> If there’s a problem today, it’s that people like polyester too much. It’s everywhere, even at the bottom of the ocean. So much of the article leads with ind

> If there’s a problem today, it’s that people like polyester too much. It’s everywhere, even at the bottom of the ocean. So much of the article leads with industry trying to make polyester happen, and then doesn’t question putting these two sentences together? It’s everywhere, and you have to try really hard not to buy it. Products matching “100% cotton” are often filled with it. People don’t necessarily like it, they might just not know they’re buying it.