Cotton, leather, wool, alpaca, etc
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I tried this for a while but honestly, I figured out, I am neutral colored athleisure basics person and Doc Martens (or on bad days, Medicaid grandma velcro neuropathy shoes) all day. Every day pretty much.
Now, I only buy Gildan heavy weight pieces and they're plain, boring, comfortable, durable and 100% cotton for $12 a piece maybe. I do not like fast fashion. Hanes has 100% stuff, too, but they tend to be less suitable for going out in public.
As for not being organic, I guess I can just wash them in white vinegar and hopefully eventually most of everything toxic will wash out.
It's just practical and helps my neuropathy.
Now, I only buy Gildan heavy weight pieces and they're plain, boring, comfortable, durable and 100% cotton for $12 a piece maybe. I do not like fast fashion. Hanes has 100% stuff, too, but they tend to be less suitable for going out in public.
As for not being organic, I guess I can just wash them in white vinegar and hopefully eventually most of everything toxic will wash out.
It's just practical and helps my neuropathy.
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I do look for 100% cotton at regular stores like WM and I'm good with that. But it's getting next to impossible to find cotton undergarments and socks, jackets, etc ...and you can just about forget getting nontoxic shoes.
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