Organic Design Saves 1,000 Tons of CO₂ with Eco Apparel

Over the past year, Organic Design has achieved a major sustainability milestone by selling over 10,000 pieces of organic clothing, successfully preventing an estimated 1,000 tons of carbon dioxide (CO₂) emissions.

This accomplishment reflects the brand’s continued commitment to sustainable fashion and environmentally responsible business practices.

Sajal Chandra Debnath, a representative of Organic Design, stated, “Sustainability is at the core of everything we do. From sourcing organic materials to using recycled packaging, we are committed to reducing our environmental footprint and inspiring positive change in the fashion industry.”

By choosing organic fabrics and avoiding harmful chemicals, Organic Design ensures that each garment contributes to a cleaner, greener future. The use of recycled poly mailers for packaging also reflects the brand’s circular economy approach—minimizing waste and maximizing environmental impact.

“This achievement not only represents a significant CO₂ savings, but also demonstrates that consumers are increasingly willing to support brands that prioritize the planet,” added Debnath.

Looking forward, Organic Design plans to expand its sustainable offerings, introduce garment recycling initiatives, and continue innovating in eco-conscious design to further contribute to global climate action.