Brady Raindl: It’s Our Cotton, We Should Wear It

Farming on Mars by Ciera Ware

Dec 27, 201959:09Business

Brady Raindl is a cotton trader for ECOM USA in Lubbock. He and his wife also own Cotton Row Clothier, which is a cotton-based apparel company with shirts and caps that are made here in the U.S. from primarily Texas cott...

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