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Guides and stories on natural fabrics, dyeing and slow fashion.
June 29, 2026
How to store your natural fabrics
Natural fabrics such as cotton, linen, silk, and wool can last for many years when you store them in the right environment. With proper storage, you preserve their beauty and quality for years to come
Read articleJune 1, 2026
What is a rebozo? Uses and benefits of the rebozo
Pregnancy and childbirth bring many changes to a woman’s body. Finding natural and gentle ways to stay comfortable during this time is important. Over time, rebozo techniques have become a popular cho
Read articleJune 1, 2026
Care instructions for linen
Linen is one of the oldest textiles in the world. It is breathable, durable, and gets better with age. Linen fabric is made from the flax plant. The fabric is naturally antibacterial, moisture-wicking
Read articleMay 29, 2026
Care instructions for organic cotton
Organic cotton is grown using less water, and it does not use synthetic pesticides, fertilizers, or genetically modified seeds. It is a more sustainable and responsible alternative to conventional cot
Read articleMay 4, 2026
Group order in the UK
The demand for natural fabrics and products is growing rapidly across the UK. Many natural dyers, printers, slow fashion brands, creators, and individuals are looking for high-quality textiles made fr
Read articleFebruary 9, 2026
Benefits of joining Green Tailor’s USA group order
Group orders significantly lower shipping and logistics expenses. All orders are shipped together in one bulk shipment from India to the USA, and all goods are shipped inclusive of tariffs and taxes,
Read articleDecember 19, 2025
Why undyed natural fabrics are the best choice for skin
Our skin comes into contact with clothing every single day, so the type of fabric we choose matters more than we often realize. Choosing fabrics that are gentle and free from harsh chemicals can make
Read articleDecember 9, 2025
Clothing price guide: How labor, materials & branding affect cost (PART 2)
Many factors come into play that determine a clothing price: where it was stitched, who made it, whether the factory meets proper standards, and how the brand positions itself. Sometimes, a high price
Read articleNovember 28, 2025
Textile production cost: natural vs. synthetic fabrics (Part 1)
When you go shopping, you usually select a garment based on its trend, style, color, price, or how well it suits your personal taste. But beyond each garment, there are different types of fibers and t
Read articleNovember 21, 2025
The science behind the breathable fabrics
The clothes we choose every day have a bigger impact on our comfort than we often realize. Some leave you feeling light and refreshed from morning to night, while others leave you feeling warm, sweaty
Read articleNovember 14, 2025
Truth of microplastics in synthetic fabrics: Causes & solutions
When you think of pollution, plastic bottles, plastic bags, or plastic packaging are what usually come to mind. However, there is one massive pollution contributor that is rarely taken into considerat
Read articleNovember 5, 2025
How to take care of your natural fabrics
Natural fabrics like cotton, linen, silk, and wool have been loved for centuries for their properties. They are renewable materials that come from plants and animals. When cared for properly, they can
Read articleOctober 29, 2025
How to read textile labels: A detailed guide
You have all been there, standing in front of the washing machine, holding a delicate garment and wondering, “Can I wash this in hot water? Will it shrink? Does this size really fit me?” It’s rare to
Read articleOctober 16, 2025
Difference between woven and knitted fabric
Fabrics are everywhere and are an essential part of our daily lives. They have come from various sources, such as natural fabrics (cotton, linen, silk, and wool) and synthetic fabrics (polyester, nylo
Read articleOctober 8, 2025
Why India is the best choice for handcrafted fabrics
India’s textile heritage is as rich as its culture. As the world’s largest producer of handlooms, the country is home to a rich tradition of weaving, dyeing, crafting, printing, and much more.
Read articleSeptember 30, 2025
Ahimsa silk explained: A natural and cruelty-free way to make silk
Ahimsa silk is also known as wild silk or peace silk because the cocoons are boiled after the moths emerge. It is completely different from regular silk because it is produced without harming the silk
Read articleSeptember 19, 2025
What is kala cotton? An indigenous cotton from the Kutch
Kala cotton originated thousands of years ago; its cultivation in the Indian subcontinent dates back to at least 3,000 to 5,000 years ago, during the time of the Harappan and Indus Valley Civilization
Read articleSeptember 8, 2025
RFD (ready for dyeing) fabrics: Understanding what it means
If you’re new to the textile industry, it’s essential to understand the term RFD (ready for dyeing) fabrics. Many beginners or buyers may encounter this term without fully grasping its meaning. For pr
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