Skip synthetic.

Clothing that's actually natural.

Big brands bury elastane in the cuffs and polyester in the lining of “100% cotton” garments. We read the real composition of every product, flag the synthetics, and tier each item by how synthetic-free it actually is.

The honest part

Four tiers, by how synthetic-free it really is

Not a grade — a ranking. Natural-dominant is still a garment worth owning; we just won't round it up to “pure”.

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Pure

100% natural fiber throughout — body, trims, thread. No synthetics anywhere.

e.g. 6.5oz Long Sleeve Garment Dye Crew Neck T-Shirt · 100% natural body

Body-pure

The body is 100% natural; trims (waistband, button-tape) may differ. We tell you where.

e.g. Washed Denim Bikini Top · 100% natural body

Natural-dominant

Body is ≥95% natural. A few percent of synthetic for stretch or strength, flagged exactly.

e.g. Cutout Bodysuit · 95% natural body

Excluded

Below our natural-fiber bar. We'd rather leave a garment out than mislabel it — so it isn't listed.

Not shown in Shop · kept honest

We'd rather leave a garment out than mislabel it. Trust is the whole point.

  • Fiber analysis is mechanical — applied identically to every product, paid placement or not.
  • We never claim “synthetic-free” unless it's true throughout the garment.
  • Stale prices are hidden, never faked — check the live number at the retailer.
  • Turn on cellulosics to count Tencel, modal & viscose as acceptable — the wording shifts so we never overstate.