Every product gets a simple A to F grade based on fabric composition, sustainability, and health impact.
Made entirely from natural, sustainable materials like organic cotton, linen, wool, or silk. No synthetics. Minimal to no chemical treatments.
Mostly natural materials with small amounts of synthetics (like spandex for stretch). Low microplastic risk and chemical concerns.
A roughly even blend of natural and synthetic fibers. Moderate microplastic shedding risk. Some chemical concerns may be present.
Mixed blend with moderate to high synthetic content. Moderate microplastic risk and potential chemical concerns.
Primarily synthetic materials like polyester, nylon, or acrylic. High microplastic risk and chemical concerns. Consider alternatives.
Every Wove Score is based on these four key factors — analyzed independently with no brand influence.
The percentage of natural versus synthetic fibers in the garment. Natural fibers like cotton, linen, wool, and silk score highest.
Primary FactorSynthetic fabrics shed tiny plastic particles during washing. We assess how much microplastic pollution each garment is likely to produce.
Health & Environment"Forever chemicals" are often used in water-resistant and stain-proof treatments. We flag garments that may contain these harmful substances.
Chemical SafetyThe overall environmental footprint based on material sourcing, biodegradability, durability, and end-of-life impact.
Environmental ImpactHere's what a Wove Score looks like for a typical product.
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