Cotton Incorporated’s consumer website, thefabricofourlives.com, is a great resource for any bride-to-be.
The section entitled “Say ‘I Do’ to Cotton” showcases the work of designer Chris Kole, founder of The Cotton Bride collection. Kole feels so strongly about using natural cotton fiber that he created a magnificent line of all-cotton wedding gowns.
According to Kole, the versatility of cotton creates infinite eco-friendly possibilities when it comes to design, while also allowing the bride to stay comfortable and fashionable.
Cotton offers some of the lightest, softest, most luxurious fabrics and The Cotton Bride designs come in every shade from ivory to the purest white.
Kole’s cotton creations have been featured on programs such as “Good Morning America” and in the publications Modern Bride and The Knot. Chris Kole’s Web site, www.thecottonbride.com, is home to images of the full collection and provides a list of retailers that carry the line.

The EFS System was developed by Cotton Incorporated to help mills more efficiently process cotton fiber so they would ultimately use more cotton. And to that end, the EFS System has become a brand name recognized around the world for mill fiber management.
Having designed EFS specifically for textile mills, Cotton Incorporated decided there was an emerging opportunity to work with other segments of the industry, such as merchants and warehouses, to improve their management decisions and overall efficiency.
Cotton Incorporated recently began working with merchants and warehouse operators to better understand their specific segments of the industry. From that work, Cotton Incorporated developed and now is introducing Cotton Management System (CMS) software programs. Cotton Expedite, the first package of the software, provides a complete solution for contract management and logistics control for merchants and cooperatives. The CMS software is also designed to be implemented very easily into a company’s current operation.