FAQ
How do I make a return?
Please register your return here. In order to reduce unnecessary waste and overconsumption, we don't put a return slip in your parcel.
Once your return is registered, you'll receive a prepaid return label. Simply download and print your return label, package your return items safely, and hand in your return package to a courier near you (the courier appears on your return label).
As soon as we have received and approved your return parcel, we will either issue your refund, create your gift card, or send you your exchange item(s).
If you have requested a refund, this will be issued to the original payment method, with the return fee deducted. If you paid with a gift card, the money will go back onto the original gift card, with the return fee deducted.
Can I change or update my order?
As we process our orders quickly, it isn't possible for us to change the contents of your order. You can however give us a call at +45 78737270 or try to reach us by chat and we will do our best to accommodate any address changes before the order is packed for shipment. Please note however that this is not always possible.
Be aware that our contact hours for chat and phone are Monday - Friday 09.00 - 15.00 CET.
What's your return policy?
We offer free return shipping for exchanges and store credit. For refunds we charge a location-based return fee to help cover the shipping costs back to Denmark - the return fee is for the entire return not per item. You can find the cost per country here. We will send you a pre-paid return label and deduct the return shipping cost from your refunded amount. The money will be refunded to the same method of payment you used to pay for that order, so if you paid with store credit refunds will go back to the gift card. If your refund is for all of the Goods delivered, then we will refund the original delivery costs.
You can return for a refund, exchange or store credit within 30 days of receiving your parcel. For orders placed in the months of November and December, you can return within 60 days of receiving your parcel. Please make sure all returned products are unworn, unwashed, and neatly folded in the original packaging including all tags. If you fail to do so, we will not accept your return.
What do I do if my order is delayed?
Occasionally, shipping carriers experience delays for various reasons. We kindly ask you to be patient and to keep an eye on the tracking link in your shipping confirmation email. If, however, you believe your parcel is lost, please contact us at hello@organicbasics.com and we’ll help you out.
Are you looking for collaboration partners?
Interested in working with us? Awesome! Please apply for collaborations here.
What's the status of my order?
We process all orders within 2 working days after the order was placed. Please check the tracking link in your order confirmation email, which you’ll receive as soon as your order leaves our warehouse.
Once the parcel has left Denmark, it can be tracked by inserting the tracking number from your shipping confirmation on your local carriers website. Your local carrier can be found here.
Please note that we only pack orders on working days and that it can take up to 1-2 business days for your tracking link to update. If you did not receive a shipping confirmation after 2 working days, you can always reach out via the live chat or email hello@organicbasics.com, and we’ll be happy to help!
What size am I?
We know online shopping can be tricky for fit and sizing. We have done our best to create a size guide that can help you find the right size — you can find the size-chart on all of our product pages. If you’re in between sizes, do not hesitate to contact us at hello@organicbasics.com with your body measurements, so that we can help you find the right fit.
What if the product I want is out of stock?
If we don't have your product in stock, please use the 'Waitlist' button on the product page to get notified by email when it's back in stock.
Do you have QR codes for returns?
We don't currently have any non-print options for returns.
Free Shipping Days - conditions
Free Shipping can't be combined with other offers. Free Shipping is valid on all orders regardless of purchase amount, but only on Standard shipping.
The following countries are excluded from this Free Shipping offer:
Åland Islands, Andorra, Armenia, Belarus, Bosnia & Herzegovina, Georgia, Gibraltar, Guadeloupe, Guernsey, Isle of Man, Jersey, Kosovo, Liechtenstein, North Macedonia, Mayotte, Moldova, Montenegro, Réunion, San Marino, Svalbard & Jan Mayen, Türkiye, Vatican City.
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Orders & Shipping
Can I change or update my order?
Since we process our orders quickly, in most cases it’s not possible to change or update your order. You can however give us a call at +45 78737270 or try to reach us on chat and we will do our best to accommodate any changes before the order is packed for shipment. Please note however that this is not always possible.
Be aware that our contact hours for chat and phone are Monday - Friday 09.00 - 15.00 CET.
What's the status of my order?
We process all orders within 2 working days after the order was placed. You’ll receive a shipping confirmation as soon as your order leaves our warehouse.
Once the parcel has left Denmark, it can be tracked by inserting the tracking number from your shipping confirmation on your local carriers website. Your local carrier can be found here.
