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The Plastic Detox, a new Netflix documentary; explains why everyone should protect themselves from plastic’s toxic chemicals including in clothes.
Founder Lydia is featured and explains her journey to creating California Cloth Foundry & A Healthy Wardrobe!
We’re excited for everyone to learn more about how plastic negatively impacts your health & fertility, and why plastic textiles and apparel— polyester, nylon, acrylic, Lycra, spandex, and their petrochemical dyes & ingredients— are bad for you.
This is why we exist: our mission and purpose is to wrap every body in nature, with our natural fabrics and fashion🌱- avoiding all plastic clothing and their toxic chemistry.

Please follow along, and watch The Plastic Detox on Netflix
You’ll never look at plastic the same way again.

#theplasticdetox#unplasticyourlife #incollaborationwithnature #ahealthywardrobe

From the Earth, back to the Earth 🌍

Designed with care for our air, water, soil and skin.
Made in collaboration with nature®️.

Shop the Healthy Wardrobe® Tank. Link in bio ☁️

From the Earth, back to the Earth 🌍

Designed with care for our air, water, soil and skin.
Made in collaboration with nature®️.

Shop the Healthy Wardrobe® Tank. Link in bio ☁️

This is a great cheat sheet, save it for later if you’re looking to buy new clothing!

Here’s the thing: ALWAYS CHECK THE LABEL!! Make sure the clothing you’re buying is made with 100% natural fibers. It might say “cotton t-shirt” on the sign in the store, but when you check the label, it’s 40% cotton, 60% recycled polyester(aka plastic).

Unfortunately MOST clothes today are blends, so be wary when you shop.

Thank you Lydia Wendt @caclothfoundry for helping our team create this post!

Waves of gratitude for all moms, mother figures, and motherly acts of care for all beings.

May this Mother’s Day be filled with joy and the knowledge that you are loved and appreciated.
Happy Mother’s Day!
XO
CCF

In this episode of Garmology, Nick is joined by Lydia Wendt, founder of California Cloth Foundry and a leading voice in clean, non‑toxic textiles. Fresh from the Netflix documentary Plastic Detox, Lydia explains how clothing—especially performance and “sustainable” fashion—can be far more chemically complex (and harmful) than most people realise.

Together, they unpack greenwashing, organic cotton myths, plastic fibres, petrochemical dyes, and why “performance” often comes at a hidden cost to human health and the environment. From natural indigo
and plant dyes to compostable garments, compost‑tested cutting waste, and healthier alternatives to elastane, this wide‑ranging conversation challenges how—and why—we make, buy, and wear clothes today.

It’s nerdy, eye‑opening, and surprisingly hopeful—and will almost certainly change how you look at the label inside your clothes.

Available in all podcast apps now and on YouTube. Search for Garmology.

#sustainablefashion #cleanfashion #fashionpodcast #slowfashion

Today we pause to recognized the interconnectedness of we humans to the natural world - earth.
Today we reflect on the many connecting threads between humans and nature that teach us of the importance to nurture and value these interdependent relationships.
Today, and most days,
we here at California Cloth Foundry recognize that what we do - make textiles and apparel, have a lasting impact on the health of our earth and therefore an impact on us all. With that knowledge, everything we make is created in collaboration with nature and designed to return to the soil with a positive impact.
As we create our cloth and convert it into our healthy clothes, we aim to make pieces that remind us of our connection to Mother Earth (and father sun), and deepen our sense of closeness with nature.
We embolden natural materials’ sustainability in all we do, as our textiles promote regeneration for the soil it is grown in, the people in our community, and for our valued supply chain, in harmony with our ecosystem.
In the purity and integrity of our cloth, we strive to offer the cleanest and most thoughtful textiles on earth.
Hoping everyone is having a peaceful day today 🌎.
With love,
XO
💚CCF

The Nature Of’s Willow Defebaugh podcast interview of Olafur Eliasson is beautifully inspiring - such a great listen - @atmos @willowonearth & @studioolafureliasson !
💚

#incollaborationwithnature

Please watch this important documentary - featuring CCF and founder Lydia’s journey to creating a healthy wardrobe made in collaboration with nature.

#unplasticyourlife #ahealthywardrobe #incollaborationwithnature #wearyourwellness

Rooted in nature, made to move with you 🌿

Organic New Mexico cotton, naturally colored and consciously crafted. No dyes. No toxins. Just ease.

Our Healthy Wardrobe® Dress in stripe is now in stock 🤍

Held by the Earth, held by each other 🤍

This month and always:
Recognizing the strength, grace, and connection of women everywhere.
Our purpose is to wrap every body in nature, with love from this woman-owned company to you.
💚
XO,
CCF

#ahealthywardrobe #incollaborationwithnature
#wearyourwellness
#naturaldye
#naturalfibers

Your new go-to tee is here 🌿
Cap sleeves. Boat neck. Playful length.
100% organic New Mexico cotton, brightened naturally.
Made in Collaboration with Nature®

Still available in Bio White and Stripe.
Shop the Healthy Wardrobe® sweat pant too!

With love and gratitude XO,
CCF

Your new go-to tee is here 🌿
Cap sleeves. Boat neck. Playful length.
100% organic New Mexico cotton, brightened naturally.
Made in Collaboration with Nature®

Still available in Bio White and Stripe.
Shop the Healthy Wardrobe® sweat pant too!

With love and gratitude XO,
CCF

Your new go-to tee is here 🌿
Cap sleeves. Boat neck. Playful length.
100% organic New Mexico cotton, brightened naturally.
Made in Collaboration with Nature®

Still available in Bio White and Stripe.
Shop the Healthy Wardrobe® sweat pant too!

With love and gratitude XO,
CCF

“I was working towards a sustainable fashion career… already aware of the toxins in our industry and how deeply we were contributing to the rise of fast fashion. That awareness became a turning point.”

On the Switch4Good Podcast, the founder, Lydia Wendt, dives into the hidden impact of what we wear, from microplastics to toxic chemicals in the fashion supply chain, and what it really means to create clothing that supports both human and environmental health.
If you care about fashion, sustainability, and what you’re putting on your body every day, this is a conversation you don’t want to miss.

🎧 Listen here: Tune into the episode with the link below
https://switch4good.org/episodes/are-your-clothes-killing-you-with-fashion-designer-lydia-wendt/