Kent

United States$$Scanned 2026-09-05
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Fibre class
Recorded
91.7%
of recorded textile styles are plant-fibre styles
Catalogue scanned
Listing data36/42
36 eligible styles recorded · 0 non-textile items excluded
Sourcing
transparency
Partial
4/5
Full farm-to-shelf
Kent composition
36 styles
Plant91.7%
Animal0%
Synthetic0%
Semi-synth2.8%
Unclassified5.6%
Every entry, recorded

Every recorded entry, with its finding

36 styles91.7% Plant2026-09-05 checked36 on record
Plant 91.7%Animal 0%Synthetic 0%Semi-synth 2.8%Unclassified 5.6%
#StyleStated compositionClass
001Bikini Trio ~ 3 Organic Cotton Underwear100% organic supimaPlant
002High-Waist Trio ~ 3 Organic Cotton Underwear100% organic supimaPlant
003Hipster Trio ~ 3 Organic Cotton Underwear100% GOTS certified organic supimaPlant
04
05
06
07
08
09
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Recorded findings for Kent

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  • Bikini Trio ~ 3 Organic Cotton Underwear · 100% organic supima
  • High-Waist Trio ~ 3 Organic Cotton Underwear · 100% organic supima
  • Hipster Trio ~ 3 Organic Cotton Underwear · 100% GOTS certified organic supima

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The story

About Kent

Owner · Stacy Grace is the owner of Kent.

Kent builds its plant based, home compostable underwear on GOTS certified organic Supima cotton and a family owned factory certified to Fairtrade, GOTS, OCS, BCI, GRS and Oeko-Tex, describing a field to garment certified chain. Kent discloses farm and factory certifications and locations but does not name the specific farm or factory. Published sources conflict on details, with the brand’s own page citing USA Supima cotton and an Indian factory while some third party articles cite Peruvian pima cotton and a California factory, and living wage claims are not third party verified at all tiers.

MaterialsEvery Kent garment is made from 100% GOTS-certified organic cotton, a plant fibre the brand states is completely plastic-free and synthetic-free, so Kent never uses spandex, polyester, nylon, elastane, acrylic or acetate, and its bio-based…
SourcingKent states it sources its organic cotton from a farm it describes as GOTS and Fairtrade certified where workers are paid above living wages, and each cotton garment is sewn in a Fairtrade and GOTS…
End of lifeKent designs its organic cotton briefs to be 100% plant-based and plantable, and describes them as the world's first verified compostable underwear, tested at LA Compost's composting centre where they disappeared in only 90 days.…
Details
Brand NameKent
CountryUnited States
Websitehttps://tidd.ly/4o7YPwN
OwnerStacy Grace is the owner of Kent.
Instagramhttps://www.instagram.com/wearkent/
Price tier$$
Certifications
GOTSKent is not GOTS certified as a company, but uses GOTS certified organic cotton.
VeganKent clothing brand is a vegan clothing brand.
Who is behind it
Woman OwnedKent clothing brand is a woman owned clothing brand.
Verification statusnot assessed
Scan coverage
Products in catalogue42
Products read30
Catalogue read %71.4
How it was readRecalculated SKU by SKU from the saved direct-scan CSV Band column. Plant means the complete SKU was classified as 100% plant fibre; all other textile bands fail the plant test. Unresolved and excluded products are named separately.
Sources checkedSaved direct SKU scan CSV: KENT.csv. Row-level URLs retained: 34 of 42.
Last checked2026-09-05
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36 styles
Recorded findings available in this listing
Recorded data
Material evidence across 42 catalogue records
33Cotton mentioned
33Organic wording recorded
6Material not stated
Recorded mentions can overlap when one style uses more than one material.
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Recorded composition
Plant91.7%
Animal0%
Synthetic0%
Semi-synth2.8%
Unclassified5.6%
1% for the Planet member VerifiedOfficial 1% for the Planet directory: KENT (Apparel, Los Angeles), active business member.GOTS (brand-stated, not registry-confirmed) Brand-attestedKent states its cotton and factory are GOTS certified but names no farm or factory and no licence; not in the official GOTS database (checked 16 August 2026).Fairtrade (brand-stated, not registry-confirmed) Brand-attestedKent claims a Fairtrade and GOTS certified factory and a WFTO-certified farm; WFTO is membership not FLOCERT product certification, and no Fairtrade licence disclosed.OEKO-TEX® Standard 100 Brand-attestedKent is not OEKO-TEX certified as a company, but its fabric is OEKO-TEX Standard 100 certified.Vegan Brand-attestedKent clothing brand is a vegan clothing brand.
Materials

Every Kent garment is made from 100% GOTS-certified organic cotton, a plant fibre the brand states is completely plastic-free and synthetic-free, so Kent never uses spandex, polyester, nylon, elastane, acrylic or acetate, and its bio-based elastics come from renewable tree resources.

