Flattering wide leg, loose fit trouser by Spanish brand, Ecoalf. The 'Moss' trouser is made with a seersucker cotton made from 70% Organic Cotton / 30% Recycled Cotton. They have an elasticated waist, slightly cropped leg making these easy to wear trousers a great wardrobe staple which can be worn for day comfort or dressed up on an evening.
Organic cotton cultivation avoids using pesticides and fertilisers that are potentially harmful to health and the environment, as well as staying away from genetically modified seeds, striving to curb biodiversity loss.
Using recycled cotton leads to significant savings in water consumption and CO2 emissions, not to mention giving textile waste a new lease of life. In doing so, we avoid using virgin cotton, reducing the pressure on natural materials. It also does not require the use of pesticides and fertilisers, thereby avoiding soil and water contamination, and does not require further cultivation, thereby preserving biodiversity and avoiding deforestation.
Why choose organic cotton?
Regular cotton is a very pesticide-intensive crop but organic fibres are grown without the use of harmful pesticides or genetically modified organisms so promote a healthier environment for wildlife, animals and people. Social conditions are higher in organic textile factories so this cotton production can help farmers find a way out of poverty. Organic textiles don't contain allergenic, carcinogenic or toxic chemicals and as a result are a natural, renewable and biodegradable fibre. In addition, less water is the manufacturing process.
About the brand
Established in 2009 by Javier Goyeneche, ECOALF focuses on using recycled and reclaimed materials to create high-quality clothing, footwear, and accessories. They became the first fashion company from Spain to receive a certificate as a B Corporation. The B - CORP certificate identifies that the company meets the highest standard of verified social and environmental performance, public transparency, and legal accountability to balance profit and the purpose the company was built for.
