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Sea Island fibres are cultivated exclusively on the British West Indies islands in the Caribbean where the climatic conditions are ideal for their growth. The seed of Gossypium Barbadense is a strain that is clearly different from all other types of cotton. It produces the longest fibres in the world with pile lenghts of more than 50 mm.
The West Indian Sea Island Cotton Association (WISICA) inspects and certifies every kilogram of locally produced cotton.
