Helping women find clothing that lasts and is worth the price.

The Soft Edit

About

We read the label so you do not have to.

Fast fashion hides behind polyester and clever names. The Soft Edit reads the fabric label on women's clothing, grades each piece on what it is actually made of, and lists only the natural fibers worth keeping. The grade is computed by our tool from the composition, not chosen by an editor and never moved by a commission.

It is free. No paywall, no login, no catch. A service this thorough usually costs money, and we think the people who care most about buying better should not have to pay to find it.

How it works

  1. 1

    We read the fabric label

    For every piece, we pull the exact fiber content from the retailer and normalize it to clean percentages, body, lining, and trim kept separate.

  2. 2

    We grade what it is made of

    A fixed rubric grades the main fabric A to F. Natural fiber earns the top marks; petroleum synthetics and processed cellulose like viscose and modal do not.

  3. 3

    We list only what is worth keeping

    Only A, B, and C make the list. Everything we reject is published too, with the exact reason, so the verdict is transparent.

The grades

What you can trust

The grade is never negotiated

It is computed from the fabric composition by our tool. No brand, price, or commission moves it.

We show our work

Every piece carries the exact composition and the reasons behind its grade. The rejects are published with their reasons too.

No fabricated details

Compositions, prices, and grades come from the actual label and our data, never from memory or marketing copy.

Reader first

We may earn a commission if you buy through a link in the future, clearly disclosed. It will never change a grade or what makes the list.

399 pieces graded across 7 brands. Fiber policy 1.1.0. Updated continuously.

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