This is a good sign. Good looking, organic linens from West Elm that are indistinguishable from "conventional" towels, sheets, and throws. Good colors, and relatively affordable -- though there's no feigning originality with a source this widely distributed. A few of our favorites after the jump...
AT readers who've used this product: let us know what you think, and if West Elm reveals any more about the source of the organic cotton.
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It is a good sign but I wonder about the source of the organic cotton. Target offered organic sheets/towels for a while as well but they came from India/Turkey and I was concerned about the labor practices used. The sheets in the end were less than $40 a set, suspiciously cheap.
I can't decide if it's a good thing or a bad thing that buying bedding has become not only a design decision but an ethical wrestling match as well.