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Organic Cotton Ash Pants
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The Ash Pant is Jackalo's best-selling organic cotton twill jogger for kids — built for serious play and the whole school day. Made from durable, breathable organic cotton twill -- a natural fiber. These moto-inspired joggers have a relaxed fit, reinforced knees, and a soft elastic waistband that pulls on easily and holds up to whatever the day brings. We’ve added extra length in the leg to keep up with growth spurts—just cuff and uncuff as they grow. Why You’ll Love This: Made from rugged yet breathable non-toxic GOTS organic cotton twill Reinforced knees for long-lasting durability Soft elastic waistband with drawstring for all-day comfort Extra leg length designed to grow with your child Roomy, relaxed fit built for movement and adventure No PFAS or harmful chemicals—just clean, kid-friendly fabric Ethically made in India and designed to be handed down
Composition
Primary fiber: Cotton
| Part | Fibers |
|---|---|
| Body | 100% Cotton |
Synthetics present
None detected — no synthetic fibers anywhere in this garment.
This retailer doesn't publish a separate materials label, so we read the composition from their product description — a less reliable source, treated more cautiously. What we read: “The Ash Pant is Jackalo's best-selling organic cotton twill jogger for kids — built for serious play and the whole school day. Made from durable, breathable organic cotton twill -- a natural fiber. Why You’ll Love This: Made from rugged yet breathable non-toxic GOTS organic cotton twill Reinforced knees for long-lasting durability Soft elastic waistband with drawstring for all-day comfort Extra leg length designed to grow with your child Roomy, relaxed fit built for movement and adventure No PFA” — always confirm the full materials on the retailer's page.
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