In today’s article, I’m sharing my detailed and honest review of Pact Organic clothing and sheets after testing their products for four years. Pact makes 100% organic cotton clothes, including baby clothing, sleepwear, bedding, bath textiles and loungewear. I can confidently recommend their clothing and underwear, but I would say pass on Pact sheets.

I made my first Pact clothing purchase back in 2019 and I did NOT enjoy my first experience as a customer. There were two reasons I wasn’t a fan. 1) Their designs were limited to basics while I was looking for more stylish pieces. 2) Shipping was embarrassingly slow. I must have received my order almost a month after I made my purchase.

A lot has changed since then, so I’m sharing my updated review of Pact clothing.

Pact now has a wider variety of clothing styles, but much of their focus is still on basics.

If you’re looking for trendy, stylish eco fashion there are plenty of clothing brands making just that out there, but they’re naturally more expensive.

Pact Bedsheets: yay or nay

I’ve tried a dozen organic sheets by now and I would pass on Pact’s organic sheets. I’ve been using Pact organic cotton sheets on and off for the past year, and the quality is adequate but not impressive. As someone who has tested a wide variety of organic sheets the Pact sheets aren’t as soft and luxurious as some of the other brands I’ve tried.

Pact Leggings

These are soft and decent, but not my favorite organic leggings. I would go for high performance activewear from smaller brands if you want top quality.

Pact Underwear

I am a US size 6 in pants and either a Medium or Large when it comes to underwear, and Pact’s Large size fits me snugly. Not my favorite organic underwear so far.

I’m so glad I didn’t purchase the Medium size. Organic cotton isn’t as soft as bamboo, but it’s a perfectly decent fabric that’s as healthy as can be for my lady parts.

PACT Shelf Bra Cami 

I purchased the Large size but probably could have gotten away with a Medium. This is a well designed tank that has:

• 95% Cotton, 5% Elastane
• Adjustable straps
• Built in shelf
• Pre-washed and shrink resistant fabric

It’s made in India where Pact’s Fair-Trade Factory ensures fair wages, safe conditions and sustainable livelihoods.

It has a stretchiness to it and the material is not shabby or flimsy. For only $20 this is a great quality staple to have and it comes in a dozen colors.

PACT Split Hem Lounge Pant

Another affordable Pact clothing piece I bought was the Split Hem Lounge Pant. I don’t know why most of Pact’s loungewear pants for women are ankle length. This was one of the small handful of lounge pants that were full length.

• Wide-leg silhouette with slit at side of hem on each leg
• Contour elastic waistband with internal stash pocket
• High-rise style
• Full length

I’m 5’5 and ordered the large and it fits perfectly around the waist but drags a bit at the feet. It’s more important that my pants be comfortable around the waist, since I can always hem the length.

These pants feel more elastic as they have 11% Elastane.

I got the Pact Thermal Waffle Kick Pant in a size medium, and though the Pact website says they hit above the ankle for most, mine are full length, hitting the top of my foot. I prefer that! Again, I’m 5’5.

These are 100% Organic soft comfy lounge pants perfect for working from home or getting your hygge on during the winter. Here I’m wearing my Pact purchase from several years ago with my new Pact waffle pants! Love the thick drawstrings.

PACT Men’s Woven Twill Roll Up Pant

They can be dressed up or dressed down, and the stretchy waist is very comfortable

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PACT Organic Cotton Socks

The PACT socks feel ok but not amazing. Some of the socks are softer than the others. Pretty standard. My favorite organic cotton socks are Q by Quinn.

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