Please note that we only pack orders on working days and that it can take up to 1-2 business days for your tracking link to update. If you did not receive a shipping confirmation after 2 working days, you can always reach out via the live chat or at hello@organicbasics.com, and we’ll be happy to help!
Can I refuse a package upon delivery?
If you do not wish to receive your package for whatever reason, you can refuse it and it will be automatically returned to us. If you refuse your package, let us know at hello@organicbasics.com so we can refund you for your order once we have received it back at our warehouse.
Where do you ship to and what is the expected delivery time?
We ship worldwide – the delivery time varies from country to country. Please check approx delivery times here.
Where does Organic Basics ship from?
All orders are shipped from our warehouse in Denmark.
Do you deliver to P.O. boxes, APO, FPO and DPO destinations?
We can only accommodate orders shipped to the above mentioned options within The Netherlands and Germany.
Please select DHL Packstation as the shipping option when placing your order.
Will I be charged duties and taxes?
Within the European Union no duties or taxes will apply. For international shipments outside the European Union, there may be duties and taxes incurred on your shipment that you will be responsible for. Please note that Organic Basics does not have any control over these fees and cannot advise as to what the costs will be, as they vary from country to country. For more information, please contact your local customs office.
Sizing
What size am I?
We know online shopping can be tricky for fit and sizing. We have done our best to create a size guide that can help you find the right size — you can find the size-chart on all of our product pages. If you’re in between sizes, do not hesitate to contact us at hello@organicbasics.com.
What if the size I order doesn't fit?
If the size you order doesn’t fit you can exchange it for another size by registering for a return here. Please bear in mind that shipping goods back and forth generates unnecessary greenhouse gases that are accelerating climate change. We encourage you to choose your items carefully to avoid unnecessary return shipments.
Is there anywhere I can try on your products?
Send us a mail at hello@organicbasics.com and our team will be happy to help you find a local retailer for you to try our products. If there are no options near you, we’ll do our best to help you find the right fit.
Exchange & Returns
Material & Care
What materials do you use for your products?
We use a range of different sustainable materials for our products, including Organic Cotton, Tencel™ Lyocell and recycled nylon. You can read about our materials on the individual product pages.
What do I do if my product is faulty?
Register your claim through our online return portal: https://organicbasics.com/apps/returns using your order number and email address.
- Select “Return Item” - “Defective Product”
- Upload images and description of your claim. Please be as specific as possible so that we can easily approve your claim.
- Choose your preferred refund option.
For approved claims, we offer the following refund options:
- Store Credit with an added 20% value
- Exchange to another product
- Refund of product value
We will review your submitted claim within 7 days.
Approved claims are production errors, where garments display clear flaws not to be expected from normal use. We do not approve claims due to incorrect washing, color fading or other expected changes to the product when wearing in daily life.
French customers only:
Notre partenaire Refashion propose le Bonus Réparation, allant de 6 à 25€, pour les vêtements et chaussures. Pour plus d‘informations, rendez-vous sur www.bonusreparation.fr.
Le bonus réparation est un dispositif initié par refashion et financé par les marques dans le cadre de la loi AGEC. A la demande des pouvoirs publics, le fonds réparation a pour objectif d'inciter les consommateurs à faire réparer leurs textiles et chaussures, à l'exclusion des sous-vêtements.
How should I wash my basics?
You can find the exact recommendations on the inside of your garment!
We recommend washing all your basics on a low temperature using a gentle detergent. Did you know that modern laundry detergents are designed to clean your garments at low temperatures? Some even work as low as 20ºC! Just check your laundry detergent to know exactly what temperature it is designed to work at.
When washing your recycled polyester, we also recommend using a microfiber-filtering bag, or attaching a microfiber filter to your laundry machine to reduce water pollution.
Payment
What payment methods do you accept?
We accept major credit cards including VISA/Dankort, Visa, MasterCard, and for some countries, MobilePay, Klarna and Paypal.
If one of these payment methods was declined, email us at hello@organicbasics.com and we will help you figure out what went wrong.
I have a gift card and a discount code, how do I use them?
You can use a giftcard and discount code in the same order. Just make sure to enter the giftcard first, and then the discount code after.
Can I use multiple discount codes on ones order?
No, unfortunately it is not possible to combine discount codes on one order.
Do you accept bank transfers?
No, unfortunately not.
What is the expiry date of my gift card / store credit?
