unique children's clothing, sustainably made, using organic cotton & low impact dyes

Mini Emera Dress

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If you are looking for great design, that also mirrors your values, is ethically produced, with respect to the environment – then look no further. Featuring two signature seasonal prints combined into one comfortable fun dress that is perfect for school, parties and everything in between. The Emera Dress has a comfortable and relaxed fit, a tie style detail on the front and of course pockets - because we all know how much kids love pockets!
95% organic cotton, 5% elastane
Machine wash cold, tumble dry
Made in India

better for the planet

fair business practices we partner with sustainable apparel factories that share our vision of a better world for all.

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sustainable processes

organic & recycled materials our entire girls line is made with organic cotton and our boys line is comprised of items made of organic cotton , or a mix of organic cotton and recycled or upcycled polyester.

recycled packaging

certified

low impact dyes

better for the people

transparency we believe in your right to know exactly what your children’s clothes are made of, how they’re produced and where your money goes when you buy them.

giving back
buy better.
do better. we contribute to additional initiatives, including our Camden Street School mentorship program and our Clothes for Cure initiative where every art & eden garment sold helps nourish an under-resourced child.

employees

we ensure that everyone of our team members receives fair wages and working conditions that they enjoy.

price

Certified affordable ethical children’s clothing

we keep prices affordable without sacrificing quality and originality

supporting artists

we commission artists from all around the world to bring you unique and artful prints

better for the children
who wear our clothes

View & download the art & eden 2017 report here

your little ones may eat organic, but do they wear organic? we may not “digest” clothes the way that we do food, but would you want chemicals in our children’s clothing and on their skin?

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