@sustainablefashionfriend: I will add it to our list of wins 🏆 UPDATE: After I called out Daphne the Label for removing the fiber content from their satin product listings, it looks like they’ve added it back 🤔🤔 The listings now disclose that the satin is made from polyester and explains that satin refers to the weave lol But what I found the most interesting of it all is how overtime the descriptions of Daphne the Label’s satin products got shorter and shorter. They went from explicitly explaining the fabric and calling it “100% premium polyester” in Winter 2025, to simply saying “100% polyester” in Spring 2026, to leaving the fiber content off entirely in Fall 2026. After I posted about it, the information was added back a few days later…INTERRRESTTTINNNGGGG And then you add in that after each of these launches people were not happy about the brand’s use of polyester and their price points 🤔 But the point of my video and this post is not to go after polyester use. It was focused transparency and giving consumers the information they need to know what they’re actually buying!!!! I have a full breakdown of the timeline and screenshots up on my Substack if you want to dive into the details 🫶🏼❤️ If you want to support my work and help me keep these brands in check, subscribe to my Substack, YouTube or you can buy me a kofi and it’s always appreciated! All these links are in my bio ❤️ Disclaimer: Everything in this post is based on publicly available screenshots, archived posts, and information I could verify myself. I’m not a lawyer, and nothing here should be read as a legal conclusion or an accusation that Daphne the Label broke any specific law. I’m simply pointing out a documented timeline and sharing my own observations and questions about it #influencers #fastfashion #bravo #onlineshopping #fashiontok

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