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Just read about a Swedish brand doing a similar thing but with wool. Turned out organic wool needs to be treated in Germany, so to avoid a lot of shipping they got german wool, treated + spun it in Germany, then sent to Sweden for the manufacturing of clothes.
Not as good a story as "100% made in Sweden" but since it wasn't feasible, they took the pragmatic approach. After reading through their statement, I'm quite impressed by the transparency.
Not saying your situation is the same with the US cotton, but that there's more to it than "made in x"
Anyway. Sign me up for a sweater!
Backpedalling on my positive words having looked her up