Peruvian Pima Cotton
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Valley Premium Pima Cotton PajamaAs low as $159.00
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My Love Cotton SweaterAs low as $159.00 Regular Price $245.00
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Ana Pima Cotton SweaterAs low as $69.00 Regular Price $119.00
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Siena Premium Pima Cotton PajamaAs low as $129.00
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Draped Pima Cotton TopAs low as $69.00 Regular Price $85.00
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Francis Cotton TopAs low as $79.00 Regular Price $99.00
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Pleats Cotton BlouseAs low as $99.00 Regular Price $129.00
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Pavia Cotton BlouseAs low as $95.00 Regular Price $119.00
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Planet Cotton T-ShirtAs low as $49.00 Regular Price $75.00
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Selflove Cotton T-ShirtAs low as $49.00 Regular Price $75.00
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Mara Pima Cotton ShirtAs low as $99.00 Regular Price $139.00
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Sky Organic Cotton CapeAs low as $139.00 Regular Price $229.00
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Nina Organic Cotton TankAs low as $60.00
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Emily Premium Pima Cotton PajamaAs low as $155.00
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Alpaka Pima Cotton T-shirt unisexAs low as $49.00 Regular Price $59.00
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Male Pima Cotton SweaterAs low as $59.00 Regular Price $169.00
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Dali Organic Cotton TopAs low as $99.00 Regular Price $139.00
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Cairo 100% Organic Cotton CapeAs low as $129.00 Regular Price $449.00
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Ani Cotton TopAs low as $69.00 Regular Price $85.00
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Simona Cotton JacketAs low as $79.00 Regular Price $245.00
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Catalina Cotton TopAs low as $119.00 Regular Price $149.00
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Camina Cotton T-ShirtAs low as $49.00 Regular Price $75.00
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Slub Organic Cotton TunicAs low as $59.00 Regular Price $85.00
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Emma Premium Pima Cotton PajamaAs low as $149.00
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Alpaka Pima Cotton T-shirt unisexAs low as $49.00 Regular Price $59.00
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Mara Cotton SweaterAs low as $39.00 Regular Price $95.00
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Agustina Cotton Midi Asymmetrical SkirtAs low as $115.00
While all cotton fibers possess notable softness and fluffiness, not all kinds of cotton are created equal. Peruvian Pima cotton is a luxurious natural fiber, highly valued in the global market, and held above all others in quality.
To Peruvians, the fiber was known as “gamuza,” which is Spanish for “suede.” Archaeologists have found Pima cotton fragments in Peru that date as far back as 3100 B.C. The Incas also cultivated and wove Pima cotton to great effect in both practical and artistic pursuits.
Most commercial cotton is harvested by machines, but these machines often lead to scratchy impurities, disturbing the fiber’s smoothness and creating an unattractive yellow cast. Peruvian Pima cotton is picked entirely by hand, which leads to fewer imperfections and a smoother finish. Handpicking also results in a pure white shade that takes beautifully to dyes. Harvesting by hand is also more environmentally friendly.
Pima cotton clothing feels luxurious on the skin while remaining light and breathable. It comes in a wide array of vibrant colors and is a versatile, long-lasting closet staple.