Kule

2Scanned 2026-09-02
44/5Eco rating · Mostly natural
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Fibre class
Recorded
78.1%
of recorded textile styles are plant-fibre styles
Catalogue scanned
Listing data64/64
64 eligible styles recorded
Kule composition
64 styles
Plant78.1%
Animal0%
Synthetic4.7%
Semi-synth1.6%
Mixed fibres15.6%
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64 styles78.1% Plant2026-09-02 checked64 on record
Plant 78.1%Animal 0%Synthetic 4.7%Semi-synth 1.6%Mixed fibres 15.6%
#StyleStated compositionClass
001The Hutton Oversized Shirt - Banker Blue100% cottonPlant
002The Clyde Pants - Sage100% cottonPlant
003The Clyde Pants - Cream100% cottonPlant
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ElastaneSynthetic

Stretch plastic (spandex). The usual hidden ingredient in "cotton" underwear.

Found in 5 of 64 recorded styles.

Including The Moritz, The Garbo and The City Pants.

Checked against all 64 recorded styles in this listing, not unscanned products.

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Recorded findings for Kule

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  • The Hutton Oversized Shirt - Banker Blue · 100% cotton
  • The Clyde Pants - Sage · 100% cotton
  • The Clyde Pants - Cream · 100% cotton

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About Kule

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Made inKule is based in United States.
Price2
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64 styles
Recorded findings available in this listing
Recorded data
Material evidence across 64 catalogue records
60Cotton mentioned
6Organic wording recorded
Recorded mentions can overlap when one style uses more than one material.
At a glance

Recorded features & ownership

Every listing read fibre by fibre against the stated composition. Where a garment states no percentage, it is recorded as undisclosed rather than assumed.

Styles scanned
64
Plant fibre
90.6%
of the read range
Eco score
4
Mostly natural4 out of 5
recorded score
Fibre class distribution64 styles · shares as published
Plant fibre90.6%
Semi-synthetic3.1%
Synthetic4.7%
Undisclosed1.6%

Kule is 90.6% pure plant fibre across 64 clothing styles read from its own catalogue. The remainder is 4.7% synthetic, 1.6% blended, 3.1% semi-synthetic. Every figure is read from Kule’s live product pages, style by style, with no sampling.

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01Scan coverage & transparencysharedgood
Scan date2026-09-02
Last checked2026-09-02
Checked basisscan
02Other recorded detailssharedgood
Plant-based %90.6
Score (1-5)4
Score labelMostly natural
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Verdict

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Is Kule sustainable and ethical?
On the Throne Standard, Kule reads 90.6% pure plant fibre across 64 styles from its own catalogue, a 4/5. Good On You rates Kule Not good enough.
What is Kule made of?
Across the 64 styles read, 90.6% are 100% pure plant fibre, 4.7% synthetic and 1.6% blended.
Where is Kule made?
Kule is based in United States.
How does Kule rate on Good On You?
Good On You rates Kule Not good enough: planet Not good enough, people Not good enough, animals It's a start.
How many Kule products were scanned?
64 styles were read in full from Kule's live catalogue, 100.0% carrying a stated composition.
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How Kule compares across published ratings

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DirectoryPublished resultWhat it measures or reportsSource date
Good On YouNot good enough · 2/5Planet: Not good enough · People: Not good enough · Animals: It's a start1 Jul 2023Captured 24 Aug 2026
The Throne Scan4/5 · Mostly natural64 eligible styles checked for stated fibre composition; 78.1% plant among recorded textile styles2 Sep 2026

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