400 of 400 styles scanned: zero PFAS, zero formaldehyde.

“Eco” and “green” have no legal meaning, and thousands of unverified claims flood the market. We scanned 400 styles from the store’s own product feed and publish a score only at full coverage. We read certificates, not adjectives.

Most “cotton” underwear hides elastane or spandex in the trims. We read the stated fibres on 400 of 400 styles, thread by thread: 99% plant, 1% synthetic.

Latex and rubber waistbands are a top trigger for contact eczema. Elastic check across the catalogue: Elastane. Spandex, flagged red in the Skin-Safe section above.

Traceability on record: see ledger. We publish the full sourcing chain and the honest red flags, including where sources conflict.

Synthetic underwear sheds plastic fibres onto your skin and into the water with every single wash. Omibia is 1% synthetic, so yes. These styles shed. Wash cool, use a guppy bag, and favour the plant-fibre options in the range.