the toxome edits
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made in california
cut, sewn and dyed in LA, under some of the strictest chemical rules in the country.
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made in usa
american made natural fiber, from raw silk skirts to indigo chore coats.
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made in europe
sewn in portugal, italy and lithuania, under the strictest clothing chemical rules in the world.
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plant-dyed
indigo, madder and weld. color from plants instead of a chemistry lab.
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undyed
no dye at all. the color the fiber grew with, from ecru linen to cream alpaca.
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natural rubber elastic
stretch from a tree instead of spandex, in the waistbands that sit on your skin all day.
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natural fiber bed sheets
linen, organic cotton and silk, plus the eucalyptus lyocell that reads natural and is not.
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the 2000s yoga mom edit
flare yoga pants, foldover waistbands, knit capris and a mat, all in natural fibers.
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the 2026 fall denim guide
new silhouettes, real indigo, and the elastane question nobody at the denim counter wants to answer.
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corporate office siren
sharp trousers, a shirt with actual body to it, and not one polyester blazer.
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the silk hour
everything sold as a slip dress is polyester. these are the ones that aren't.
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the knitwear report
the sweater aisle is mostly acrylic. here is what the alternative costs.
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the sunday reset
what you wear for the nine hours nobody sees, which is most of the hours.
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the resort edit
linen that survives the heat, and none of the resortwear that is secretly plastic.
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every dress here is 100% silk. no polyester, no nylon, and nothing that reads white.
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rws wool clothing
wool from farms audited for animal welfare, as the brands state it. coats, knits, trousers and a throw.
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farm to closet. nothing in it started as petroleum, which is the whole point in heat.
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under $100
cheap clothes are cheap because they are polyester. these are not, and they are still under $100.
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the whole catalog, re-cut by one attribute: a fiber, a certification, a category, where it was made.