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Clothes for sensitive skin

Short answer: If your skin is sensitive, clothes should be soft, free of coarse seams and not tight in the fit. Choos...

The label that scratches at the neck

Short answer: A stiff label at the back of the neck is one of the most common reasons why an otherwise good garment i...

Skin that reacts to new clothes

Short answer: If your skin reacts to a new garment, the cause is most often residue from production or from detergent...

Clothes for thin and fragile skin

Short answer: As skin gets thinner with age, seams, elastic and rough fabrics become more noticeable. Smooth material...

Can everyone wear bamboo clothing

Short answer: Bamboo viscose is smooth and does not scratch, which is why people with sensitive skin often wear it. N...

Underwear for delicate skin

Short answer: If your skin is sensitive, three things matter most: that the fabric moves moisture away, that there ar...

Clothes when your skin itches for no known reason

Short answer: Itching without a visible cause often comes from dry skin, heat or detergent residues in the fabric. Sw...

Clothes when you have atopic eczema

Short answer: With atopic eczema, itching is often made worse by heat, sweat and rough materials. Smooth, soft fabric...

Clothes when you have psoriasis

Short answer: With psoriasis it is mainly friction, heat and dryness that cause discomfort. Smooth, soft materials wi...

Soft clothes during chemotherapy

Short answer: During chemotherapy the skin often becomes dry and more sensitive, and many people switch between feeli...

Clothing Without the Itch – For You Who Cut Off the Labels

Short answer: Clothing that does not itch comes down to smooth fibres. Bamboo viscose has long, round fibres without ...

Hypoallergenic Clothing – What Does It Mean?

Short answer: Hypoallergenic clothing is clothing that rarely triggers skin irritation or allergic reactions. Bamboo ...