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<p>Allwood provides a nice analysis of a cotton T-shirt in <cite id="allwood2015well"></cite>, along with technical assumptions in an annex.  For one T-shirt, he estimates 16 MJ for material, 24 MJ for production, 7 MJ for transportation to sellers, 65 MJ in use, and -3 MJ for disposal (where heat is reclaimed through incineration).  We include production and product transport in manufacturing, and we combine use and disposal into end-use.</p>

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