style
Combining earth-friendly materials and sweatshop-free manufacturing with bold graphics, bright colors and hip yet simple designs, Po offers a unique mix of style and sustainability.

Collections
B•babies — Po’s signature collection features natural colored baby bodysuits, tees, varsity tees and blankets with a unique selection of high quality photo images inspired by nature and the great outdoors. Designed to mix-and-match with the vibrant Happy Wear collection

Happy Wear   — includes mix-and-match bodysuits, yoga pants and adorable accessories in an assortment of vibrant colors.

EarthLine — offers hip seasonal styles and colors, woven cotton and other new sustainable materials.


sustainability
In today’s global economy, we believe that the best way to uphold our commitment to sustainability and social responsibility is by supporting and promoting small-scale manufacturers and organic farmers across the globe.

Materials
Our clothes are made from handpicked and ring spun cotton, which is grown by an organic farming community that has been growing organic cotton in Northern India for centuries.

They are embellished with nickel-free snaps and low impact chemical dyes, which means they don't contain heavy metals so they have a very low environmental impact and are safer for people with allergies and sensitivities.

We also strive to use recycled and/or reusable materials in our packaging.

Manufacturing
Our clothes are made in a beautiful, clean, light-filled factory located in a picturesque coastal town in southern India. They’re sewn by a team of highly skilled workers from the local community who work decent hours for very fair living wages. With an organic garden just starting to take root outside, the atmosphere is as far from a sweatshop as you can imagine.

Believing that kids should be in school and on the playground, not at work, our manufacture doesn't employ anyone under 18 and actively supports the local elementary school. The owners just purchased several acres of farmland which will be developed as an organic farm where the factory workers will be able to grow crops and take what they need for their families.