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mfad2mo ago
gholdengo

places that sell cute patterned fleeces like this … but made of cotton and not polyester

I find it to be criminal that Patagonia is charging me $135 to wear fucking polyester. I don’t care how cute their fleeces are. Cotton or wool please
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mattw2
mattw22mo ago
What's wrong with poly fleece for this application?
Spuck
Spuck2mo ago
yeah you really would not want cotton for this
mattw2
mattw22mo ago
1) cotton fleece is generally awful. 2) wool fleece can't be dyed/printed like this.
Spuck
Spuck2mo ago
3) In an outdoor scenario, wet cotton on something thats supposed to keep you warm is potentially dangerous
mattw2
mattw22mo ago
There's tons of these fleeces on the second hand market from loads of sellers/manufacturers if you don't want to buy new poly. Though good Patagonia ones are generally fairly pricey.
Spuck
Spuck2mo ago
wool would weigh several times as much and cost even more
adaptation
adaptation2mo ago
You should buy spibers $700 advanced labmade biomaterials Brewed Protein ™️north face Junya collab for something with the good fleece properties and not poly :thinkies:
Spuck
Spuck2mo ago
Columbia make printed fleeces that can still be pretty cute and cost a lot less
mattw2
mattw22mo ago
If you want something vaguely similar then Story MFG polite pullovers are loosely based on Patagonia fleece pullovers and largely cotton. But also about £3-500 new.
Spuck
Spuck2mo ago
Loro Piana 'quiet outdoor' or nothing tbqh
adaptation
adaptation2mo ago
The Brewed Protein fleece material is actually super cool from a tech perspective unfortunately they’ve only made one thing with it and it was ugly
gholdengo
gholdengoOP2mo ago
Okay I’ll get the polyester one What about the health effects ? what of microplastics?
Smiles
Smiles2mo ago
having a poly fleece or not is gonna do nothing to affect your microplastic intake if you eat food or drink liquids on this planet you will fill up on microplastics hope this helps!
awburkey
awburkey2mo ago
I try not to eat my fleece and I think that helps a lot
Garlic_Sucker
Garlic_Sucker2mo ago
As for not adding more to our world, buy used and wash rarely
sharloy
sharloy2mo ago
You should look up the thermal capabilities of materials.
adte
adte2mo ago
The problem with fleece is when washing it, it'll release a lot of microplastics in the waste water. Water treatment plants aren't capable of filtering them so it ends up in the oceans. I mean it's an issue with plastic garments in general
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