Gift card purchased from our EU site and sent to customers within the EU are valid for 5 years from the date of purchase.
Sustainability
Made2Flow
Who is Made2Flow?
Made2Flow offers validated scope 3 environmental impact measurement solutions for the fashion industry. Made2Flow was founded in Germany by industry veterans and environmental experts. To learn more about Made2Flow and their scalable solutions for the fashion and textile industry, please visit their website.
What is the benefit of measuring the environmental impact of products?
The only way to understand the effect different products have on our environment is by measuring their environmental impact and comparing their environmental indicators Greenhouse gas emissions, water use, land use and more. Without measuring products’ impact it is impossible to draw conclusions and work towards a positive change.
How is environmental impact measured?
Impact measurement is based on the Life cycle Assessment LCA methodology in conformity with ISO 14040 and following the latest PEFCR guidelines. LCA is a scientific methodology for assessing environmental impacts of goods, processes or services. It tracks the condition of the environment by using environmental indicators, a methodical tool that uses measurable variables to describe a complex environmental issue. There are multiple different midpoints which serve as calculated environmental indicators, - the main ones are greenhouse gas emissions, water use, land use and more.
What constitutes a high level of personalised data?
Made2Flow aims to base impact calculations on data collected from tiers 14 (final assembly - raw material production). High level of personalized data includes the disclosure of the following suppliers: final assembly, fabric mills and dyeing partners and for each, understanding their energy & water consumption, waste management and machinery in use for producing the specific product.
What is the difference between primary and secondary data?
Primary data is data directly from the supply chain, whereas secondary data is data from other sources such as previous LCA studies, previously collected primary data, etc. Primary data enables the personalization of Life Cycle assessment.
What kind of data is being gathered?
Made2Flow gathers data related to machine use, energy mix, water use, waste management, chemistry, and more. Made2Falow tracks the different processes that took place across the supply chain with the goal to determine the inputs and outputs of each process.
How does Made2Flow complete data gaps?
Made2Flow uses validated secondary data based on previously collected primary data and published LCAs. Made2Flow’s algorithm completes missing data according to its relevance such as time, geography and technology. Continuous data gathering permits to use recent and relevant data both in geography and representative to the specific process and sub processes.
Is geography / location a factor in the calculation of GHG?
Different electricity grids, even within different provinces, are important factors that influence the final product's environmental results.
What are Environmental indicators?
A practical system to track the condition of the environment. An environmental indicator is a methodical tool that uses measurable variables to describe a complex environmental issue.
The main and most indicators are GHG (greenhouse gasses), water use and land use, but there are many more.
What does GHG mean?
Greenhouse gasses are those that absorb and emit infrared radiation in the wavelength range emitted by Earth. Measured in Kilogram Co2 equivalent Kg Co2-eq), they include gasses such as carbon dioxide, nitrous oxide and methane.
What does Water Use mean?
The sum of water used in the direct-process or sub-processes (such as energy generation). Measured in cubic meters (m3).
What does Land Use mean?
The environmental impacts of occupying, reshaping and managing land for human purposes. Measured in square meters (m2).
What is Scope 1-3?
Brands often declare they have reduced or will reduce emissions. When talking about sustainable targets, it is important to understand in which scope the change refers to.
Scope 1 – All direct emissions from the activities of an organization or under their control. Including fleet vehicles, air-conditioning, leaks & fuel combustion on site such as gas boilers.
Scope 2 – Indirect emissions from electricity purchased and used by the organization. Emissions are created during the production of the energy and eventually used by the organization.
Scope 3 – All other indirect emissions from activities of the organization, occurring from sources that they do not own or control. In simple words; the supply chain, the emissions from making the clothes. 70-95% of the emissions of the fashion industry are in scope 3. Lack of traceability and inability to perform data gathering prevent fashion brands from calculating their scope 3 emissions.
How is the value chain in the fashion industry divided?
The value chain is divided into 4 main tiers, as follows:
Tier 0 - Direct operations of the brand such as stores, warehouses and offices.
Tier 1 - Final assembly of the items, often referred to as cut & sew facility.
Tier 2 - Preparation and production of subcomponents such as fabrics and trims.
Tier 3 - Process of raw material such as yarn production
Tier 4 - Cultivation, production and extraction of raw materials from earth, plants and animals, such as cotton cultivation, sheep farming or extraction of fossil fuels.