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Are you claiming that "100% cotton" clothing labels can be inaccurate? Do you have a source for this?
by alanbernstein 2y ago
Are you claiming that "100% cotton" clothing labels can be inaccurate? Do you have a source for this?
- giantg2 2y agoWouldn't surprise me. The premium "not from concentrate" orange juices contain additives not required to be listed on the packaging. Great value "natural flavor" chocolate syrup contains vanilin (artificial vanilla). So I guess the natural part only applies to the chocolate and not other flavors used. Many "100% alpaca" socks contain other fibers too (elastics, etc). The list goes on... Edit: why disagree? You can even see stuff like "100% cotton with Scotchgard" or the sublimation process used on clothes. Want to share any evidence to the contrary or tell me why it's wrong?
- starspangled 2y agoYou can see they are inaccurate because cotton doesn't grow in many different colors. The bulk fabric may be 100% cotton, but the dyes implanted into the substrate are not counted.