Every nylon thread we wear links back to fossil fuels, fueling a cycle of convenience and catastrophe.
Everyday nylon—found in our clothes, carpets, and gear—comes with a hidden environmental cost rooted in its petrochemical origins. Derived from fossil fuels through energy-intensive chemical processes, nylon production releases pollution and depletes finite resources, fueling climate change and ecological harm. Its durability means nylon persists in landfills and the environment for centuries, shedding microfibers during…