Sweet Skins
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Every recorded entry, with its finding
| # | Style | Stated composition | Class |
|---|---|---|---|
| 001 | Long Slip Dress | hemp | Plant |
| 002 | Tanya Tee | hemp | Plant |
| 003 | Spring Gown | hemp | Plant |
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Recorded findings for Sweet Skins
The first 3 recorded entries are shown in this preview.
- Long Slip Dress · hemp
- Tanya Tee · hemp
- Spring Gown · hemp
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About Sweet Skins
Owner · Mira Fannin is the owner of Sweet Skins.
Sweet Skins is a small minority-women-owned brand that designs and sews all its garments in-house in Eugene, Oregon, using hemp and organic-cotton blends and low-impact dyes. It is transparent about its own cut-and-sew operation (Made in USA) and fibre choices, but it does not disclose where its hemp and organic-cotton fabric is grown or milled, nor any third-party certification. Traceability is solid at the sewing tier and undisclosed upstream.
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Recorded features & ownership
Every Sweet Skins garment is made from hemp blended with organic cotton, with the lightest jersey used for most shirts and dresses running at 55% hemp and 45% cotton, and the brand calls hemp the premier plant fibre fabric. Sweet Skins also…
Organic cotton, blended with hemp (e.g. 55% hemp / 45% cotton) or 100% hemp
Sweet Skins' own studio-warehouse (Whiteaker district)
Sweet Skins describes its hemp clothing operation as both ecologically sound and ethically run, though the brand states no third party certification such as GOTS, OEKO-TEX, or B Corp. Instead Sweet Skins relies on low impact dyes and an in house zero…
What the sources support
Sweet Skins does not hold GOTS certification.
Sweet Skins does not state that it holds OEKO-TEX certification.
Sweet Skins clothing brand is not a member of 1% for the Planet.
Sweet Skins clothing brand is a vegan clothing brand.
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How Sweet Skins compares across published ratings
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| Directory | Published result | What it measures or reports | Source date |
|---|---|---|---|
| Good On You ↗ | It's a start · 3/5 | Planet: It's a start · People: It's a start · Animals: Good | 1 Nov 2022Captured 24 Aug 2026 |
| The Throne Scan | 2/5 · Mostly unnatural | 70 eligible styles checked for stated fibre composition; 61.4% plant among recorded textile styles | 5 Sep 2026 |
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