Earth Positive® Organic T-Shirts Wholesale

EarthPositive® Apparel is Progressive Ethical Clothing — 100% ORGANIC product, produced under the Global Organic Textile Standard (GOTS) certified by Control Union and the Soil Association and made in India. EarthPositive® is GMO-free. Our Carbon Footprint is more like a Fingerprint.

EarthPositive® Apparel

Organic, Ethical, Fair Trade, Low Carbon, Environmentally friendly, Justice for Workers, Progressive Ethical Clothing.

EarthPositive® Apparel The Most Progressive Ethical Clothing On Earth.

EarthPositive® demonstrates the highest possible standards in one of the world’s most damaging and harmful industries. Choosing EarthPositive® Apparel is a practical and immediate solution for businesses to take direct action to combat climate change and address environmental, social and ethical issues in a comprehensive and meaningful way.

EarthPositive® Apparel provides the promotional wear industry with a familiar product with which to promote awareness and take action on climate change. Now, the humble T-shirt, the most basic canvas for communicating a brand name, identity, or political slogan, has become the environmental product.

Our Code of Conduct

Based on the Conventions of the International Labour Organisation (ILO) and the Universal Declaration of Human Rights. The Code of Conduct for the Garment Industry incorporates the following eight labour standards:

No use of child labour
No use of forced labour
Safe and healthy, hygienic working conditions
Legal labour contract
Payment of a living wage
Freedom of association and the right to collective bargaining/trade
No discrimination against employees
No excessive hours of work

Pick Your Cotton Carefully

We guarantee that we do not use cotton from Uzbekistan while the use of forced child labour is endemic. This follows the Environmental Justice Foundation’s Clean Cotton Campaign recommendations. The complete traceability of certified organic cotton allows us to make this guarantee.

According to PAN UK, it can take more than 20,000 litres of water to produce 1kg of cotton, equivalent to a single T-shirt and a pair of jeans. That’s why we chose to work in a region that receives up to 95% of its water from the monsoon rainfall. This was an important consideration for us, as the monsoon rain reduces the need for large-scale irrigation normally associated with conventional cotton farming, which often deprives local villages of scarce water resources by draining lakes and rivers, and adds significantly to the product’s footprint.

Industrial farming in developed countries is heavily irrigated and mechanised, which further adds to the footprint.

Fair Trade Practices

Under the organic standard, farmers and agricultural workers are protected by stringent social criteria, total traceability across the entire supply chain, and also by the ban on the use of poisonous chemicals that can severely damage the health of farmers and their families. These standards also free poor farmers from third world debt to chemical companies on the “pesticide treadmill”.