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This brand is commited to sustainability, starting with its OEKO-TEX® certified cotton, ensuring that all materials are tested for harmful substances and safe for skin and the planet. Their towels are loomed by skilled Turkish artisans and they donate 1% of every sale to environmental causes.

• OEKO-TEX® Standard 100

Feshka was born from a family’s dream to blend heritage craftsmanship with modern functionality. Inspired by the rich textile traditions of Turkey, the founders set out to create products that feel as good as they look. Starting with small pop-ups and growing through community love and intentional design, Feshka has become a symbol of relaxed luxury and heartfelt quality. Their towels tell a story of tradition, purpose, and soft everyday rituals.

Family-owned businesses can offer a more personal experience, with a story about how the company was formed, and quick customer support.

Organic labels in fashion items refer to how the fabric has been produced.

Organic clothing is made from natural fibers. Natural fibers derive from plants, are biodegradable and renewable.

Any plant's growth relies on different farming processes and supplies such as seeds and nutrition. Organic plants are grown without the use of certain pesticides, herbicides, synthetic fertilizers and are not genetically modified (GMOs). This is a low impact process that utilizes less water compared to conventional farms.

The OCS 100 is a globally recognized standard that certifies the organic content of textiles and other products. This certificate applies to any non-food product containing between 95 to 100 percent of organic material. This product comes from a brand that’s part of the 1% for the Planet global movement — a network of businesses committed to donating 1% of annual revenue to environmental causes.

By choosing this item, you’re supporting a company that goes beyond promises. It’s part of a verified collective giving back to the planet through real, measurable action — because sustainability includes how we profit, not just what we produce.