How A Fiber Gets It's Start with Red Land Cotton

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Close-up of cotton fibers being carefully separated and processed, showing the beginning stages of transforming raw cotton into fabric.

How A Fiber Gets It's Start

We're out in the field looking at boll development from a tiny square to the start of the fluffy cotton fiber we know and love! It's August in Alabama and we're here for it!

 

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  • Marie Brain

    Love your story and the process explained. I have a set of sheets that was passed down from my Grandmother’s neighbor. I slept on them when I was 12 and I’m now 75. They still wash and iron up crisp and cool when laundered. Not a stitch or thread out of place or thin! I’m sure they are at least 60 yrs old. That’s percale cotton made in the USA! Thank you for continuing this industry. Marie Brain Summer Lake , Oregon

  • Cliff Carrin

    Enjoyed the video about the cotton growing process. It’s also nice to see the face behind the voice on the radio ads. We love our Redland sheets and quilt. We may sleep on a My Pillow but not their sheets. American cotton all the way!

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