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Not Basics
Not Basics sells organic cotton clothing built around simple everyday pieces, with leggings, bodysuits, t-shirts and sweatshirts as its core lines. Its catalogue leans on neutral colours and easy silhouettes, so it suits anyone wanting wardrobe staples rather than statement pieces.
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Where the organic cotton matters
The brand's main fabric is organic cotton, which its site says is OCS certified. The Organic Content Standard is a voluntary chain-of-custody standard, so it tracks organically grown material from the farm through to the finished product. If fibre origin is important to you, this is the detail worth checking against your priorities.
Choosing between the main categories
Leggings, wrap and flared styles sit alongside long-sleeve bodysuits and crew or V-neck tops, so the range is easy to build a capsule around. Bodysuits and tops suit layering under knitwear, while the sweatshirts and quarter-zip styles work better as outer layers. Pick by how you plan to wear the piece, not just by colour.
Understanding the sourcing
Some underwear is made from deadstock fabric, meaning fabric that was overproduced or left unused, and a few styles include a small share of recycled polyester. The site presents these as ways to reduce waste rather than complete solutions, so it is reasonable to read them as partial measures.
Deciding whether it fits your wardrobe
The brand's own reviews praise the fit and feel of its basics, but these are the company's published customer comments rather than independent testing. Many of the range's ratings come from a substantial number of reviews, so the feedback is worth reading alongside the size guidance on each product page before buying several colours.
Questions about Not Basics
Are there any Not Basics discount codes?
We don't currently list a confirmed discount code. That doesn't mean the store has no promotions; check its website for current prices.
Are Not Basics clothes made from organic cotton?
The site says its main fabric is organic cotton and that it is OCS certified, meaning the standard tracks organically grown material through to the finished product.
Does Not Basics use recycled materials?
Some styles use a small percentage of recycled polyester, and underwear is made using deadstock fabrics, according to the brand's own materials information.
Who handles my order?
You complete your purchase with the retailer. For order changes, delivery questions or a refund, contact the seller shown on your order confirmation. Vouchernaut publishes shopping guides and offers; we don't process your purchase.
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