Raw, undyed, GOTS-certified organic cotton. Finished with nothing. The clean structural layer between you and everything else.
What’s in your socks — and what we left out. We publish both columns. Most brands only show you one.
ST-U02-001 / Greige organic cotton
Most people never ask what their clothing is made of. You read the label on your food. Your socks sit against your skin all day — and almost no one reads theirs. What’s in it should be the first thing you ask, not the last.
A conventional sock is dyed for colour, bleached for white, brightened to look cleaner than it is, and often resin-finished so it holds its shape. Some are treated with antimicrobial biocides — silver, triclosan — to mask odour.
None of that is cotton. All of it is added after the fibre, and most of it stays in the fabric you pull over your skin.
STROMA leaves every one of those steps out. Not reduced. Out.
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Warm, damp, enclosed, and in constant contact with skin for hours at a time — exactly the condition under which dyes, finishes, and residual treatment chemicals are most mobile. The part of you that sweats the most is the part you should treat the most carefully.
STROMA gives that environment nothing to release. No dye to run. No finish to break down. No biocide to leach. Just cotton in the state it was grown.
Every product page and every hangtag carries this ledger. The list does the persuading.
No colour is applied to the cloth — ever. The off-white you see is the true tone of the cotton.
No chlorine, no peroxide. We don’t whiten what nature didn’t.
No softeners, brighteners, or wrinkle resins. The fabric leaves the factory in its greige state.
Worn closest to the body, stripped of anything that doesn’t belong. Each STROMA piece is built from raw, untreated, GOTS-certified organic cotton and finished with nothing. One standard, applied without exception.
GOTS-Certified Organic Cotton · Undyed · Unbleached · No Biocides · Castor-Derived Elastane · Unbleached Kraft Packaging, Zero Plastic
