The smart read on ReCreate
Every recorded entry, with its finding
| # | Style | Stated composition | Class |
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| 001 | Key Tee | Clay | our Signature Organic cotton | Plant |
| 002 | Around Sweatshirt | Marigold | our Signature Organic cotton | Plant |
| 003 | Around Sweatshirt | Black | our Signature Organic cotton | Plant |
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Stretch plastic (spandex). The usual hidden ingredient in "cotton" underwear.
Found in 11 of 184 recorded styles.
Including Barrel Pant, Cas Skirt and Service Jacket.
Checked against all 184 recorded styles in this listing, not unscanned products.
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Recorded findings for ReCreate
The first 3 recorded entries are shown in this preview.
- Key Tee | Clay · our Signature Organic cotton
- Around Sweatshirt | Marigold · our Signature Organic cotton
- Around Sweatshirt | Black · our Signature Organic cotton
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About ReCreate
Owner · Erica Gadsby is the founder of ReCreate Clothing.
ReCreate Clothing is a New Zealand social-enterprise fashion brand founded by Erica Gadsby; garments are designed in NZ and ethically made from GOTS-certified organic fabrics by women in Dey Tmey, Cambodia, with 100% of profits reinvested into the community.
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Summary of findings
ReCreate Clothing is a New Zealand social-enterprise fashion brand founded by Erica Gadsby; garments are designed in NZ and ethically made from GOTS-certified organic fabrics by women in Dey Tmey, Cambodia, with 100% of profits reinvested into the community.
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How ReCreate compares across published ratings
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| Directory | Published result | What it measures or reports | Source date |
|---|---|---|---|
| Good On You ↗ | Great · 5/5 | Planet: Good · People: Great · Animals: Great | 3 Jul 2026Captured 24 Aug 2026 |
| The Throne Scan | 4/5 · Mostly natural | 184 eligible styles checked for stated fibre composition; 94% plant among recorded textile styles | Current HTT record |
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