With Tom&Jenny we want to make high-quality, sustainably and fairly produced baby bodysuits the no-alternative standard for all. In doing so, we are fair to our partners, act in an environmentally friendly way and support people who do not have the same means and opportunities as we do.

All our products are GOTS certified. GOTS (Global Organic Textile Standards) certification recognizes natural textiles whose standards stand for strict ecological criteria along the entire production chain.

We do not use plastic at all in our packaging.

The cotton from which our Tom&Jenny baby bodies are made is grown biodynamically in Egypt through our production partner SEKEM. Since 1977, the multi-award winning producer has been growing the finest organic cotton in Egypt according to bio, fairtrade and sustainable standards and further processing it into textiles directly on site in their own factories. Organic cotton farming still accounts for a much smaller share of the market compared to conventional and environmentally damaging cotton farming - only a small percentage of farmland is "organic." Organic means that the use of pesticides is dispensed with in the cultivation of the excellent goods.

Fine Egyptian cotton is long staple and is characterized by its particularly long fibers. This allows very thin and fine threads to be spun: A 100 meter long thread of Egyptian cotton weighs just one gram. Only Egyptian cotton is originally allowed to bear the suffix "Mako".

SEKEM was one of the first initiatives to begin growing and processing organic cotton in Africa. In 1990, SEKEM founder Dr. Ibrahim Abouleish and a team of researchers were able to prove the efficiency and high yield rate of the alternative and sustainable cultivation method. This even prompted the Egyptian government to change the law and abandon the previously common practice of spraying chemical pesticides on cotton fields by airplane. This measure has reduced the overall use of pesticides in Egypt by nearly 90 percent.

For more than 40 years, SEKEM has been committed to producing, processing and marketing organic and biodynamic food and textiles in Egypt, the Arab world and international markets. In 1977, Dr. Ibrahim Abouleish bought a plot of land in the desert and reclaimed it using biodynamic farming methods. Today, the SEKEM Initiative has reclaimed more than 680 hectares of desert land for sustainable agriculture. SEKEM helps farmers switch to bio cotton farming and works to ensure that farmers receive fair prices for their produce.

In addition to the best organic and processed quality, SEKEM has managed to build an impressive humanitarian system. For example, SEKEM creates fair working conditions and offers employees accommodation and extensive training opportunities and also supports employees' relatives with kindergartens, schools and medical care.

The quality of our baby bodysuits is very high - even used, it would be a waste if the goods were simply thrown away. So we've thought of something for reuse. When your little ones have outgrown their baby bodysuits, we offer to send them back to us free of charge so that we can donate them to the Malteser Werke after washing and sorting. For over 30 years, Malteser Werke has been active in the field of refugee aid in Germany at more than 50 locations - caring for around 15,000 people every day. With our partnership, we at Tom&Jenny want to support families to whom we can give a special joy in their situation with our high-quality products.