In a sea of fast fashion, finding timeless, ethically sourced clothing isn’t always so easy. At Fair Indigo, wearing premium Pima cotton men’s and women’s clothing is such a breeze. With tees and leggings that last year after year, not months, Peruvian organic Pima cotton materials feel absolutely amazing with just the right amount of stretch.
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Women’s Organic Clothing
Simple essentials that feel comfortable, stylish, and anything but basic - don’t miss Fair Indigo’s options for women’s organic clothing. From a gentle, beautiful scoop neck tee all the way to a polo dress, these timeless classics for women are set with beautiful colors and hold their shape for years to come—sustainable clothing, perfect for the office or a night out.
Organic Cotton Joggers
Choosing the perfect joggers the first time, not the 10th time, is always a great feeling. With a hint of spandex that prevents bagging at the knees and 97% organic Pima cotton, Fair Indigo organic cotton joggers check all the boxes for a chill day in with the family or a comfy night out. These joggers last crazy long because they house the best 0.05% cotton you can throw in your closet.
Organic Cotton V-Neck T-Shirts
A v-neck that doesn’t reach all the way down your chest? Perfect! Fair Indigo makes organic cotton v-neck shirts that have a modern fit while being super soft. Walking around knowing what you’re wearing is not just comfortable but sustainable makes every day better. These V-necks, like all Fair Indigo clothing, use super high-quality true colors that keep the wardrobe light to reduce indecision and get you on your day.
100% Organic Cotton Polo Shirt
When you’re ready to switch it up with a new polo, the 100% organic Pima cotton interlock polo from Fair Indigo is pre-washed at the fabric stage, not at the garment stage, making pilling and shrinking a thing of the past. I hate when a polo I love does the thing where the collar flips after repeated washes, luckily with Fair Indigo, they’ve eliminated that frustration. Phew!
Originally written by Riley Blackwell on 8/18/23 and updated with new information by Miranda Martin on 9/7/23, 9/18/23, and 10/30/23, and by Se Jeong Bae on 1/18/24.