For parents who read labels

You read the label on their food. Have you read the one on their clothes?

Most kids’ clothes are polyester — a plastic fiber that sits against their skin all day. Ours are made from one fabric only: GOTS-certified organic cotton.

GOTS-certified organic cotton
Ages 2–6
Easy 60-day returns
Girl twirling in the yellow Sorrento puff-sleeve organic cotton dress
The Sorrento dress 100% organic cotton · $65
Flip the tag

This is the tag that started Mom & Zoey.

It was sewn into one of Zoey’s dresses. I couldn’t pronounce half of it — one finish I literally had to Google. So I started over, with one fabric and nothing I’d think twice about putting on her skin.

A typical kids’ dress
62% Polyester
33% Viscose
5% Elastane

Wrinkle-resistant finish
Soil-release treatment

Machine wash cold · Tumble dry low
Highlighted: synthetic fibers and added finishes.
The Sorrento dress
100% Organic Cotton
GOTS certified

Corozo buttons, from plant seeds
No polyester blends
No mystery finishes

Ages 2–6 · Machine wash cold
One fiber. Nothing to Google.

Check any label in five seconds: find the fiber line. Polyester, acrylic, nylon or elastane in any amount means that part is synthetic.

Why GOTS

Stop guessing what washes out. Start with what went in.

Parents online debate soaking new clothes overnight to get the smell out. GOTS looks at the whole process instead — long before the clothes reach your home.

01
The fiber
Certified organic cotton, traced from the field to the finished garment.
02
The dyes
Only dyes and inputs that meet the GOTS criteria can be used.
03
The finishing
Processing and finishing are held to the same standard as the fiber.
04
Independent checks
Third-party certifiers inspect each step — not just the brand’s word.
Close-up of the Sorrento dress puff sleeve with lace-trimmed cuff Back of the Sorrento dress showing corozo buttons and a hand-tied bow
Clothes made to be handed down

The inside matters as much as the outside.

Corozo buttonsMade from plant seeds, with a natural grain. We waited three months for them.
Lace-trimmed cuffsThe small finishing touch that makes a dress feel timeless, not trendy.
Hand-tied bowSewn to stay, wash after wash.
Organic cotton liningThe part most parents never see, made from the same fabric.

“When these clothes are handed down to another child, I want even the tiniest details to last.”

Everyday pieces, no polyester

Start with one piece.

Build their wardrobe: $20 off at $125 · $30 off at $150

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“I’d rather have someone checking how her clothes are made than keep guessing after they’re home.”

Aman · Founder, and Zoey’s mom
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Before you order

How do I read a clothing label?

Find the fiber content line. If it lists polyester, acrylic, nylon or elastane in any amount, that part of the garment is synthetic. Ours says one thing: 100% organic cotton.

Does organic cotton feel different?

It breathes instead of trapping heat, and it gets softer with washing. Gentle on sensitive skin, and made to last long enough to hand down.

What sizes do you carry?

Ages 2–3, 3–4, 4–5 and 5–6. Each product page has a size guide with garment measurements.

What if it doesn’t fit?

You have 60 days to return or exchange it. Kids grow fast — we know.

How much is shipping?

Free on US orders over $75.