100% organic cotton, exclusive of waistband GOTS & OEKO-TEX certified Free returns 100% organic cotton, exclusive of waistband GOTS & OEKO-TEX certified Free returns
Humans were not meant to wear plastic.

Humans were not meant to wear plastic.

100% organic cotton, exclusive of waistband. Made for skin.

100% Organic Cotton Everyday Wear
100% Organic Cotton Everyday Wear
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$34.00
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Ingredients
  • GOTS certified, grown without synthetic pesticides. Soft because cotton is soft — not because of a chemical finish.

  • Exclusive of waistband
That’s the whole list.
Ingredients
  • Plastic, spun into thread. Doesn’t breathe, holds odour, sheds microfibres every wash.

  • A polyurethane fibre. Adds the stretch, breaks down with heat and time.

  • More plastic. Standard filler in “performance” blends.

  • A chemical coating to mask what the fabric does on its own.

  • More coating. It wears off. The plastic underneath doesn’t.

  • Applied to fix a problem the fabric created.

  • Locks colour into a fibre that never wanted it.

  • Marketed as antibacterial. Rinses into the water supply.

…and whatever “proprietary finish” covers.
Real stories from real wearers

What thepicky ones say

★★★★★4.9 / 5 · from early wearers
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David B.Verified · Bare
★★★★★
Skin finally shut up

Sensitive skin my whole life. First pair I’ve worn all day without thinking about them once. No itch, no nothing.

31 people found this helpful
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Marcus T.Verified · Ink
★★★★★
Checked the label twice

Genuinely no synthetic anything. Soft in a way the “performance” pairs never managed. Already reordered.

24 people found this helpful
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Sam K.Verified · The Set
★★★★★
Tossed the whole drawer

Bought the set, threw out everything else. The waistband actually holds — that was my one worry.

18 people found this helpful
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