Natural fibres, chosen for how they feel and wear · Check any label as you shop
The free tool

Check any fabric label, anywhere you shop.

Most of the high street is oil-derived plastic dressed up as something natural. Our extension reads the fibre composition on any retailer's product page, so the truth is one glance away.

Opens the Chrome Web Store. Free, and it asks for no access to your browsing.

Works on the shops you already use

See which high-street pieces are actually natural — live, as you shop.

These brands don't publish what their clothes are made of, so we can't list their pieces here. The extension reads the fibre label on their own product pages the moment you open one — and on every other shop online.

ZaraH&MUniqloNextMarks & SpencerCOS& Other StoriesMangoReissAllSaintsRiver IslandNew LookWhistlesJohn LewisBodenASOSPrimarkGap

Prefer to install it manually?

The “Add to Chrome” button above is all most people need — it installs from the Chrome Web Store in one click. These steps are only if you'd rather load the packaged build by hand.

01

Download and unzip

Save the file, then unzip it. You'll get a folder with the extension inside.

02

Open your extensions page

In Chrome or Edge, go to chrome://extensions, then turn on Developer mode, top right.

03

Load unpacked

Click 'Load unpacked' and pick the folder you unzipped, then pin the ribbon to your toolbar.

Shop anywhere

Zara, ASOS, M&S, any online shop. Click the ribbon in your toolbar and it reads the label for you.

See what it's really made of

Fibre composition, the plastic percentage, and a plain verdict, before you buy.

Nothing runs in the background

It can only see a page in the moment you click. No access to your browsing, no tracking.

Free, always. We earn through affiliate links when you choose to buy, never from what the extension tells you. It reads the label the same whether we're paid or not.