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With fibres of 38 to 40 mm, almost 50% longer than standard cotton, Peruvian Pima gives finer yarns, softer fabrics, no pilling and a natural lustre that improves with wear. It is a scarce fibre, grown in few places in the world — in Peru, in the valleys of Piura, Lambayeque and Ica — and that is why many consider it the best cotton in the world. Programmes are now under way to recover and expand its planting, and traceable-origin brands like PIMA bring that growth straight to your garment.
