WHAT WE'RE MADE OF
At Nomad the Label, we believe what you wear should make you feel as good as you look. For us, that journey begins with the fibre. Every fabric in our collection is chosen with a specific woman in mind: the woman who seeks adventure, values quality over quantity, and needs a wardrobe that transitions seamlessly from a long-haul flight to a coastal lunch or a walk along a cobbled European street.
Every fabric in our range is certified to OEKO-TEX® STANDARD 100, independently tested and verified to be free from harmful substances. It's our baseline for safety and quality. We hold documentation for every certification we reference, which are independently audited standards held by the organisations that supply our fabric.
What OEKO-TEX® STANDARD 100 MEANS
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17 ACCREDITED INSTITUTES
Physical testing carried out by independent OEKO-TEX® member laboratories worldwide.
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1,000+ SUBSTANCES SCREENED
Including pesticides, heavy metals, formaldehyde, allergenic dyes, and pH levels.
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ANNUAL STANDARDS UPDATE
Updated each year to reflect the latest medical research and textile chemistry findings.
100% SINGLE-SOURCE AUSTRALIAN MERINO WOOL
OEKO-TEX® Standard 100 · FibreTrace® Traceable
Australian Merino Wool is often misunderstood as a winter fabric, but it is a year-round companion, especially for travellers. Naturally temperature-regulating, moisture-wicking, and extraordinarily soft. Nothing like the scratchy wool of the past. It keeps you comfortable when the air conditioning kicks in on a long flight, provides warmth as the seasons shift, and adapts as you move between environments throughout your day.
Our Merino Wool is single-source, meaning it comes from a single region and flock, not blended from multiple sources. That single-source integrity means consistency in quality, traceability in supply, and a closer connection to where the wool genuinely comes from.
✓⃝ Verified — FibreTrace® Digital Traceability
Embedded FibreTrace® technology in every garment lets you verify the single-source origin of your wool — from the specific flock and region to your hands.
