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eco : concerned with living things in relation to their environment
peko : Ancient god of crops. The protector of the fields. 
As a mum of 2 little greenie’s, I am inspired by my children and our environment to produce a range of clothing that both my babies can wear, is kind on their skin and the environment and I think they look great in.
A few of the other things that influence me are the things that I love about my life.
I love my extended family.
I love growing vegies
I love being involved.
I love it when my kids help each other.
I love chooks, trees and my backyard…….
eco peko is for kids that care about their planet.
eco peko is for families who look to simplify their lives, that build communities and grow their own vegies
eco peko is an organic clothing label for little greenies. All of our pieces are of high quality (made for hand me downs), unisex and extremely soft.
This earth friendly fashion range is made from 100% Certified organic cotton or bamboo, has a super high thread count (really soft stuff) and the knitting, stitching & dyeing processes are green from top to bottom. Making it a label every kiddie can get behind.
THE GREEN GOODS…
Our cotton clothing is made from 100% Control Union (formally SKAL) certified, organic cotton, the purest and most natural cotton available.
We use natural and organic materials wherever possible, even down to labeling.
Our dyeing processes are eco-friendly, using low impact, AZO free and heavy metal free dyeing.
Our manufacture production meets standards for processing using organic methods and fairly trading and holds GOTS certification
eco peko is a proud member of 1% for the Planet and donates to local environmental groups.
eco peko is an Australian family business that is committed to sustainability, recycling, non-chemical alternatives and fairly trading. We welcome feedback and thankyou for your interest.
“If we want to move towards a low-polluting, sustainable society, we need to get consumers to think about their purchases.”
David Suzuki
