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6'1'' Size M
Allwear Tencel™ Lightweight Long Sleeve Tee
Allwear Tencel™ Lightweight Long Sleeve Tee
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Soft. Breathable. Verified Non-Toxic.
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The Allwear Tencel™ Lightweight Long Sleeve Tee is designed for ultimate comfort and breathability. Made to the Clean Standard™ with our non-toxic OEKO-TEX certified Tencel™ Modal fabric blend, sourced from FSC certified beech trees, it’s ultra-soft and gentle on the skin. Featuring a sleek scoop neck, fitted sleeves, and a mesh back seam that keeps you cool—whether you're at home or on the move.
THE INGREDIENT LABEL YOUR CLOTHING BRAND NEVER GAVE YOU
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%
- Formaldehyde0%
WHAT'S NOT IN IT
- PFAS / forever chemicals
- Toxic azo dye finishing
- Polyester or nylon
- BPA
- Formaldehyde
FABRIC CERTIFIED BY
The fiber is only the beginning.
The Clean Standard™ looks at what you actually wear — materials, processing, dyes, testing, and supply chain.
Verified Non-Toxic
Every Allwear fabric independently tested and certified free from PFAS, BPA, formaldehyde, pesticide residue, and 100+ harmful substances.
Natural Primary Fibers
Natural fibers as the primary material in every product. No polyester. No nylon. Where stretch requires it — BPA-free elastane at 5–8%, OEKO-TEX verified safe.
Clean From Source to Skin
Organic tells you where a fiber starts. We look at what happens next — processing, dyeing, and the finished garment — before it reaches your skin.
Azo-Free Non-Toxic Dyes
Every garment, every color, held to OEKOTEX Standard 100 limits for restricted dyes and harmful substances.
Full Supply Chain Transparency
Factory partners and independent audit results publicly downloadable. If we cannot show it, we do not claim it.
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
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
