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The Dye Blind Spot When brands talk "clean" textiles, why does the most chemically intensive step go unmentioned? TL;DR Fiber certifications like GOTS say nothing about dyes. Between the fiel...
One of the most common questions we get at AIZOME is simple:Why do you run out of stock? The answer has less to do with demand and more to do with how our textiles are made.
No, You Don't Have a Plastic Spoon in Your Brain
No, You Don't Have a Plastic Spoon in Your Brain Choose Better Standards Over Scary Headlines TL;DR: Viral microplastics claims like "you eat a credit card weekly" are often factually incorre...
The Samurai, the Indigo, and the Moment Everything Changed
The Samurai, the Indigo, and the Moment Everything Changed This is the story of how AIZOME came to be. TL;DR: A master indigo dyer in Japan showed me ancient woodblock prints of samurai wear...
Seed to Sheet and All the Nerdy Details
From unbleached cotton to living indigo vats, we explain why AIZOME rejects shortcuts and builds textiles around biology, skin health, and long-term performance.
Why We Refuse to Make "Normal" Bedding
At AIZOME, we look beyond labels. Learn how most bedding is made, why factory visits, unbleached organic cotton, and continuous testing matter.