Natural Clothes
Beta · scores provisional

Made only of what grows.

Every garment gets a score for what it is made of, what has been done to it, and how sure we are. One synthetic thread, and it scores zero.

Highest rated so far
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The edit

The highest-rated natural garments we have found so far. Scores come from what each brand says on its own pages, and stay provisional until we check every certificate.

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How we rate

Six measures, drawn as one shape.

A full, even hexagon is the goal. A dent shows exactly where a garment falls short, so you can see the trade before you buy.

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The gate

Any synthetic, anywhere, scores zero.

Polyester, nylon, elastane, acrylic, plastic buttons, polyester thread. Lyocell and viscose are regenerated in chemical baths, so strict mode counts them as not natural.

A merino tee, 78% wool and 22% nylon
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Evidence

How sure are we?

Brand-claimed. What the brand says on its own pages.
Certificate checked. Found in the certifier’s own database.
Independently tested. A lab result backs it up.

Every score on this page sits at the first step. Unchecked claims earn reduced credit, so scores will move as we verify.

Tiers

Four tiers, then zero.

80–100Best available
60–79Excellent
40–59Good
1–39Natural, unproven
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