I was biased by a visit to the Patagonia store in Seattle, their corporate activism [0], and the fact that they still sell cotton shirts (my usual source, thrif

I was biased by a visit to the Patagonia store in Seattle, their corporate activism [0], and the fact that they still sell cotton shirts (my usual source, thrift stores, seem to mostly have various forms of petroleum-derived materials, and I get that a portion of the elements in the cotton trace back to petroleum). I bought several online, whatever were on clearance that were also 100% cotton. The collar is a little loose, but otherwise the shirts feel nice and I like the idea, at least, that I could bring them in for repairs. [0] "Chouinard, 83, worked with his wife and two children as well as teams of company lawyers to create a structure that will allow Patagonia to continue to operate as a for-profit company whose proceeds will go to benefit environmental efforts." https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2022/sep/14/patagonias-billionaire-owner-gives-away-company-to-fight-climate-crisis-yvon-chouinard https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2022/sep/14/patagonias-b...