dyed organics?

I think a dyed organic is better than a non-organic, but I think an undyed organic is best of all, and that's what I use exclusively now.

low impact dyes are enviro friendly and I know the oc dyed dipes I get are dyed with low impact dyes. I like a nice, naked natural diaper, but I do enjoy a pretty fitted rainbow too.

No, I don't think dyeing organics cancel out the organic-ness :LOL at all! Just think about the environmental savings in buying organic cotton.

As far as wool, if it's organic, it's a really good bet that it's also humanely raised. That's extremely important to me. Also important to me is the thought that the wool I am using on my baby has not been dipped in any toxic chemicals while still on the sheep not to mention supporting the organic farmer! I actually prefer a "naked" organic diaper myself, but when it comes to a cover, especially one that's worn as clothes and can get grungy-looking, I think I actually prefer the pretty colors Even most of the "natural" dyes require toxic chemicals to set/develop the color.

So, yes It's definitely worth it to support the organic farmer / rancher and spare the environment to me.

I perfer organic; but, I'm all about the aestethics! Usually things are dyed with low impact so I'm good with that. And like April, I prefer a *non-dyed* inner. Although, in my case that excludes fuz. Its funny how widely available oc and now *ov* are now just compared to a couple years ago when I was pg with #1 and before dd was born. I ended up "compromising" and buying conventional cotton print outers. I ended up liking the prints and that's my stash as opposed to the solids. : So how does *that* cancel out the organic. :LOL I think that the oc/ov is on the important parts. I the cute prints though.