About

Why FiberScore Exists

What clothes are made of shapes how they feel, how they wear, and how they're cared for. Many people like to know the fiber content before they buy clothing but it's often buried in a product page's details or printed on a label inside the garment.

FiberScore puts it up front. Every item lists its fiber content, and you can shop by it: pick any fiber and how much of it an item should have. Hover over or tap a fiber on any item to see a short description of it. Read the fiber guide to learn more about clothing fibers in general.

Background

FiberScore was created by a materials scientist and engineer who has worked in the polymer and textile industries. Due to his background, he always wanted to check what clothing was made of but found it to be more time-consuming than it should have been. The fiber content had a strong impact on whether or not he liked a piece of clothing, so he believed it should be easily accessible information.

What This Means for You

FiberScore shows the fiber content brands publish and lets you filter and sort by it, so you can find what you're looking for. What you choose is up to you: your own needs, style, and fit.