Introducing our handmade natural organic cotton bloomers, inspired by the Victorian and Edwardian era, and perfect for those who appreciate vintage-inspired women's lingerie. This one-of-a-kind piece is meticulously crafted with attention to detail, replicating the original Victorian design.

Made from 100% organic natural cotton, these bloomers offer the ultimate comfort for a good night's sleep. The soft and cool cotton fabric is not only beautiful but also eco-friendly. With cute pockets adorned with bow details and ruffled edges, these bloomers exude charm and femininity.

We take pride in using G.O.T.S certified 100% organic cotton, ensuring that our products are made with the highest ethical standards. The elastic waistband provides a comfortable and adjustable fit. Plus, these bloomers are machine washable for easy care.

By choosing our bloomers, you're not only treating yourself to a luxurious and eco-friendly garment but also supporting ethical fashion. Our commitment to being eco-friendly and free from harmful chemicals makes this lingerie a perfect gift idea for any woman who values sustainability.

Please refer to the clothes size chart in the photos to ensure you select the right size. Hurry, as stock is limited! Get yours while they last and experience the beauty and comfort of our handmade organic cotton bloomers.


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WHAT DOES CERTIFIED ORGANIC MEAN? GLOBAL ORGANIC TEXTILE STANDARDS - G.O.T.S

This means the cotton has been farmed without toxic chemicals, pesticides and fertilisers and never with genetically modified seeds.

Instead soil is conditioned though crop rotation. Weeds are controlled by physical removal rather than chemical treatment. Insects are controlled by encouraging beneficial insects with companion planting and in turn pests are preyed upon by these benefiORcial predators.

Why Organic?

Conventional (non-organic) cotton is one of the most highly chemical intensive crops on earth. By comparison conventional cotton covers 3% of the earths arable land, yet in production it uses 10% of the world’s agricultural chemicals and 25% of all insecticides.

In time pests build up a resistance to the chemicals used against them, so higher volumes of these toxic treatments need to be used and new pesticides are constantly being developed.

Contamination from these dangerous chemicals enters local waterways, destroying the natural environment, eco-systems and harming animals. In addition to the environmental factors, food and water supplies can also be contaminated from runoff which can ultimately cause disease, mental illness, sickness and birth defects in local communities.