Best Non-Toxic Clothing
Curated non-toxic clothing alternatives researched for ingredient safety and effectiveness
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What to Look For
Organic cotton, undyed or low-impact dyes, simple constructions
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Frequently Asked Questions
What should I look for when buying non-toxic clothing?
1. Textile finishes 2. Dyes and treatments 3. Fiber type
What ingredients should I avoid in clothing?
"Wrinkle-free," "stain-resistant," heavy prints, vinyl decals
How do I care for non-toxic clothing?
Wash all new clothes before first wear. Secondhand baby clothes have been washed many times, reducing residual chemicals. Avoid fabric softener on kids' clothes — it coats fibers with chemicals. Line-dry when possible.
What greenwashing should I watch for with clothing?
"100% cotton" doesn't mean organic or chemical-free — conventional cotton is one of the most pesticide-heavy crops. "Oeko-Tex" tests the finished product for harmful substances but doesn't mean organic.
Trusted Brands
Pact, Primary, Hanna Andersson, Colored Organics, L'ovedbaby, Kate Quinn, Burt's Bees Baby, Finn + Emma, Mightly, Monica + Andy