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Sustainability is our core value

This means that we always consider the social and environmental impact of our important business decisions, and choose the most favorable option that we can.

We produce high quality linens that are good for people and the environment. It is our mission to educate the public on the ill-effects of conventional cotton growing, and help build the market for sustainable textile goods, within the community and the hospitality industry.


 

 

Press inquiries:
Please contact press@looporganic.com .


 


LOOP bedding, Cornell Univ Solar Decathlon 2009

our values are reflected in our products

Quality design
First and foremost, the quality of our products is crucial. We work with top product designers to develop modern, style-conscious products from high quality organic cotton fiber. Superior finishing and sewing not only ensures quality look and feel, but also durability.

Certified and approved
All LOOP products are certified organic by Skal. And LOOP
is proud to be a member of the Organic Trade Association and Co-Op America.

No harsh chemicals
All of the production processes are free from known carcinogens and heavy-metals. Chemical-free alternatives are used during the finishing process, for instance hydrogen peroxide is used for whitening in lieu of chlorine bleach.
Even the low-impact dyes which are used are certified organic.

Finished for softness
Many things go into making a fabric soft, not just the thread count. First we begin with high quality cotton fiber and yarn, which is then woven by highly experienced Indian weavers. Then in the final processes of finishing, the fabric is softened and preshrunk.


Made sweatshop-free
Production, whether done in the US or internationally, is always done responsibly in sweatshop-free environments abiding by fair trade guidelines.





LOOP in the press . . .

 

TheDecoratingDiva.com -"Eco-Friendly Bedding"
Mar 6, 09

TheDailyGreen.com -"Green & Gorgeous: Luxury Linens" by Olivia Zaleski
2009

California Home + Design Magazine - "8 Eco-Friendly Picks to Buy, Borrow or Seal"
Sept 2008

BestGreenHomeTips.com -"How to Choose Earth-Friendly Bedding"
Aug 28, 08

AmalaBeauty.blogspot.com - "Loopy for LOOP"
Aug 8, 08

Real Simple Magazine - "Going Green"
Mar 2008

TODAYshow.com, "Go all-natural in bed with organic linens" by Marisa Belger
Jan 21, 2008

'Cool Green Stuff' book by Dave Evans -
2007

Body & Soul - "Eco-linens"
Oct 2007

Natural Home & Garden Magazine
Oct 2007

TheDailyGreen.com -"Organic Sheets Now Available"
Aug 21, 2007

"The Lazy Environmentalist" book by Josh Dorfman
2007

Body & Soul - "A Green Dream Home" and "Get the Look"
June 2007

Town & Country - "Design Trends - Earth-Wise"
April 2007

The Boston Globe - Sleeping Booty, "Blue, brown and white sheets are just the beginning of what's new in green decor "
March 4, 2007

Natural Health Magazine - Vital Goods, "Soak up some energy"
Dec / Jan 2007

Green-Links.org - "The Price is Right at LOOP organic"
Dec / Jan 2007

FT Weekend, House & Home -"Decor that's good enough to eat"
Sept 2, 2006

WorldChanging.com - "Sustainable Luxury Myth"
May l0, 2006

Southern Hospitality Magazine
Jan 2006

HippyShopper.com
Jan 2006

Lazy Environmentalist Radio Show Interview
Jan 2006

Natural Home & Garden Magazine - "Resting Pose - Bedroom Makeover"
Nov / Dec 2005

Treehugger.com
Oct 2005

Green Living Magazine
Oct 2004

American Spa Magazine
May 2004


LOOP in model homes . . .

 

Silo House - Cornell University's entry to the Solar Decathlon 2009 Competition
Hosted by the Dept of Energy, public viewing and final competition on the National Mall in Washington DC.
Fall 2009, CUSD.Cornell.edu

Greenbelt - Brooklyn's First L.E.E.D. Green Residences
Wins multiple awards for design, energy efficiency, and sustainably-built.
Winter 2008, GreenBeltBrooklyn.com

Natural Home & Garden's Bedroom Makeover Competition
Won by Associates III, a top-ranking interior design firm by Andrew Martin, focused on green design.
Fall 2005, Natural Home & Garden Feature