What's in Your Sweats?

You may see a hoodie, but we see these chemicals:

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Toxic Dyes & Bleaches

Used in many synthetic dye processes and can release carcinogenic amines when broken down in the body. Most commonly found in dark and vibrantly colored clothing.

Phthalates

Commonly found in plastisol screen-printed logos and labels. Linked to hormonal disruption and infertility.

Pesticides

Used in non-organic cotton production. Exposure to residues has been linked to endocrine disruption and cancer risk. Often found in non-organic cotton basics and underwear.

Perfluorochemicals (PFAs)

Added for water or stain resistance. Linked to cancer and immune system disruption. Most often found in activewear, outerwear, and water-repellent gear.

Formaldehyde

Formaldehyde, used to prevent wrinkles and shrinkage, is linked to respiratory issues and is commonly present in wrinkle-free or "permanent press" garments.

Microplastics

Shed from synthetic fibers like polyester and nylon during wash and wear. They accumulate in vital organs and have been found in most synthetic clothing.

These chemicals can be

absorbed through the skin.

and have been linked to:

Our Commitment

At Bea Organic, we do things differently. We believe you should know exactly what’s in your clothes. That’s why every garment is crafted with clean, organic ingredients and features a unique, traceable ingredient list.

We are proud to create clothing free of harmful chemicals, using sustainable practices that benefit both you and the planet. Say goodbye to toxic materials and hello to clean fashion.