Hemp is a natural, plant-based fiber derived from the stalks of the hemp plant, offering durability, breathability, and low resource demands. However, some risks persist with water-retting methods and labor practices in hemp-producing countries.

Recycled polyester is a synthetic textile produced from plastic or polyester waste, lowering the demand for virgin fossil fuels, reducing emissions, and keeping plastic out of landfills. However, microfiber pollution remains a concern with recycled polyester, and the fiber is not fully circular as it relies on inputs from other industries, mainly PET plastic bottles from the food industry.

Organic cotton is grown without synthetic pesticides, fertilizers, or GMOs, resulting in fewer greenhouse gas emissions, reduced chemical pollution, and healthier soil, making it a more sustainable choice compared to conventional cotton.

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Founded in 1973 in California, USA, Patagonia began as a climbing equipment business. For the full impact analysis, read our Patagonia sustainability report.

Its environmental sustainability efforts include pioneering the use of organic cotton and using a high share of preferred materials. It sets science-based emissions targets and invests in a wide range of environmental campaigns.
Its social sustainability efforts include wide usage of Fair Trade Certified manufacturers, full supply chain information disclosure, and robust employee benefits. It also takes active steps to exclude forced labor co

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