Cotton, Wool and Silk

[2006]

[Attendee]

Do we wear 100% cotton? Is that what we're supposed to do?

[Aajonus]

100% cotton or silk. Wool is difficult for some people, very difficult for some people to break down. Bamboo's very difficult because they have to use a fiber, just like with rayon when they use pine needles. They use a polymer to glue it together. Plastic.

[Attendee #2]

What about them hemp?

[Aajonus]

Hemp's the same way. Also, you have those fat molecules that dry out in our system. No, not a good thing. All natural is not really all natural.

[Attendee]

Where are we shopping at now then?

[Aajonus]

Everything I gets Territory Ahead, but now their women's division, half of the stuff is no longer cotton. Some of the stuff for men is no longer cotton, but Territory Ahead used to be 100% cotton, two years ago, but I still get everything's 100% cotton from them.

They're not organic cotton, but they get their cotton from a better source.

They do sell polyester material mixes, so you have to look and see what's all cotton and all not.

[Attendee]

So there's a website called the green loop.com.

They sell organic cotton. It has great men's and women's clothing. They also have shoes.

[Aajonus]

There are several websites that also do that, but if you want to be in style and fit and still want cotton, you are not gonna go to those companies.