BrandsIndustry of All Nations

Industry of All Nations

Los Angeles maker of organic cotton, alpaca and wool basics; nearly all natural fiber.

Pass, 95 natural share

  • United States
  • Cotton
  • Alpaca
  • Wool
  • Office
  • Travel
  • Base layer

Industry of All Nations

95%

Cotton, Alpaca, Wool

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Composition

CategoryStyleNaturalFibersSource
TeesClean Crewneck T-Shirt100%100% organic cottonProduct page
Travel shirtsPondi Shirt (button-down oxford)100%100% organic cotton, coconut shell buttonsProduct page
Travel shirtsClassic Madras Shirt, long sleeve100%100% organic cotton madrasProduct page
UnderwearWild Boxers100%100% naturally pigmented organic cotton body Recycled elastic waistband; its fiber is not stated.Product page
SocksOrganic Cotton Socks97%97% organic cotton, 2% recycled polyamide, 1% elastaneProduct page

Labels read 2026-10-31 from the linked product pages.

Categories carried

  • Tees
  • Travel shirts
  • Underwear
  • Socks

Label notes

  • We read all 151 listings on the store on Oct 31, 2026 and all 141 apparel items have natural-fiber shells: organic cotton, alpaca, alpaca and wool, or leather.
  • Small exceptions: the socks are 97% organic cotton with 3% synthetic for stretch, and about 30 items use a "recycled elastic waistband" whose fiber isn’t listed (the Ango Pants page describes it as recycled polyester).
  • Nine upcycled "New Denim Project" pieces list "upcycled textile waste" without fiber percentages, so they are left out of this read.
  • Organic, co-op and origin claims are as the brand states them; we did not see third-party certificates (such as GOTS) on the product pages.
  • Alpaca is counted as natural animal fiber here.

Natural-fiber picks

We also list 10 specific Industry of All Nations products with their labels, counterpoints and sources. The picks list is not scored and does not change the score above.

See Industry of All Nations picks

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