Clothes and bedding chosen for the skin they sit against.
Not a catalogue of everything — real pieces in natural fibres, with the label read for you. Search a fibre, or paste any product link to check what it's really made of.
Check any fabric label, on any shop.
Our browser extension reads the fibre composition on any retailer's product page — so you can see the plastic hiding in a “linen” blend before you buy.
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Every fibre, and what it actually does for your skin.
Choose a fibre to see how it feels, wears and behaves — and where it has a fault, we say so.
≈ 6.4× less water than cotton
Flax is largely rain-fed and the whole plant is used — Europe grows 80% of the world's supply.
— European Confederation of Flax & Hemp
Reading, close to the skin
The fibres that calm reactive, eczema-prone skin
Why smooth, low-friction silk and long-staple organic cotton settle skin that reacts to everything else.
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Dressing for the 3am flash — fibres that help
How merino, linen and TENCEL move with a temperature surge, and the 'cooling' synthetics worth avoiding.
Read →Why linen earns its place against hot skin
Hollow flax fibres and an open weave move heat away — the plain case for linen in summer and in bed.
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What actually sheds onto your skin
The plain version of the microplastics question — and the natural fibres that shed nothing at all.
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real pieces, label-read
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natural & plant fibres
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considered brands
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greenwash flags on record
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