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Plastic-Free Intimate Apparel

KENT has introduced 'The Undyed Collection,' a line of intimate apparel designed with a focus on material transparency, environmental sustainability, and reduced chemical exposure. The collection includes "men’s and women’s underwear, women’s bralettes, and men’s t-shirts, all made from 100% organic Supima cotton in its natural, unprocessed color." The garments are neither dyed nor bleached, preserving the cotton fiber in its original state and minimizing the use of chemical treatments.

This approach responds to increasing awareness of the potential environmental and health impacts associated with conventional textiles, which often incorporate synthetic fibers and chemical dyes. Such materials may contribute to microplastic pollution and introduce substances of concern into ecosystems and human contact points.

KENT’s products are manufactured without synthetic components, including elastane, and rely solely on renewable, natural fibers. Additionally, the garments are designed to be fully compostable at the end of their lifecycle, supporting waste reduction and advancing circular material practices in the apparel industry.

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Plastic-Free Intimate Apparel
Source
Trend Hunter
Published
2026-04-13
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