Fibr shows fabric composition right on the product image — while you shop Zara, H&M, and Mango. Know instantly if something is polyester-heavy, low-quality, or exactly what you want.
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Shop Zara, H&M, or Mango like you normally would. Fibr runs silently in the background.
Every product image gets a badge. Green for natural fibres. Yellow for mixed. Red for mostly synthetic. Done.
of all clothing is synthetic — that's why so many clothes feel scratchy, trap sweat, and fall apart after 5 washes.
of shoppers want to avoid synthetic fabrics for comfort — but brands bury composition in tiny text you never check.
microplastic fibres shed per wash from synthetic clothing. Natural fabrics don't do this.
Fibr puts that information where it belongs: right on the product, before you buy.
100% natural fibres. Cotton, linen, silk, wool. The good stuff. Buy with confidence.
Mixed. Some natural, some synthetic. Not perfect, not terrible. Your call.
Mostly synthetic. Polyester, nylon, acrylic. It's plastic. Now you know.
Polyester is a plastic-based fibre that doesn't breathe well and can trap heat and moisture against your skin. Many dermatologists recommend natural fibres like cotton and linen for people with sensitive skin, eczema, or allergies. Fibr helps you spot synthetic-heavy garments before you buy.
Most retailers bury fabric composition deep in the product page — you'd have to click into every item and scroll to find it. Fibr does this automatically. It reads the composition data and shows it as a colour-coded badge right on the product image while you browse.
Yes. A single load of synthetic clothing can release up to 900,000 microplastic fibres into waterways. These particles are too small for most filtration systems and end up in oceans, drinking water, and food chains. Choosing natural fibres is one of the most direct ways to reduce your microplastic footprint.
It varies by season and category, but across fast fashion retailers, synthetic fibres (primarily polyester) make up the majority of garments. Fibr lets you see the exact breakdown for every item — no more guessing whether that "breathable summer dress" is actually 90% polyester.
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Currently Fibr works on Zara (zara.com), H&M (hm.com), and Mango (shop.mango.com). We're adding more retailers regularly — if there's a site you want supported, let us know.
One install. Every product. Know what your clothes are made of before you buy.
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