PFAS-Free Products
We will be adding many more products and alternatives to this list.
For more information about these products, click links and see footnotes.
Outdoor Gear
Rain Gear:
- Columbia (Outdry Ex Eco products, policy)
- Deuter (all products, policy)
- Didriksons (all products, policy)
- Endura (select products, policy)10
- Jack Wolfskin (all products, policy)
- Mammut (select products, policy)9
- Marmot (EvoDry rainwear products, policy)
- Nau (all products, policy)
- Páramo (all products, policy)
- prAna (select products, policy)8
- Royal Robbins (select products, policy)11
- Vaude (all apparel products, policy)
Other:
Apparel
- Benetton1
- Burberry (all products, policy)
- Esprit1
- Hawk Tools (all products, policy)
- Helmut Lang (all products, policy)
- H&M (all products, policy)
- J Brands (all products, policy)
- L Brands1
- Levi Strauss & Co. (all products, policy)
- Mammut (select products, policy)9
- Otter Wax (all leather and fabric care products, policy)
- prAna (select products, policy)8
- Royal Robbins (select products, policy)11
- Theory (all products, policy)
- UNIQLO (all products, policy)
- Vaude (all apparel products, policy)
- Zara (all products, policy)
Strollers
- Bumbleride (all strollers, policy)
Personal Care Products
Floss:
Cosmetics:
Personal Care:
Foodware
Non-Stick Cookware:
Disposable Foodware (cups, plates, straws, and bowls):
Carpet and Rugs
Manufacturers:
Retailers:
Textiles and Textile Technologies
- AKAS (select products, policy)
- A&E (select products, policy)
- Greenshield (select products, policy)
- Health Care Without Harm's Healthier Hospital List (all products, policy)
- Milliken (select products, policy)
- Mitchell Faux Leathers (all products, policy)
- Sarex (select products, policy)
- Sung Feng Textile (select products, policy)
- SympaTex (select products, policy)
- Tessitura Attilio Imperiali (all products, policy)
Green Science Policy does not validate any PFAS-Free statements and provides this list based on information from a variety of sources. PFAS includes PFCs, fluorinated chemicals, C6, C8, etc. For products available in Europe see PFAS Free hosted by Fidra. Questions should be directed to brands.
Footnotes:
¹As reported by Greenpeace.
2The Adidas Group, which includes Reebok, have made public statements that they no longer intentionally use PFAS, and are >99% PFAS-free.
3Keen reports that 95% of their product lines are PFAS-Free. The remaining 5% are mostly workboots.
4As reported by the Ecology Center.
5These furniture manufacturers have self-reported to Healthier Hospitals that they are PFAS-Free. Check with manufacturers for more information.
6As reported by the Silent Spring Institute.
7These carpet manufacturers have made public statements that they no longer use PFAS. However, PFAS-containing carpets previously produced by these companies may still be for sale. Check with manufacturers for more information.
8As of fall 2019, prAna reports certain items as "PFC-Free."
9Look for "PFC-Free" under features on the Mammut website.
10Items made with Exoshell 40™ shell and DWR M™ exterior treatment.
11For Fall 2019, 95% of products are made without the intentional use of PFAS and for Spring 2020, all products are made without the intentional use of PFAS.
12 Items reported as "No/Low Fluorine" by the Center for Environmental Health.
13 As reported by Credo, all products made by all 120 Credo brands are PFAS-Free.