Water content in select cotton textile products
Water footprint of select cotton textile products (in liters)
This statistic displays the total water footprint of a selection of cotton textile products. A conventionally produced pair of cotton jeans (with a standard weight of 1 kilogram) will typically use 10,850 liters of water. Innovations in production methods are aiming to reduce the volume of water to produce apparel.
Water footprint of select cotton textile products (in liters)
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