Cotton

Organic Supima (long staple) cotton, GOTS certified

Manufacturing

Family owned apparel factory (Fairtrade and GOTS certified)

End of life

Kent designs its organic cotton briefs to be 100% plant-based and plantable, and describes them as the world's first verified compostable underwear, tested at LA Compost's composting centre where they disappeared in only 90 days. Customers can return worn Kent briefs through…

Certifications & claims

What the sources support

1% for the Planet memberVerifiedProof ↗

Official 1% for the Planet directory: KENT (Apparel, Los Angeles), active business member. · Checked 2026-08-16

GOTS (brand-stated, not registry-confirmed)Brand-attestedTheir claim ↗

Kent states its cotton and factory are GOTS certified but names no farm or factory and no licence; not in the official GOTS database (checked 16 August 2026). · Checked 2026-08-16

Fairtrade (brand-stated, not registry-confirmed)Brand-attestedTheir claim ↗

Kent claims a Fairtrade and GOTS certified factory and a WFTO-certified farm; WFTO is membership not FLOCERT product certification, and no Fairtrade licence disclosed. · Checked 2026-08-16

OEKO-TEX® Standard 100Brand-attested

Kent is not OEKO-TEX certified as a company, but its fabric is OEKO-TEX Standard 100 certified.

VeganBrand-attested

Kent clothing brand is a vegan clothing brand.

WatchBoth GOTS and Fairtrade rest on Kent's own word. Kent discloses no named farm or factory and no licence or certificate number, so neither headline cotton claim is registry-confirmable, and the B Corp badge belongs to the unnamed farm, not to Kent.
After use

Care, repair & end of life

Take-back or repair

Yes

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Resale

0

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Certifications 9 fields
GOTSKent is not GOTS certified as a company, but uses GOTS certified organic cotton.
OEKO-TEX® Standard 100Kent is not OEKO-TEX certified as a company, but its fabric is OEKO-TEX Standard 100 certified.
Other CertificationsKent is not a certified B Corporation.
Sourcing & supply chain 11 fields
Cotton. Country of originUSA (organic Supima cotton, GOTS certified) per the brand's philosophy page; some third party write ups cite Peruvian pima cotton
Cotton. Named farm / region / co-opFarm not named publicly. Kent states its cotton farm is GOTS and Fairtrade certified; Kent also attributes WFTO and B Corp certification to the farm, which cannot be independently verified because the farm is unnamed.
Wool. Origin + farm + mulesing statusNot applicable (plant based basics)
Scan coverage & transparency 10 fields
Products in catalogue42
Products read30
Catalogue read %71.4
Possible flags 5 fields
Why no scoreNOT ASSESSED from saved CSV: 30 of 42 in-scope rows classified (71.4% coverage); possible fully plant-SKU range 71.4-100.0% can change the score band. No score is published.
Sourcing red flagsSpecific farm and factory not named; Conflicting cotton origin across sources (USA Supima on brand site vs Peru pima in some articles); Conflicting factory location across sources (India vs California); Living wage claims not third party verified at all tiers
Possible flags
Organic Supima Cotton Triangle BraThe description mentions elastane, nylon, spandex, which is not in the stated composition (likely a trim, lining or care note); it is not counted in the score.
Organic Supima Cotton TangaThe description mentions elastane, nylon, spandex, which is not in the stated composition (likely a trim, lining or care note); it is not counted in the score.
Thong Trio ~ 3 Organic Cotton UnderwearThe description mentions cashmere, which is not in the stated composition (likely a trim, lining or care note); it is not counted in the score.
Hipster Trio ~ 3 Organic Cotton UnderwearThe description mentions cashmere, which is not in the stated composition (likely a trim, lining or care note); it is not counted in the score.
Other recorded details 57 fields
Brand NameKent
ExcerptIs Kent a sustainable clothing brand? See the real fibre breakdown, plant, animal or synthetic, before you buy.
Buy Linkhttps://tidd.ly/3WwNDOy
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How Kent compares across published ratings

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DirectoryPublished resultWhat it measures or reportsSource date
Good On YouIt's a start · 3/5Planet: Good · People: It's a start · Animals: Not applicable28 Jul 2026Captured 24 Aug 2026
The Throne ScanRecorded result36 eligible styles checked for stated fibre composition; 91.7% plant among recorded textile styles5 Sep 2026

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