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Uses more lower-impact cotton

The brand says all of its cotton shirts use BCI-certified cotton, and that 20% of its cotton shirts are cut in OCS-certified organic cotton. BCI stands for Better Cotton Initiative, a farming standard that aims to improve how cotton is grown. OCS is the Organic Content Standard, which checks how much organic material is in a product. The company presents this as a way to lower harm from farming and reduce the use of harsh chemicals.

Makes most items in Europe

The brand says 70% of its current collections are made in Europe. It links this to shorter transport routes and lower CO2 emissions, which means less climate pollution from shipping goods long distances. This is part of its wider effort to keep production closer to home and reduce the footprint of its clothing.

Designs clothes to last longer

The company says it focuses on slow, considered buying and on capsule wardrobes, which are small sets of clothes that can be mixed and matched. It says its shirts are made to be worn for many seasons, not just one trend cycle. This approach is meant to reduce overbuying and waste by encouraging people to keep and rewear clothes for longer.

Works with long-term factories

The brand says it has long-standing relationships with factories and suppliers. It also says these partners are ethical, pay fair wages, support local communities, and follow positive environmental policies. The company says it regularly visits factories to keep oversight of production. These are claims about how it manages its supply chain, meaning the network of people and businesses that make its products.

Uses recycled packaging

Good On You says The Classic T-Shirt Company uses recycled packaging. Recycled packaging means boxes, mailers, or other packing materials made from reused paper or plastic rather than new raw materials. This can help cut waste and lower the environmental impact of shipping.

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