Clothing designed without plastic

Somewhere in the last century, clothing became a plastic product. Polyester, nylon, acrylic, elastane, all synthetic fibers derived from petroleum, woven into almost everything. Over time, they break down into microplastics. We've since learned they don't stay in the clothes. They move into water, into air, into the human body.

Even clothing marketed as natural often contains them. So we made something without. It's a crewneck and a hoodie. We know. But it's a start.