One of the most ancient varieties of cotton in the world, West Indian Sea Island Cotton is also the most sought-after. It grows exclusively in the mild climates of Barbados and Jamaica and is produced in limited quantities-only about 130 bales are produced each year. Its unique characteristics set it apart from all other types of cotton: excellent resistance combined with a long staple (up to 40mm), fineness (2.8 micron aires) and the softness of cashmere, together with the shine and silky feel of silk.
Each kilogram of cotton is subject to stringent quality control by the WISICA organization after which it receives a certificate of authenticity.
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