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Kotn review

A B Corp clothing brand that sources Egyptian cotton directly from farmers in the Nile Delta and Faiyum.

By the Comredix review desk · Updated November 13, 2026

Quality (40%)
8.9
Experience (25%)
8.2
Value (35%)
8.0

Kotn shows its supply chain step by step rather than in a spreadsheet. The brand buys cotton directly from 5,127 smallholder farmers in Egypt's Nile Delta and Faiyum regions, and its supply chain page follows the fiber to a yarn mill in Alexandria, a dyehouse in Obour and cut and sew facilities in Porto, Portugal. Dyes are OEKO-TEX certified, and fibers beyond Egyptian cotton come through GOTS, RWS and GRS certified organizations. Kotn is a Certified B Corporation and says it has the fourth-highest B Impact Score of apparel brands in North America; its school program has funded 25 schools in farming communities. The Men's Midweight Crew costs $52, which is more than Everlane or Quince charge for an organic tee, and the Egyptian cotton itself is not labeled organic on the pages we checked. Shipping over $100 is carbon offset at no charge.

Who it is for

shoppers who want traceability back to the farm

Price

Men's Midweight Crew $52.

Men's Midweight Crew in Dark Slate +7 $52.00
Quoted from the vendor pricing page on November 13, 2026.

Key features

  • Works directly with 5,127 cotton farmers in the Nile Delta and Faiyum regions
  • Supply chain page shows each step: yarn mill in Alexandria, dyehouse in Obour, cut and sew in Porto
  • OEKO-TEX certified dyes
  • Non-cotton fibers sourced through GOTS, RWS and GRS certified organizations
  • Funds 25 schools in its farming communities

Strengths and weaknesses

  • Strength: Traceability from seed to finished garment, with facilities named by city
  • Strength: Certified B Corporation with what Kotn calls the fourth-highest B Impact Score of apparel brands in North America
  • Strength: Free carbon offset shipping on orders over $100
  • Weakness: The $52 Midweight Crew costs about twice Quince's organic tee
  • Weakness: Its namesake Egyptian cotton is not labeled organic on the pages we checked
  • Weakness: Fewer basics in extended sizes than larger brands

Key facts

  • Farmers: 5,127 in the Nile Delta and Faiyum
  • Schools funded: 25
  • Basic tee: Men's Midweight Crew, $52
  • Company status: Certified B Corporation
  • Dyes: OEKO-TEX certified

Where it ranks

Kotn is No. 5 in our Best Sustainable Clothing Brands verdict.

Alternatives we scored

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