Recycled polyester is a synthetic textile produced from plastic or polyester waste, lowering the demand for virgin fossil fuels, reducing emissions, and keeping plastic out of landfills. However, microfiber pollution remains a concern with recycled polyester, and the fiber is not fully circular as it relies on inputs from other industries, mainly PET plastic bottles from the food industry.

Hemp is a natural, plant-based fiber derived from the stalks of the hemp plant, offering durability, breathability, and low resource demands. However, some risks persist with water-retting methods and labor practices in hemp-producing countries.

Nylon is a synthetic, petroleum-based fiber with a poor environmental sustainability profile unless sustainably sourced, primarily due to high greenhouse gas emissions and microfiber pollution.

Elastane (also known as spandex) is a synthetic, petroleum-based fiber used to improve stretch and elasticity, but unless sustainably sourced, it has a poor environmental sustainability profile due to microfiber pollution and high emissions.

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Made from 75% organic cotton, 23% recycled nylon, and 2% elastane/spandex fabric.

Organic cotton is grown without synthetic pesticides, fertilizers, or GMOs, resulting in fewer greenhouse gas emissions, reduced chemical pollution, and healthier soil, making it a more sustainable choice compared to conventional cotton.

Recycled nylon is a synthetic fiber created from nylon waste, cutting reliance on virgin fossil fuels, lowering emissions, and diverting material from landfills. Howe

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