Allwear Tencel™ Lightweight Short Sleeve Tee

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Allwear Tencel™ Lightweight Short Sleeve Tee

$30
$30

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The Allwear Tencel™ Lightweight Short Sleeve Tee is your new go-to for comfort and versatility. Made sustainably with our non-toxic OEKO-TEX certified Tencel™ Modal fabric blend, sourced from FSC certified beech trees, it’s soft, breathable, and built to last. This premium wardrobe essential offers effortless style that transitions seamlessly between activities, keeping you comfortable all day long.

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What's in it

THE CLEAN STANDARD™
  • TENCEL™ Modal 92%
  • BPA-free Elastane8%
  • PFAS / forever chemicals 0%
  • Pesticide residue OEKO-TEX verified safe
  • Toxic dye finishing0%

WHAT'S NOT IN IT

  • PFAS / forever chemicals
  • Toxic azo dye finishing
  • Polyester or nylon
  • BPA
  • Harmful substances above safe thresholds

FABRIC CERTIFIED BY

OEKO-TEX FSC
 
ALLWEAR TENCEL™ SHORT SLEEVE TEE
TYPICAL T-SHIRT
Primary material
FSC-Certified TENCEL™ Modal
Plastic polyester / nylon
PFAS chemicals
None — verified
Commonly present
Pesticide residue
OEKO-TEX verified safe
Untested
Microplastic shedding
92% natural fiber
High — every wash
Dye finishing
Azo-free — non-toxic
Conventional azo dyes
Harmful substance test
OEKO-TEX certified
None
Skin contact safety
The Clean Standard™
Unknown
Size range
XXS–7XL
Typically XS–XL

Build A Healthy Wardrobe

  • Sustainably crafted with non-toxic, premium natural materials
  • Comfortable, functional, and easy-to-style for any activity, all year round
  • Designed for all, made for you in sizes XXS-7XL

Other Brands

  • Made with toxic chemicals and materials
  • Poor breathability and versatility
  • Overproduction and limited size range

Additives such as phthalates and bisphenol A (BPA) used in polyester manufacturing are recognized as endocrine disruptors, posing risks to reproductive and developmental health. Hahladakis et al. (2018): Journal of Hazardous Materials

Polyester contains carcinogenic antimony, which is used as a catalyst in its production. Antimony residues can migrate to the skin and be absorbed, especially when the fabric is heated, such as during exercise. Oecotextiles (2018): Oecotextiles Blog

Per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS), commonly called 'forever chemicals,' are widely used in synthetic textiles like polyester and nylon. PFAS have been linked to various adverse health effects, including increased cholesterol, metabolic disorders, and immune deficits. Muñoz, Maria A., and Lein, Pamela J. "Toxic textiles: Potential health risks associated with toxic chemicals in clothing." Open Access Government, January 23, 2024.

Over 700,000 microplastic fibers can be released in a single wash from synthetic fabrics such as polyester and nylon. Napper and Thompson (2016): Marine Pollution Bulletin

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