There’s this guy, Gary, down in Texas that grows cotton 100% organically. Their cotton is planted in mid-May and harvested after frost in November. The harvested cotton is ginned attheir certified organic gin and then shipped to a certified mill in North Carolina for spinning into yarn. The yarn is also knitted, finished and sewn in the Carolinas.Theirproducts have a pedigree, asthey can tell you when and where they were planted and trace their development into a finished product.
I don’t mean they do it all in their kitchen. They’ve created a textile industry around these T-shirts. It’s quite an accomplishment to make a T-shirt from seed, sun and water, don’t you think?
Anyhow, the t-shirts are a nice 5.75 oz. PFD jersey, standard size to start, sewn with cotton thread and double needle hems and neckline. The natural color and takes dyes very well.
