Recycled Cotton: Cotton fiber that is made using post-industrial cotton waste.
Why We Use It: It is a lower-impact alternative to conventional cotton. Using recycled cotton for apparel helps to keep waste out of landfills and limits resource use for virgin cotton production. It saves water, energy, and land while limiting pesticide use and greenhouse gas emissions.
Recycled Polyester: Polyester fiber that is made using post-consumer plastic waste.
Why We Use It: It is a lower-impact alternative to virgin polyester. Using recycled polyester for apparel helps to divert plastic waste from landfills and our environment. It also saves water and energy, while reducing greenhouse gas emissions.
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Organic Cotton: Organic cotton fiber that is made from cotton grown following strict organic standards.
Why We Use It: It is a lower-impact alternative to conventional cotton. Growing organic cotton avoids using pesticides and fertilizers that are harmful to plant and animal biodiversity, as well as people and water supplies.