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Definite Articles Sustainability Actions

Tests finished garments for chemicals

Definite Articles says every finished garment is independently tested by Intertek, a large testing lab, before it ships. The tests look for PFAS, BPA, and more than 50 other chemicals of concern. The brand says it shares the results on request, which means customers can ask to see the test data. This matters because the company argues that fabric labels do not show what chemicals were added later in production.

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Avoids performance chemical finishes

The brand says it does not treat its synthetic fabrics with performance chemicals such as stain resistance, odor control, or water repellency finishes. It argues that these treatments are the main problem, not the fiber itself. Definite Articles also says it uses recycled materials in its apparel and accessories, then checks the finished item to confirm it is free from the chemicals it names.

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Uses CiCLO in fabrics

Definite Articles says its fabrics use CiCLO® technology, which adds natural compounds to synthetic fibers so they can break down more like wool or cotton when discarded. The brand says this is meant to reduce long-term microplastic pollution. It also says the fabric keeps its stretch, durability, and moisture management, so the performance is not meant to change.

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Donates revenue to nonprofits

The brand says it donates 2% of annual revenue to nonprofits that work on a healthier and happier world. This is a social impact action rather than a product change. The source does not name the recipient groups, so the exact projects supported are not clear from the available information.

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Plants a tree per order

Definite Articles says it works with One Tree Planted to plant one tree for every order. It links this to forest restoration after wildfires and deforestation. This is a carbon and nature-related action, although the source does not give a total number of trees planted or explain how the program is verified.

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