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Textile Archive/Pullover C.W Casual Wear (56% Cotton 44% Acrylic)

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Like every piece in the Textile Archive, this red pullover came from a used-clothing container, not a donation box (Textile Archive, 2026, canvas 28). Cotton, grown for over 6,000 years, is soft and breathable, but conventional cotton uses a lot of water and chemicals (Fashionary, 2021, pp. 018–019). Polyester is made from petroleum and is the world's most produced fibre – 59% of all fibre in 2024 (Fashionary, 2021, p. 047; Textile Exchange, 2025).

Blends improve comfort or price, but are harder to recycle (Fashionary, 2021, p. 055; Ellen MacArthur Foundation, 2017). Made in U.A.E for C.W Casual Wear – a reminder of how far our clothes travel. It was set aside because of a stain.

Care tip: Pre-treat stains with mild detergent (oxygen-based stain remover only) and wash gently at low temperature. (Canvas still incomplete in Canva – some details are missing.)

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Manufacturing information

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Size Small
Color Red
Product type Pullover
Weight xy gr
Target Men
Origin U.A.E
Brand C.W Casual Wear

Status quo

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Status Quo Level
Material out stage NA
Exclusion Staining
R strategy NA
Reuse 0
Recycle 0
Repair 0
Repurpose 0

Graphics

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References

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Page data
Keywords fabrics, circular economy, materials
Authors Adriana Cabrera
License CC-BY-SA-4.0
Location Wuppertal, Germany
Language English (en)
Related 0 subpages, 3 pages link here
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Created October 31, 2026 by MetadescriptionsBot
Last edit October 31, 2026 by StandardWikitext bot
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