Start at the fibre
Organic cotton is grown under an organic agricultural standard. After harvest the fibre is ginned, spun into yarn, knitted or woven, then finished, dyed and sewn into clothing. The fibre description tells you about the cotton. Check the relevant textile standard and its scope for details about later stages.
Read the whole garment specification
A fabric described as 80% organic cotton and 20% recycled polyester is a blend. A cuff, zip, lining or drawcord can use a different material. Keep the main fabric and any separately specified components distinct in product descriptions.
Organic in conversion
In-conversion cotton comes from farms transitioning to organic production under the applicable standard. If that distinction matters to a tender or product claim, check documentation against the exact style, colour and batch.
How to shop the range
Start with the garment type, then compare the composition, GSM, fit and colour notes on the product pages. Try a sample in your intended shade before placing a wholesale order.