We support all efforts to make more sustainable clothes (or any type of sustainable products for that sake). There are pros and cons for each material, and unfortunately there are no all-around perfect eco-friendly material.Natural fibers for instance (cotton, bamboo, linen etc.) are good in the fact that they are natural, but are also well known for the negative environmental impacts such as water pollution from pesticides, heavy water consumption, and the loss of natural habitats. For instance, it takes about 10,000 liters of water to produce one kilogram of cotton fabric. That’s about 10 years’ worth of drinking water for one person. Moreover, the earth simply doesn’t have enough land to sustain the ever-increasing production of such materials.Obviously, recycled polyester is not a perfect solution either. However, the fact that we upcycle post-consumer plastic bottles that are already polluting our environment, means that we are creating a positive net effect. Recycled polyester is also durable and a high quality material, which means you can use and wear it for a long time. We believe recycled polyester is a very good eco-friendly alternative to other materials. Regardless of what sustainable material you choose, we are happy as long as you choose sustainable over unsustainable.