond, extending your earth-healthy choices to organic foods, responsible products, and a sustainable lifestyle

Now is the time to educate ourselves about Organic Cotton and the role it plays for us all and our planet. As we learn how our choices effect the earth, our environment and our communities we take a step toward being even better stewards.

"The principal guidelines for organic production are to use materials and practices that enhance the ecological balance of natural systems that integrate the parts of the farming system into an ecological whole" *

- info from OTA, The Organic Trade Association is the leading business association representing the organic industry in the United States, Canada, and Mexico.


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