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Todd Snyder: natural-fiber picks

Not scored. This is a list of individual products, not a FabricTruth score.

New York menswear. Most own-label shirts, knitwear, chinos and rigid denim we checked are 100% natural fiber; swim, some outerwear, socks and stretch denim are not.

  • United States
  • 12 picks
  • Checked Oct 31, 2026

What else Todd Snyder sells

Most of Todd Snyder’s own-label shirts, knitwear, chinos and denim we checked are 100% natural fiber. Swimwear, some outerwear and knit jackets, no-show socks and stretch denim use polyester, nylon or elastane, and many third-party items sold on the site are synthetic. Check each label.

  • Swim: all 4 sampled styles synthetic (100% polyester or polyamide, or 50/50)
  • Outerwear: 7 of 15 sampled styles contain synthetics (e.g. Italian Sherpa Pullover 70% polyester/30% wool; Balmacaan 79% wool/19% nylon)
  • TS Knits: 6 of 19 sampled (e.g. Nylon Harrington 89% nylon/11% spandex; Playa Short 60% cotton/36% polyester)
  • Socks: no-show socks 68% cotton/29% nylon/3% elastane; dress and cashmere socks blend in nylon or polyamide
  • Stretch denim (e.g. White Selvedge Stretch Jean, 13.5% polyester)
  • Third-party brands resold on the site (about 35% of listings) were not sampled; many are synthetic

Labels we read that are not 100% natural

ProductLabelSource
Donegal Cape Shirt59% polyester, 40% cottonProduct page
White Selvedge Stretch Jean85.5% cotton, 13.5% polyester, 1% elastaneProduct page
Merino Dress Sock83% wool, 15% nylon, 2% spandexProduct page
Cashmere Sock90% cashmere, 7% polyamide, 3% elastaneProduct page
Cotton Waffle Sock97% cotton, 3% spandexProduct page
Heavyweight Waffle Tee62% cotton, 38% modal (modal counts as non-natural here)Product page

How we checked

170 styles checked from 954 in-stock own-label apparel styles (colorways merged) out of 3,484 store listings, on Oct 31, 2026. Random sample stratified by product type (173 drawn, 170 compositions parsed). Shell fabric only; linings not counted. Third-party brands not sampled. Not weighted by sales.

Shell fabricStylesShare
100% natural fiber shell13076%
Natural + regenerated cellulose (modal, lyocell, viscose), no synthetics53%
Natural with 5% or less synthetic (2–3% elastane)95%
6–49% synthetic1710%
50% or more synthetic95%

This breakdown describes the styles we checked. It is not a score and does not rank Todd Snyder against scored brands.

The picks

  1. Merino Mockneck Sweater

    Knitwear

    Label 100% merino wool

    Why it's here
    Fine 12-gauge merino for layering.
    Watch out
    Hand wash or dry clean only; listed as “Imported” with no mill named.

    Product page · label read Oct 31, 2026 · price that day: $278

  2. Merino Quarter-Zip Sweater

    Knitwear

    Label 100% merino wool

    Why it's here
    Pure merino in an office-friendly quarter-zip.
    Watch out
    Hand wash; zip hardware is not described.

    Product page · label read Oct 31, 2026 · price that day: $278

  3. Merino Sweater Polo

    Knitwear

    Label 100% merino wool

    Why it's here
    Pure merino with no stretch blend.
    Watch out
    Hand wash or dry clean.

    Product page · label read Oct 31, 2026 · price that day: $248

  4. Cashmere Crewneck

    Knitwear

    Label 100% cashmere (2-ply, 12-gauge, Inner Mongolia per the page)

    Why it's here
    Two-ply yarn, sturdier than the one-ply cashmere in cheaper sweaters.
    Watch out
    Sourcing is self-reported; no certification shown.

    Product page · label read Oct 31, 2026 · price that day: $328

  5. Cashmere Hoodie

    Knitwear

    Label 100% cashmere

    Why it's here
    A rare pure-cashmere hoodie.
    Watch out
    Expensive; hand wash only.

    Product page · label read Oct 31, 2026 · price that day: $398

  6. Donegal Cashmere Beanie

    Accessories

    Label 100% cashmere

    Why it's here
    The least expensive way into pure cashmere on the site.
    Watch out
    Read the label, not the name: on this site the “Oversized Brushed Merino Scarf” is actually 97% cashmere, 3% wool.

    Product page · label read Oct 31, 2026 · price that day: $98

  7. Long-Sleeve Grant Polo

    Shirts

    Label 100% cotton, made in Turkey

    Why it's here
    Cotton cable jacquard with no polyester.
    Watch out
    Expensive for cotton; lay flat to dry.

    Product page · label read Oct 31, 2026 · price that day: $228

  8. Premium Jersey Tee

    Tees

    Label 100% cotton, made in Portugal

    Why it's here
    Dense Portuguese cotton jersey.
    Watch out
    Not organic. The waffle tee next to it is a cotton and modal blend.
    Lookalike to skip
    Heavyweight Waffle Tee: 62% cotton, 38% modal (source)

    Product page · label read Oct 31, 2026 · price that day: $78

  9. Linen Jersey Pocket Tee

    Tees

    Label 100% linen

    Why it's here
    An uncommon pure-linen knit tee for hot weather.
    Watch out
    Seasonal; linen jersey can lose its shape.

    Product page · label read Oct 31, 2026 · price that day: $168

  10. Chamois Cape Shirt

    Outerwear

    Label 100% cotton (Portuguese chamois per the brand’s homepage copy)

    Why it's here
    A warm all-cotton overshirt in place of a fleece.
    Watch out
    Dry clean only. The similar Donegal Cape Shirt is 59% polyester.
    Lookalike to skip
    Donegal Cape Shirt: 59% polyester, 40% cotton (source)

    Product page · label read Oct 31, 2026 · price that day: $198

  11. Straight Fit Favorite Chino

    Pants

    Label 100% cotton

    Why it's here
    All-cotton chino with no elastane.
    Watch out
    Some Todd Snyder trousers add 2–3% elastane; check each style.

    Product page · label read Oct 31, 2026 · price that day: $188

  12. Straight Fit Lightweight Japanese Selvedge Jean

    Denim

    Label 100% cotton, fabric from Japan

    Why it's here
    Rigid pure-cotton selvedge.
    Watch out
    The white stretch version of this jean is 13.5% polyester.
    Lookalike to skip
    White Selvedge Stretch Jean: 85.5% cotton, 13.5% polyester, 1% elastane (source)

    Product page · label read Oct 31, 2026 · price that day: $348

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