Sea Island Cotton is an exceptionally long-staple variety of Gossypium barbadense, prized for its silky texture, extreme fiber length, and durability. Its fibers often exceed 1.5 inches, producing thread that is smoother, stronger, and finer than standard cotton. Because it must be hand?picked, minimally ginned, and grown under very narrow climatic conditions, production remains extremely limited. - AsNotedIn
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| Arnoldus Vander Horst House |
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Kiawah Island |
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