Every piece is hand-curated by Toxome and made from cleaner, lower-toxin natural fibers. Browse by fiber to find clothing that is kinder to your skin and the planet.
tencel lyocell starts as wood pulp dissolved in a non-toxic solvent and spun into thread, and the factory runs a closed loop that captures over 99 percent of that solvent and reuses it instead of dumping it. that skips the harsh carbon disulfide older fabrics like viscose rely on. it is about as clean as a manufactured fiber gets against your skin, smooth and good at pulling moisture away. your real risk is what gets added later, the dyes and wrinkle-proof coatings that can leave formaldehyde behind, so every piece here is scored by toxome for its real fiber content.
is tencel lyocell safe to wear? read the guideTENCEL lyocell is made from wood in a closed loop with a non-toxic solvent that is captured and reused, so the finished thread carries almost no leftover chemistry. It is smooth and moisture-wicking, which is gentle on skin. The thing to check is the dye and finish, so look for OEKO-TEX Standard 100. Toxome scores each piece by its fiber content.
No. Plain viscose and rayon are made with carbon disulfide, a harsh chemical, often in an open process that discharges it. TENCEL lyocell uses a non-toxic solvent recaptured in a closed loop. Look for the TENCEL brand name to confirm the clean process.
It depends what you value. Lyocell is smooth, absorbent, biodegradable, and made in a closed loop, while cotton is a plant fiber grown in a field. Both beat polyester. As always, the finish matters as much as the fiber, so check for OEKO-TEX.
Fiber content is what touches the skin. Toxome reads each garment's composition and rates it, so the score reflects what the clothing is made of, not a brand's marketing.