TotsBots Reusable Nappies Review: Sustainability & Environment

TotsBots builds its nappy from a bamboo viscose inner and a recycled-polyester waterproof outer, so by the Throne Standard TotsBots contains no natural plant fibre and does not pass. TotsBots markets its bamboo as natural, but the flag here is that bamboo fabric is bamboo viscose, a chemically regenerated semi-synthetic fibre. TotsBots is made in Glasgow and is fully OEKO-TEX 100 certified, which means TotsBots is tested for harmful substances but is not certified as a natural or plant-fibre product.

2/5 · Mostly unnatural · % plant fibre

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A bamboo (viscose) inner and a recycled-polyester waterproof outer. By the Throne Standard neither is a natural plant fibre — bamboo viscose is semi-synthetic and polyester is synthetic — so it does not pass, despite being OEKO-TEX certified and UK-made.
This report assesses the brand at brand level, from its own published materials/ingredients, ownership disclosures and independent databases — not a per-product laboratory scan. Ranges within a brand can differ, so verify the specific product line and its on-pack materials/ingredients before purchase.

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