Cotton, bamboo, hemp, polyester, nylon and rPET: what each fibre costs the environment and the people who make it, from the field to the mill.
By the time a fabric reaches the garment factory, it has already passed through a long chain of processes. Natural fibres start life in a field. Manmade fibres like polyester start in a melt-spinning factory. Either way, knowing where that fibre came from — and how it was produced — matters more than most uniform buyers realise.
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