Beach towels made from organic cotton, committed to conserve the coastal areas

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Cottesea makes beach towels and tote bags from organic or recycled cotton, in its factory in the Rhone Alpes region; on each accessory sold, a percentage is donated to the Surfrider Europe Foundation, who works to protect oceans and coasts.

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Organic cotton is grown in Greece and Turkey, the threads are dyed in France, with the exception of those from recycled cotton that are not dyed and come from a mix of stuffing from clothing manufacturing waste and 20% dyed polyester made in Spain. Inner labels are from organic cotton and packaging is made of recycled paper.

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Everything is made in France, in a jacquard weaving factory, member of the Alter-Tex(**) Textile organization, who is labelled of French origin and "France terre textile" guaranteed. The beach towels is Oekotex, GOTS (Global Organic Textile Standard) and GRS (Global Recycled Standard) certified.  

(*) Created in 1990 by a group of surfers who wanted to preserve their sports, the Surfrider Europe Foundation is a non-profit organisation whose purpose is to protect and showcase the importance of lakes, rivers, the ocean, waves and coastlines. It currently has over 13,000 members and is active across 9 countries through its volunteer-run branches. It has several areas of expertise: marine litter, water quality and public health, coastal management and climate change. 

(**) Alter-Tex Textile is the first network of French and European companies committed to an eco-friendly, ethical and united textile.

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Friday 26 June 2020, 05:55