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Grown in the Piura river valleys of northern Peru, Pima cotton produces fibres of exceptional length — a direct result of extreme sunlight and low humidity. Fibre length determines softness, durability, and lustre.
Pima fibres measure 38–40mm in length — nearly 50% longer than standard cotton. Length directly determines softness, strength, and the ability to produce fine, smooth yarns.
Grown in the Piura and Ica valleys of coastal Peru, where extreme sunlight and low humidity create irreplaceable growing conditions. This geography cannot be replicated.
Longer fibres twist into tighter yarns, producing a surface that resists pilling — even after hundreds of washes. The fabric improves with age.
The length and fineness of Pima fibres creates a natural sheen absent in shorter staple cottons — without chemical treatment of any kind.
The Piura region sits at 5°S latitude, where the Andean desert meets the Pacific coast. Virtually no rainfall — irrigation fed by glacial rivers, near-constant sunlight. These extreme conditions stress the cotton plant into producing fibres of exceptional length and density.
Pima cotton harvest · Peru
The same extra-long fibre, made into a garment: 100% Pima jersey, 180 GSM, in four colours. Traceable from harvest to your wardrobe.
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