The standard we'd want for our own
GOTS certified.
Azo-free dyed.
No PFAS, no plastic, no shortcuts. If you already read labels, you already know why that list matters.
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GOTS certified100% organic cotton
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Azo-free dyesNo PFAS, no plastic
- American StandardsHeld to what parents expect
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Easy returns30 days, easy exchanges
Santorini White Organic Cotton Dress for Girls | Flutter-Sleeve Summer Dress
$75.00
The piece we put the full ingredient list against — GOTS-certified cotton, azo-free dyes, no PFAS, no plastic fibre.
What the certification actually covers
You already know "organic" on a swing tag can mean very little. Here is what ours is tied to.
Fibre
GOTS-certified organic cotton
Certified at the fibre, not just claimed on the label — grown without synthetic pesticides.
Dye
Azo-free
No azo dyes, which are the class most commonly restricted in children's textiles.
Finish
No PFAS
No "forever chemical" stain or water-repellent finishes anywhere in the range.
Composition
No plastic fibre
No polyester, no blends. What's on the label is the whole composition.
I'm not buying kidswear.
I'm buying peace of mind.
Children's skin is thinner and more absorbent than adult skin, and a garment is in contact with it for most of the day. That is the entire reason we hold the fabric to this standard — not marketing, contact time.
The edit
Six everyday pieces, same standard as the rest of the range.
Before you order
What does GOTS certification actually mean here?
The cotton is certified organic at the fibre — grown without synthetic pesticides — rather than described as organic on the label only.
What are azo-free dyes?
Azo dyes are the class most commonly restricted in children's textiles. We don't use them.
Are there any PFAS or stain-resistant finishes?
None, anywhere in the range.
What if I need to return it?
30-day returns and easy exchanges on every order.