QUIZ
Fashion Lab
Think you know your fabrics? Step into the Fashion Lab to bust common wardrobe myths, test your fabric IQ and discover what’s really happening when synthetic and natural fibers touch your skin.
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Polyester is carcinogenic.
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MYTH
There is no scientific evidence that polyester causes cancer. While it
may trap heat and moisture, polyester is not classified as carcinogenic.
The softer a fabric feels, the better it is for your skin.
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MYTH
Softness doesn’t always mean skin-friendly. Some synthetics can trap heat and moisture, while natural fabrics allow better airflow. Breathability, moisture management and friction all affect skin comfort.
Fabric softeners can trigger skin irritation.
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FACT
Some fabric softeners contain fragrances and preservatives that may irritate sensitive skin. Dermatologists often recommend fragrance-free laundry products for people with eczema or skin allergies.
Wrinkle-free clothes contain harmful chemicals.
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FACT… WITH CONTEXT
Wrinkle-resistant clothes may contain formaldehyde-based resins. While levels are typically low, they may irritate sensitive skin. Washing new clothes before wearing them can help remove some chemicals.
Wearing sweaty clothes for too long can irritate your skin.
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FACT
Sweat trapped against the skin increases moisture and friction, creating conditions that may contribute to chafing, body acne, folliculitis and fungal infections.
Linen is only for summer fashion.
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MYTH
Linen keeps you cool through its breathable weave and quick-drying properties, making it ideal year-round, especially in warm or humid climates like the Philippines.
Your wardrobe is the very first layer of protection for your skin barrier. Whether you’re navigating tropical heat, dressing for a high-sweat day or picking fabrics for daily wear, small conscious choices make a massive difference.
Keep your Wardrobe Prescription in mind, trust the facts over the myths and always prioritize breathability and skin comfort!
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