Know what your clothes are made of.
Wovyyn rates the fabric of anything you're shopping for on quality, durability, and value, right on the product page, so you stop paying hundreds of dollars for plastic.
Free · Works on most clothing stores · No account required
Cotton Blend Jacket
Northline · $89.00
Material Quality
Excellent
How It Works
Three steps to clothes that actually last.
Add the Extension
Install from the Chrome Web Store in one click. No account needed.
Shop Normally
Browse the stores you already use. Wovyyn works on most clothing sites.
See the Rating
Tap the Wovyyn icon on any product page to see what it's made of, how long it'll last, and whether to buy it, wait for a sale, or pass.
What Wovyyn checks
The fabric tag tells you more than the photos. Wovyyn reads it for you.
Material Quality Analysis
Every fiber scored from Excellent to Poor, with what it means for how the garment feels, wears, and ages.
Durability Estimates
Will it pill, stretch out, or last for years? See how well the fabric is likely to hold up.
Sustainability Ratings
See the environmental impact of every garment — from organic cotton to virgin polyester.
Fair Price
Know when you're paying a premium price for polyester. Wovyyn weighs the fabric against the price tag.
Better Alternatives
PremiumFind the same kind of piece in better fabric, from other stores.
Works Where You Shop
Use it on the clothing sites you already shop. No copying labels, no switching tabs.
Stop paying hundreds for plastic
Polyester is now the most common fiber in clothing, and premium price tags don't mean premium fabric.
Synthetics are plastic
Polyester, acrylic, and nylon are made from petroleum. They’re cheap to make, even when the price tag isn’t.
Plastic doesn’t age well
Acrylic and polyester knits tend to pill, trap odor, and lose their shape, sometimes within a season.
Good fabric pays for itself
A merino sweater or a heavyweight cotton tee can last for years. That’s where the real value is.