No. PatPat sells wool, so its range is not vegan and it carries our red tag. Any animal-free pieces we list from it score 50 points below what the same evidence would earn from a brand that clears both gates.

Does PatPat test on animals?

We found no evidence that it does. It has not yet given us a signed no-testing declaration, so we cannot confirm it either.

What is PatPat's Fashion Without Cruelty score?

−100. The rubric gives it 0 of 100 for what it publishes, then 50 points come off for selling animal-derived materials and a further 50 for the materials themselves. Red scores always sit below zero.

Can PatPat earn the Good badge?

Not while it sells animal-derived materials. A red brand cannot be verified, so no fee can change its score.

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PatPat

Family-matching clothing for babies, children and adults, made in China.

Red tag: PatPat sells wool.

PatPat sells wool: some of its baby sleeping bags and children’s pyjamas are listed as 18% wool. So the brand carries a red tag. Most of what it sells is cotton, polyester or bamboo, and those pieces take the brand penalty only.

Rubric, on published evidence0
PatPat sells animal-derived materials−50
Animal-derived materials in the range itself−50
Brand score−100

How the score breaks down

Materials evidence0/30

Animal-testing assurance0/30

Traceability & transparency0/25

Independent verification0/15

How we know

Assessed 10 October 2026

Desk research, 10 October 2026. PatPat sells family-matching and children’s clothing, made in China, and most of it is cotton, polyester, bamboo viscose or lyocell. Some of its baby sleeping bags and children’s pyjamas are not: their own product pages give “18% wool” and “18% Australian Wool”. So the brand carries a red tag, and those pieces are held back from our Shop. We also hold back a set of rompers described as “95% Lyocell natural silk” until we know what that means. It publishes no animal or testing statement, no supplier list and no certification we could confirm; its sustainability page lists OEKO-TEX and a restricted-substances list as plans. In 2022 the UK product-safety regulator reported a choking hazard in a toy sold through PatPat.

Sources

Every source we relied on, checked on 10 October 2026. Pages change: if one of these now says something different, tell us and we will re-check.

Right of reply

We are sending this assessment to PatPat and inviting a response. Anything it tells us, and any change to the score that follows, will be published here with its date.

Questions people ask about PatPat

Is PatPat vegan?: No. PatPat sells wool, so its range is not vegan and it carries our red tag. Any animal-free pieces we list from it score 50 points below what the same evidence would earn from a brand that clears both gates.
Does PatPat test on animals?: We found no evidence that it does. It has not yet given us a signed no-testing declaration, so we cannot confirm it either.
What is PatPat's Fashion Without Cruelty score?: −100. The rubric gives it 0 of 100 for what it publishes, then 50 points come off for selling animal-derived materials and a further 50 for the materials themselves. Red scores always sit below zero.
Can PatPat earn the Good badge?: Not while it sells animal-derived materials. A red brand cannot be verified, so no fee can change its score.

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