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Nudie Jeans Review: Sustainable and Ethically Sourced Chemical Free Demin

Nudie Jeans Sustainability Report Results

Nudie Jeans passes the fibre test, and that is rare for denim. Hold The Throne scanned all 527 live styles for plastic and synthetics, and 99.2% came back natural, mostly 100% organic cotton. The catch is in the ethics: a living wage gap Nudie admit is not closed, and cotton from India.

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Pact Sustainability Report Results

Pact markets itself as Earth’s Favorite organic cotton, but it is not a clean pass for sustainable clothing. Hold The Throne scanned all 205 of their live styles, and while 122 are 100% organic cotton, just over a third are blended with elastane, which is plastic.

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Harvest & Mill Sustainability Report Results

Harvest & Mill sell legit sustainable clothing. I scanned all 74 of their live styles for plastic, synthetics and chemical fibre, and every single one is 100% organic cotton, grown and sewn in the USA, with no plastic, no synthetics, no chemically processed cellulose and no animal fibre.

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Latest Clothing Brands Data Reports

Nudie Jeans passes the fibre test, and that is rare for denim. Hold The Throne scanned all 527 live styles for plastic and synthetics, and 99.2% came back natural, mostly 100% organic cotton. The catch is in the ethics: a living wage gap Nudie admit is not closed, and cotton from India.
Pact markets itself as Earth’s Favorite organic cotton, but it is not a clean pass for sustainable clothing. Hold The Throne scanned all 205 of their live styles, and while 122 are 100% organic cotton, just over a third are blended with elastane, which is plastic.
Harvest & Mill sell legit sustainable clothing. I scanned all 74 of their live styles for plastic, synthetics and chemical fibre, and every single one is 100% organic cotton, grown and sewn in the USA, with no plastic, no synthetics, no chemically processed cellulose and no animal fibre.
Mate the Label calls itself plastic-free, but 42% of its range is spandex, elastane and lyocell. Here’s the product data that is available to download.

Sustainable Fashion, Ethical Brands and Insights

Switching to sustainable clothing comes down to one question: can the garment return to the soil. This five step guide shows how to switch to natural fibre clothing without greenwash, how to read a fabric label, what GOTS organic certification really promises from an official interview, why lists like Vogue, Good On You and The Good Trade fail a non toxic fibre test, and the sustainable clothing brands doing it right in underwear, linen and hemp.
The Good Trade names ten sustainable underwear brands, but eight of them sell synthetics. Hold The Throne read every fabric label and found that brands like Pact, Quince and Organic Basics blend elastane, micromodal, TENCEL or recycled nylon into the underwear, while only KENT and Oddobody pass as 100% non toxic, natural materials. This is the honest sustainable underwear list: which of The Good Trade’s organic cotton and ethical lingerie picks are GOTS certified plant fibre, and which are plastic against the skin.
Ethical Consumer’s A to Z of ethical fashion brands gets the ethics right and the fibre wrong. Out of 29 picks, only Earthmonk and Where Does It Come From? are actually 100% plant fibre. The other 27 carry bamboo viscose, TENCEL, wool, elastane or mixed secondhand fibre.
I burned my whole swimwear business down to start again. At its peak doing five figures a month, Vivi Rufino and her partner David stopped producing entirely and spent seven years rebuilding Freedom Ecowear from polyester to natural fibres like hemp and organic cotton. Standing in the workshop the two of them built, Vivi explains why even recycled polyester failed, and why destruction was the only way forward.
Vogue’s 28 best sustainable clothing brands list is right about ethics and wrong about fibre. Of 28 brands, 26 fail a plant-fibre-only test because they lean on TENCEL, viscose, wool, silk and recycled polyester. Here is the proof, composition by composition.
She got expelled from school for sketching, and built a Caribbean sustainable swimwear brand. Vivi Rufino could not afford new clothes at college, took her sketches to her aunt’s sewing machine, and grew Freedom Ecowear into a beachwear label that now ships to over 30 countries, run with her partner David. I spent two days at Sol Luna Atelier with the two of them, and this is Vivi’s origin story in her own words.

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