Read the label.
Then live a little closer to how things are naturally made.
A weekly letter on natural-fiber clothing, real food and a home with less plastic. What I bought, tested and swapped, and what the labels don't tell you.
the first issue is on its way.
Synthetics hide in three places. We go looking.
Wear
Linen, cotton, wool, silk. What's really in your clothes, and the pieces worth buying.
Eat
Whole foods and short ingredient lists. Simple meals, no powders, no wellness hype.
Live
Glass over plastic, steel over nonstick. The household swaps that actually matter.
Natural doesn't have to mean expensive. Every pick comes with a budget option.
and secondhand counts.The label says cotton. The label is lying.
Why I started reading every clothing tag I own, and what "cotton feel", "soft touch" and "eco blend" usually mean.
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The Unsynthetic rule
Coming in the first issues
Free · WeeklyWhy Unsynthetic
It started with a habit: turning over every tag before buying anything. Most of what we wear, eat and store our food in is made from things nobody would choose on purpose. This letter is the slow, practical way out. One fabric, one food, one household swap at a time, tested first and written plainly. Independent, and written from Budapest.