Cimalp
12 products analyzed
Falls short on every axis — flimsy, synthetic-heavy, and rough on the environment.
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Material grade
49/100
Below-average — watch out
7-axis fabric score average
Health Impact grade
41/100
Below-average — watch out
microplastic + skin contact + chemicals
Breakdown
| Category | Products | Avg score | Grade | Health | Plastic-free | Price range | Top pick |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Pants | 7 | 50 | D | D44 | — | $71.94–134.9 | EXPLORE COURT 4 F |
| Jackets & Outerwear | 2 | 50 | D | F26 | — | $94.9–179.9 | VOSGES 2 H |
| Shorts | 2 | 47 | D | D46 | — | $35.94–38.94 | VESUBIE 2 F |
| Shirts | 1 | 47 | D | D43 | — | $38.43 | ALBAN H |
High microplastic
100%
Half the catalog flagged
Antimony
92%
Half the catalog flagged
PFAS likely
17%
Some products flagged
Formaldehyde
0%
Not flagged in our data
Plastic-free
0%
Almost none plastic-free
Label Confidence
12 products
Heuristic flags for vague language, undisclosed linings, organic/recycled claims without certification. How fabric labels can mislead →
Data Coverage
Fresh · last scrape 0d ago
What % of Cimalp's 12 catalog products have each field. Empty bars mean we don't have the data, not that the brand hid it — these are gaps we're working to fill.
Network
Tradeoffs
What this score doesn't measure
Construction, fabric weight, finishing chemicals.Same composition can land in two very different garments. We rate the materials a brand uses; we don't lab-test individual SKUs.
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