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Everyone? What about cotton, linen, hemp?

• denkmoon 6y ago
  Fwiw, cotton crops are incredibly water intensive. Probably a better solution than factory farming animals or releasing more plastics into the environment, but it's not perfect either.
  • dfgdfgdfgdfgd 6y ago
    THIS JUST IN, THINGS REQUIRE RESOURCES TO MAKE SENT FROM MY IPHONE
  • rvense 6y ago
    I hear hemp is pretty good on all counts, though. But definitely buy less clothes, take better care of them, and make sure to give/sell the good ones you have but don't wear to second hand shops instead of just throwing them away.
    • alliao 6y ago
      I went from a traditional dryer to a heatpump by bosch and I think my clothes just gained another 5yrs of lives... not sure if it's temperature related (80c vs 50c or so) but my clothes no longer pill at all
    • jabl 6y ago
      There's also research on making less environmentally damaging [1] cloth fibers from cellulose. [1] Compared to viscose etc.
  • Hnrobert42 6y ago
    Something has to give.