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Wee Gallery prioritizes the use of organic cotton, sustainable FSC-certified wood, and soy-based inks. Many of their manufacturing partners are GOTS-certified, and they follow ethical production standards to minimize environmental impact and ensure product safety.

Wee Gallery was founded by parents Surya and Dave, who discovered that visual stimulation through high-contrast, simple designs plays a critical role in early child development. Inspired by their son’s learning journey, they created a line of sustainable, beautifully crafted educational toys and have expanded it as their children grew.

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. At the heart of our LOQ Impact Dyes is a commitment to doing more with less. Traditional dyeing drowns fabrics in excess chemicals and water; we flip the script. Applying dyes only to finished garments eliminates the waste of pre-dyed fabric rolls that may never be used. Combined with heavy-metal-free, mordant-free formulas, this method protects workers, wearers, and waterways. It’s not just dye; it's a commitment to reduce pollution and conserve water.