Here are reputable online stores and marketplaces you can use in Singapore to buy organic clothing — a mix of local labels, kid-focused shops, multi-brand marketplaces and larger retailers that carry organic ranges.

• Kalila Organics — Singapore/France kids label that is GOTS-certified and focuses on 100% organic cotton children’s wear. (kalilaorganics.com)
• Little Suite — Singapore-based curated baby & kids concept store carrying multiple certified organic brands (Purebaby, Snuggle Me, etc.); convenient local delivery and physical stockists. (littlesuite.com.sg)
• Little Baby Organic — home-grown online shop focused on organic baby and kids basics and accessories. (littlebabyorganic.com)
• The Little Bao — curated online store for eco-friendly baby / maternity products and organic clothing from niche brands. (sassymamasg.com)
• Canvas & Weaves — online retailer with a dedicated “organic” collection (women’s apparel and traditional pieces made from organic cotton). (canvasandweaves.com)
• Esse (local slow-fashion label) — Singapore brand using organic cotton, TENCEL/lyocell and small-batch production; good for adults’ wardrobe staples. (krisworld.singaporeair.com)
• The Green Collective / Zerrin (marketplaces) — multi-brand marketplaces that stock many sustainable/organic labels and make discovery easier. (thegreencollective.sg)
• Orgayana / Orgayana marketplace — Singapore sustainable-fashion marketplace listing organic and upcycled brands. (orgayana.com)
• MUJI Singapore — carries many basics with organic-cotton options and has local stores + online shopping in Singapore. (honeykidsasia.com)
• Major sports/fashion retailers with organic lines (example: Adidas Singapore’s organic-cotton range) — useful if you want organic basics or activewear from larger labels. (adidas.com.sg)

Quick buying tips

• Look for GOTS (Global Organic Textile Standard) or other third‑party certification (GOTS is the most widely recognised for organic textiles). Certified products give stronger assurance against greenwashing. (global-standard.org)
• Check the product fibre content (95%+ organic = “organic” grade under GOTS; 70%+ can be “made with organic”). (gotslive.global-standard.org)
• For kids/baby clothing prefer explicitly GOTS-certified labels or specialist stores (they’re likelier to avoid harmful dyes/finishings). (kalilaorganics.com)

If you want, I can: (a) prioritize this list by category (women / men / kids / activewear), (b) pull direct store links and shipping/return info for any of these, or (c) show only GOTS‑certified sellers. Which would you prefer?