These extremely soft organic tees come from Australia. Made from 100% certified organic cotton, they are the product of a family business that is committed to sustainability, recycling, non-chemical alternatives and fairly trading. The knitting, stitching and dyeing processes are green from top to bottom. I love the way those kids look in their tops and denims. Simple cuts, bold messages. Go green parents, wear green kids!
Visit eco peko for more info http://ecopeko.com
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