Hydrocotton
Hydrocotton is a company based in London, England working on cotton-growing technology using 80% less water than existing cultivation methods, without artificial fertilizers or pesticides. The company is also seeking to enable tracing the cotton from the grower to the ultimate user for a transparent supply chain.[1]
The term hydrocotton is also used in an unrelated way to describe a cotton fabric used to make towels and bedlinen, using a weaving method creating many fine, untwisted yarn loops with an airy hollow core to promote absorbency.[2][3]
References
[edit]- ↑ Schmidt, Jasmina (8 June 2019). "HydroCotton: Cleaning Up the World's Dirtiest Crop". Reset. Retrieved 13 September 2025.
- ↑ Woods, Jonathan (21 July 2016). "3 Things To Consider Before Purchasing Luxury Towels". Woods Fine Linens.
- ↑ Cunningham, Tessa (13 May 2015). "Best fluffy towels - Best for Hair". Irish Daily Mail.
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