Second Skin Bodysuit

OEKO-TEX Standard 100 is essentially a "safety first" certification. While many eco-labels focus on how the fiber was grown (like organic cotton), Standard 100 focuses on the chemical safety of the final product you put against your skin. If a garment has this label, every single part of it—from the fabric and thread to the buttons, zippers, and linings—has been tested for over 1,000 harmful substances.

What It Actually Guarantees

The certification ensures that the clothes are free from high levels of toxic chemicals, even those that aren't yet legally regulated but are known to be harmful. This includes:

• Toxic heavy metals (like arsenic, lead, and cadmium).
• Carcinogenic dyes and phthalates.
• PFAS (the "forever chemicals" often used for water-repelling).
• Formaldehyde (often used to prevent wrinkles in "iron-free" shirts)

Biodegradable means a material can be broken down by biological microorganisms (like bacteria and fungi) into natural elements like water, carbon dioxide, and biomass. Essentially, a biodegradable garment is one that can return to the earth without leaving behind toxic residue or microplastics.

Yes, we ship to most countries worldwide. International shipping times vary by location.

For anyone dealing with eczema, the "prickle factor" of clothing can be the difference between a calm day and a painful flare-up. Both bamboo and Tencel (Lyocell) are top-tier recommendations from dermatologists because they are significantly smoother and more "breathable" than traditional cotton.

TENCEL™ Lyocell is the brand name for a high-performance, eco-friendly fabric owned by the Austrian company Lenzing AG. While "Lyocell" is the generic name for the fiber, TENCEL™ is the most famous version of it. In the fashion industry of 2026, it is considered the "third generation" of plant-based rayons—following traditional viscose and modal—but with much higher environmental and performance standards.

1. How is it Made? (The "Closed-Loop" Secret)

Unlike traditional viscose, which uses harsh chemicals that are often dumped into local waterways, TENCEL™ uses a closed-loop production process:

• Raw Material: It starts with wood pulp, primarily from eucalyptus trees (but also beech, birch, and spruce) grown in sustainably managed, FSC-certified forests.
• The Solvent: The wood is dissolved using a non-toxic organic solvent called NMMO.
• The Loop: In a TENCEL™ factory, 99.8% of the solvent and water used is captured and reused over and over again. This means almost nothing is wasted or released into the environment.+1

2. Why is it a "Super-Fabric"?

TENCEL™ is prized for several unique physical properties that make it feel more "high-tech" than standard cotton:

• Absorbency: It absorbs moisture 50% more efficiently than cotton, making it incredible for activewear or people who get hot at night.
• Anti-Bacterial: Because it manages moisture so well, there is no "film" of water left on the surface for bacteria to grow on. This means it stays fresher (and less smelly) for longer.
• Strength: It is much stronger than regular viscose, even when wet. It doesn't lose its shape or shrink as easily in the wash.+1
• Texture: The fibers are naturally very smooth and round. This gives the fabric a "silky" drape and makes it exceptionally gentle on sensitive skin or eczema.