It’s Cotton. Not a Manifesto.

We removed the adjective stack. We stripped the moral superiority. What remains is the plant itself.

The Material Reality

Most modern fabrics are softened with silicone washes and plasticizers to mimic quality. This garment is not. It relies entirely on the fiber length of the organic crop.

The Hand Feel: Dry. Substantial. There is a slight drag when you run your thumb across the weave. This is the friction of natural fiber, unlubricated by synthetics. It does not feel like 'clouds' or 'butter.' It feels like a textile.

The Mechanics:
Because the fibers aren't coated, they are porous. They conduct heat away from the skin. The fabric breaks in over time, softening mechanically through wear rather than chemically through processing. It is built to age.

Wear it. Wash it. Repeat. Physics handles the rest.