***This is a sponsored post, I was gifted this items.***
I’ve blogged about them before (both here and here), but Organic Basics is one of my absolute favourite sustainable clothing brands. So I am thrilled to be working with them and helping promote their products.
Organic Basics is a Copenhagen based clothing company aiming at making better fabrics, practices, and longer lasting underwear, t-shirts and socks, and means continuously improving their standards; both in terms of workers’ rights, clothing sustainability, and packaging. I also love their focus on making products that last longer and need washing less often. (Check out how cool their SilverTech initiative is.)
I was a customer before working with Organic Basics, and I can attest that the quality of the clothing is amazing. At the moment, nearly all of my underclothing comes from them. I love their triangle bras (€40) and their bikini briefs (€33). That was what I purchased from them prior to collaborating together.
But now I’ve also tried some of their activewear: the muscle tank (€63) is one of the comfiest tops I own, and the invisible tank top (€36) is so chic that I actually am wearing it as a top in some of the photos below. But my favourite purchase from them so far has been the leggings and sports bra set. (€111) It’s the comfiest activewear that I’ve ever put on my body. It fits like a glove, without ever feeling tight and it’s so deliciously soft. I wear it around the house constantly.
Buying from brands that I believe in is one way that I’ve been trying to lower my environmental impact. I’ve been blogging a lot about that over the past two years, and reducing plastic usage, eating local when possible, reducing consumption and food waste, using vegan and vegetarian alternatives to meat and diary to reduce your carbon foot print, and escaping the claws of fast-fashion has become a passion of mine.
They’ve given me a discount for €15 for my readers. Just use the discount code ‘AMANOB3’ on check out.
Have you tried any Organic Basics products yet? Do you think you’d be likely to?
