Read the composition label rather than the marketing. Polyester, nylon, elastane, spandex, and Lycra are all plastics. Look for a full percentage breakdown, not a vague claim, and check for a certification like OEKO-TEX Standard 100. A brand that won't tell you its exact blend usually has a reason.

Yes. No polyester, no nylon, no elastane, not even the small percentage most plastic-free brands still use for stretch. Our fabrics are organic cotton, hemp, and Tencel™ lyocell, knitted in northern Portugal. Every fibre is plant-based.

It stretches, but differently. Our fabrics are knitted as jersey, so the give comes from the knit rather than a synthetic fibre. Natural movement without the tight squeeze of elastane.

Strand runs true to size, and every product page carries a full measurement chart plus the model's height. Wash at 30°C, skip the tumble dryer, dry flat in the shade. Heat is what damages natural fibres.

The fibre costs more and the production is slower. Organic cotton and hemp cost several times what polyester does per kilo, and hand-sewing in Portugal costs more per garment than volume manufacturing.