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See fabric composition at a glance while browsing fashion retailers. Stop guessing what your clothes are made of. Fibr reads fabric composition labels on fashion retail sites and shows them as color-coded badges directly on product images — so you can tell at a glance whether you're shopping plant or plastic. 🟢 Green — 100% natural fibres (cotton, linen, silk, wool) 🟡 Yellow — mixed natural and synthetic 🔴 Red — mostly synthetic (polyester, nylon, acrylic) WHY IT MATTERS • 69% of all clothing is made from synthetic fibres — essentially plastic • Brands bury fabric composition in tiny text you never check • Synthetic clothes trap heat, irritate skin, and shed microplastics every wash • Natural fibres breathe better, last longer, and biodegrade HOW IT WORKS 1. Install Fibr (no signup, no account needed) 2. Browse any supported fashion store like normal 3. Every product image gets a badge showing the exact fabric breakdown That's it. Three seconds. No clicking into product pages to hunt for the composition. PRIVACY Fibr doesn't collect any personal data. No accounts, no tracking, no analytics on your browsing. It reads the fabric composition from the product page and shows it to you. That's all it does. PERMISSIONS Fibr only runs on supported retailer sites. It cannot access any other websites or browsing data. Don't wear plastic.
Jun 15, 2026
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