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production, but uptake of fully regenerative methods is low. certified organic cotton, which bans inputs of synthetic fertilisers and pesticides, represents less than % of the global cotton market, while better cotton initiative (bci) cotton, which reduces these inputs, accounts for roughly % long-term
of care of a garment. blending more expensive materials with cheaper fibres also reduces cost. one of the most common examples is 'polycotton', a blend of polyester and cotton. compared to pure cotton, polycotton has a higher durability, crease resistance, and lower cost, but still maintains a cotton...
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