Jeans and denim
Most jeans are cotton. The score gap is usually the stretch yarn and whatever finish the listing is selling. This page ranks the denim we have already analyzed so you can see those blends instead of guessing from the word “selvedge” or “eco.”
Stain- or water-repellent denim marketing is a finish question. Without product-specific chemistry, PFAS status is unknown.
159 visible scored products match this category.
ORGANSK
Patagonia
Everlane
Everlane
Patagonia
Celio
Quince
Everlane
Quince
Pull&Bear
Everlane
Everlane
Everlane
Everlane
tentree
Everlane
Everlane
Patagonia
Everlane
Everlane
Everlane
Everlane
Patagonia
FRAME
These usually improve the ranking when they are most of the fabric, not a 2% highlight.
Stretch denim labels often disclose elastane or another synthetic stretch fiber. Treat stain- or water-repellent marketing as a prompt to look for product-specific finish chemistry and certifications rather than assuming PFAS-free status.
See how popular jeans and denim brands stack up and find higher-scoring picks.
Paste the product URL into the analyzer or paste the fabric label into the homepage checker. Both work without an account.
They often rank well because the blend is simple. A high score still does not speak to dyes, finishing chemistry, or whether a water-repellent claim was backed by product-specific evidence.
No. A mostly cotton jean with a little elastane is a different blend from polyester-stretch denim. Read the percentages.
Each product starts at 100 and is scored from its disclosed material composition and available certification information. Material-level penalties across six factors are combined in proportion to the stated fiber blend. The score compares available evidence. It is not a medical or product-safety certification. The methodology page has the details.