Clothing brands in Australia, Every Fibre and Owner Checked

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Clothing brands in Australia. Each report shows the fibres we read, and a rating when enough of the catalogue is scored.

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Clothing2,188 Organic Cotton28 T-Shirts26 Shorts21 Non Polyester20 Jumpers & Cardigans19 Dresses19 Hats18 Linen18 Coats & Jackets18 Hoodies & Sweatshirts14 Hemp13 Skirts13 Scarves12 Swimwear12 Tote Bags12 Biodegradable Clothing11 Jumpsuits11 Trousers10 Boxers9 Regenerative Cotton8 Pyjamas8 Activewear8 Sleepwear8 Gloves7 Leggings7 Belts7 Knickers7 Joggers6 Shoes6 Underwear6 Backpacks6 Jeans5 Hand Loom5 Babygrows5 Bras5 Socks4 Slippers4 Denim4 Handbags3 Clogs & Mules3 Luggage3 School Uniform3 Boots3 Kids2 Hosiery2 Bandanas2 Jewellery2 Circular2 Wetsuits2 Wallets2 Shirts2 Tops2 Watches1 Hair Accessories1 Hoodies & Sweatshirts1 Sunglasses1 Suits1

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What the full scan adds

The results table, item by item

Recorded mills, factories and suppliers where sourced

Certification evidence where verified

The source behind each figure, and its date

Missing evidence and assessment limits

Standard 2.2 (draft): scores for this category will appear once its release checks are complete. Any scores shown above this section were calculated under an earlier version of the Standard and will be replaced.

How the Throne Standard is calculated for textiles

Pack: Textile 2.2.0 · Standard 2.2.0 (draft) · Engine: Composition · Status: Experimental, scores not yet published

Clothing, bedding, swimwear, cloth nappies, period underwear and the shells of cases are scored on what they are made of, using the complete fibre composition the brand declares for that exact product.

The calculation

Product value = declared plant-fibre percentage of a complete composition

Cotton, linen, hemp and other plant fibres earn credit. Wool, silk and cashmere are animal fibres; viscose, modal, lyocell and cupro are regenerated; polyester, nylon, acrylic and elastane are synthetic. None of those earn plant credit.
The composition must be complete and attributable. Declared percentages must total 100, within 0.05 percentage points. More than 100.05 is an evidence error; less, or an unknown remainder, leaves the product unresolved.
Named parts (shell, lining, filling) are assessed separately and never added into one impossible garment total. Without declared part weights, parts with different fibre mixes leave the product unresolved.
One criterion carries all the weight, so a product is either fully assessed (coverage 100%) or unresolved. There is no partial credit.
Animal-material floor: if animal fibres make up at least 95% of a brand's classified non-plant share, the brand band cannot fall below 2/5. It never changes a product value.

Bands (the same in every category)
Value	Band
100	5/5
90 to below 100	4/5
60 to below 90	3/5
40 to below 60	2/5
0 to below 40	1/5

All arithmetic is exact (fractions, never rounded floating point). Nothing is rounded before the band test, and each band includes its lower bound. Values are shown cut to two decimals, never rounded up, so 89.996 shows as 89.99 and is 3/5.

A worked example with a real declaration

This shows the method on one real product declaration. It is a worked example, not a published rating.

Antonia Knit Jumper, Boopala (catalogue read 13 Oct 2026)
Step	Result
Declared composition	60% cotton, 37% acrylic, 3% elastane
Total	60 + 37 + 3 = 100, complete
Classes	cotton plant 60; acrylic synthetic 37; elastane synthetic 3
Product value	60 (plant share)
Band test	60 is at least 60 and below 90, so 3/5 (the 3/5 band includes 60 exactly)

Source: boopala.com product catalogue, recorded with its response hash.

Verified 5/5 references: Ecko Unltd Combed Ripstop Pants ("Content: 100% Combed Cotton Ripstop"), Modern Dane European Linen Duvet Cover Set ("100% European flax linen") and BeachCandy Organic Convertible Bandeau Bikini Top ("53% hemp and 47% organic cotton"). Each was read from its stored capture, re-read by a second independent parser, and re-checked live on 24 October 2026.

From products to a brand result

Each parent product counts once. Sizes add no votes; variants with different complete declarations each count once and the parent takes their mean.
The brand value is the plain mean of the unrounded product values, never weighted by price or sales. One result per category; never one overall brand score.
A headline band needs at least 70% of eligible products assessed. Below that the result is shown as Partial, with no badge.
Only a verified complete catalogue (a Census) can reach 5/5. Partial and sample results are capped at 4/5, and a Partial result shows its possible range, from every unresolved item at 0 to every unresolved item at 100.
Unknown is never a fail. A missing, unread or conflicting record lowers coverage and is shown as a gap.

Evidence we use

Brand product pages and catalogue feeds for the exact item, read from the composition panel or product description. Every record keeps its source address, exact locator, capture date and a SHA-256 hash of what we read. Evidence older than two years is re-checked before it supports a high level.

Why scores are not shown yet

Before any score in this category is published, no verified product has yet been confirmed at 5/5 with published evidence; the calibration run has not been reviewed and signed off; we have not yet shown that scores separate stronger from weaker products. Two of three checks are done: verified 5/5 references for clothing, bedding and swimwear, and a distribution that separates products. The calibration report is awaiting sign-off. Until then we show the evidence we have found, not a score.