#100% Natural Cotton
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deepakmishra06patrah · 2 years ago
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Relax-fit peplum top has a round neckline. Featuring freestyle peplum frills which are breezy. Natural shell buttons. This fabric is dyed with 100% natural dyes. It is 100% natural cotton. This is an eco-friendly and sustainable product.
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harshitajoshi28 · 2 years ago
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Our Red cotton strappy Kurti with wooden buttons detailing is all you need for a Minimalistic chic look yet super comfy to wear in this hot and humid weather.
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whenthewallfell · 4 days ago
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Doing another wooly round up because I can and I'm super happy with how they all turned out!
The patterns are: Easy V by Caitlin Hunter, Rift by Jaq Cieslak, Retro Autumn Sweater by Off The Hook (crochet), Halibut by Caitlin Hunter, and Dreaming Cat by StuffTheBody (crochet)
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xxemo-hubrisxx · 28 days ago
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I've started using cotton thread instead of polyester where i can and its making me so happy!!!!
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thedailyplatypics · 2 years ago
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One of my platypus shirts finally being worn appropriately
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southernsolarpunk · 3 months ago
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I crocheted a tank top with the ‘Truboo’ yarn (bamboo based) and while the yarn is a bitch to work with its soooo silky and nice oooo I love it I want to make a pair of granny square pants with it :3
I’ve been stash busting my yarn bc I’ve been trying to be more mindful of how I purchase yarn. I’ve been crocheting for over 10 years, so while I don’t have a huge stash I had a bad habit of going ‘oh pretty’ and buying one or two skeins of yarn at a time, which usually means I don’t have enough for big projects. But now I’m figuring out what I want to make and then just getting the yarn I need for that specific project.
But a bonus of stash busting is I’ve make a few reusable shopping bags! (Currently working on some produce bags as well!)
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spock-smokes-weed · 1 year ago
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my dad bought me a Zoro shirt from hot topic (rare w for him) and I was looking inside at the tag and it said it was 100% cotton and uhhhh
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I know what a cotton t-shirt feels like and there is no way in hell this thin, shiny ass material is not at least 70% polyester
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frmulcahy · 2 years ago
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Cotton voile my best friend cotton voile
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damon25 · 2 months ago
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Why Use Cotton Momie Weave Table Linens for Restaurants on Festival Occasions
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Cotton momie weave table linens bring an ambiance of warmth, elegance, and comfort to restaurant dining experiences for festival occasions. These table linens are constructed with a unique texture and a great look and feel. They are durable and perfect for festive gatherings. Cotton momie weave table linens are super absorbent and soft but provide a pleasant tactile experience for guests. Their natural fibers add to breathability, resulting in a fresh and clean look for extended meals. Additionally, the textured weave resists wrinkles and stains, meaning that tables will always look great, even during high-traffic events. In the restaurant industry, practicality is as important as aesthetics. Cotton momie weave linens are easy to clean and cost-effective for busy establishments during festivals. They are durable enough to last repeated use and laundering without compromising quality. During festive occasions, diners are looking for memorable experiences. These luxury linens provide cotton's premium look and feel and add extra sophistication to the dining atmosphere. These table linens are just right—elegant and functional enough to leave a lasting impression on guests at any festive feast, whether it’s a Christmas dinner, New Year’s Eve celebration, or anything else.
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gotushop · 2 months ago
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theknightlywolfe · 2 months ago
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I suck at all fiber arts (except cross stitch thus far, but I just started) but many of my friends fiber art and I enable by gifting high quality material supplies so yes, I would love the infodumping about the material because it's the only part of the whole thing I have any clue about.
Every time I give someone a knit/crochet gift I have to resist the urge to infodump about the fiber. No one but me cares what kind of wool blend it is, they just want to know if it can go in the washing machine
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deepakmishra06patrah · 2 years ago
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Relax-fit half sleeve shirt tunic with stand collar neckline. Featuring waist emphasis through drawstring details, utility pockets, minimal side slit and wooden buttons. This is handwoven fabric which is made on handlooms. The fabric is woven in checkered design. It is 100% natural cotton also known as kala kapas.This is an eco-friendly and sustainable product. Kala kapas grows in drought prone areas of India making it further more sustainable cotton specie.
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panicdeleter · 4 months ago
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if you're selling some sort of clothing item online it should be considered FUCKING STUPID to not include 1) what the hell the garment is made of. it should be on the listing. they should say *100% polyfuckyou* or *60% cotton 40% sweaty* or something. anything. 2) and I can't stress this enough: THE SIZE OF THE GARMENT. In detail. Give me the garment width, the sleeve girth. the torso length. the length of the shoulders, the length of the sleeves, ideally the gsm of the fabric too, so I can know if it's actually thick or thin or whatever. Let me KNOW what your garment is made of, don't make me email your customer service for basic information I need to purchase. 3) whether or not you have plus sizes at all should be one of the first things I see on your website so I don't waste my time digging through your inventory to see that "no, sorry, we don't have 3xl here, fuck off fatass are you even a human who needs clothes? Well you certainly can't wear *our* esteemed fast fashion schlop we're churning out at high speeds with slave labor, nooo, we won't even make you a poorly graded potato sack, because eww, imagine a fatty in *our* clothes that cost us less than a dollar to produce!"
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alenasbdesign · 4 months ago
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Happy World Cotton Day!
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ilookattextile · 3 months ago
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Idk exactly how to explain this but the softness of real wool and real linen is very different from the artificial softness of polyester “sherpa”, fuzzy faux-fur, spongey acrylic knits and people have gotten too used to the soft plastics and now associate wool with “itchy” and linen with rough and cotton with “too heavy” and then go and wear 100% polyester fleecy sweatshirts and say it’s so warm and cozy but actually they’re just staticky cooking in their sweat locked inside a plastic membrane and you are paying too much to be wearing filaments of petroleum products and the money isn’t going to the people sewing them either. I’m saying you all need to touch grass and the grass in this situation is good quality textiles made of natural fibres.
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sakshikaribykriti · 8 months ago
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Creating a safe and comfortable sleep environment for your little ones is paramount. And when it comes to bedding, cotton bed sheets are the clear winner. But why exactly are the cotton bed sheets we sell at Kari by Kriti the ideal choice for kids and babies? Let’s explore the top 3 reasons:
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