Pact clothing brand review: organic cotton, yoga pants & why I sized up

Let’s be honest — I wasn’t shopping for ethical clothing when I first found Pact. I was hunting for new yoga pants and maybe a cami or two. But now? I’m basically living in Pact gear.

What started with one organic cotton camisole turned into a full-blown closet refresh. And no regrets.

Why Pact stood out from other sustainable brands

There are a lot of brands out there claiming to be sustainable, but Pact walks the talk. Their stuff is made from GOTS-certified organic cotton, mostly manufactured in India, and free of toxic chemicals. Bonus? Their site doesn’t feel like it’s yelling at you with greenwashing.

They actually focus on:

  • Sustainable sourcing (less water, energy, no soil damage)
  • Fair labor practices
  • Low-impact packaging that doesn’t feel like you’re unboxing a guilt trip

Pact yoga pants, camis & sweatpants: my honest thoughts

Pact leggings review (aka my yoga essentials)

I got their classic black organic cotton leggings, and I’ve worn them to yoga, grocery runs, and one very chill Saturday brunch. They’re form-fitting but breathable, stretchy enough for downward dog, and they don’t go see-through. At all.

They do run small — I’m usually a small, but I sized up and thank goodness I did.

Shelf bra camis: unexpected layering MVP

This cami is softer than I expected. The built-in shelf bra is lightly supportive, perfect for layering under t-shirts or lounging around. I ended up ordering a second one in gray.

Pact sweatpants (men’s line — but I stole them)

Not exaggerating: these might be the comfiest sweatpants I’ve worn. They’ve got:

  • Two deep pockets (thank you, finally)
  • A drawstring waist
  • Soft fabric that holds up after washing

I bought them for my partner… and now I keep “borrowing” them.

Where is Pact clothing made?

Great question — it’s one of the things that got me interested in the brand in the first place.

Pact’s clothing is manufactured in India, where they partner with Fair Trade certified factories. That means better wages, working conditions, and long-term sustainability for the workers too.

So yeah, not just eco-friendly — people-friendly.

Final thoughts: would I recommend Pact?

Yes, 100%. Especially if you:

  • Want comfy clothes made ethically
  • Need yoga pants that don’t roll down mid-pose
  • Like supporting brands that back up their values

If I could do it over again? I’d size up on all bottoms from the start and probably order more camis.

FAQ: quick answers to common Pact questions

Is Pact a good clothing brand?
Yes — they’re certified organic, use sustainable practices, and have excellent quality basics for everyday wear.

Where is Pact clothing made?
In India, in Fair Trade certified factories.

Do Pact leggings run small?
Yes, I recommend sizing up if you’re between sizes or prefer a less compressive fit.

Are Pact yoga pants good for workouts?
Yes! They’re breathable, stretchy, and hold up well in yoga and casual movement.

Does Pact make men’s clothes?
They do! The undershirts and sweatpants are especially great — soft and well-fitted.

Tried Pact before? Got a favorite piece? Let me know in the comments — and maybe drop a sizing tip, because the fit can be a little snug.


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About Cassie Cartaginese Cassie Cartaginese is a passionate yoga teacher, writer, and wellness enthusiast dedicated to helping others discover the transformative power of mindfulness, movement, and self-care. With over a decade of experience in the wellness industry, Cassie has become known for
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