Cotton is a natural, renewable fiber, making it a more sustainable choice than synthetic materials like polyester, which are derived from petroleum. Unlike polyester, cotton is biodegradable and won’t shed microplastics into waterways with every wash.

Choosing cotton means prioritizing materials that come from the earth and return to it, rather than relying on fossil fuels. When made well and worn often, cotton garments can have a long, useful life—reducing waste and the need for constant replacement. It’s a simpler, more responsible approach to apparel, rooted in durability and intention.