Printed Scarf
by Thought Sells animal materials
£28
A soft printed scarf in bamboo viscose, clearly labelled. An animal-free piece from a brand that also sells wool.
Cruelty-free score: 20 of 100
What Thought publishes, scored point by point. Because the brand sells animal materials, this score cannot earn the Good badge; the foot of the page says why.
- Material composition published for every item in the range15/15
- Alternative materials named, with converter or mill identified0/10
- Written whole-range declaration: no animal material in any itemAwaiting the brand0/5
- Signed no-animal-testing declarationAwaiting the brand0/10
- Declaration extends to suppliers, components, dyes and adhesivesAwaiting the brand0/10
- Third-party vegan or test-free mark, confirmed in the issuer’s register0/10
- Supplier or factory list disclosed, publicly or under NDAAwaiting the brand0/10
- Material origin traceable to a named converter or mill0/8
- Claims substantiated, current and dated0/7
- Corroborating certifications held and current5/5
- Full audit cooperation, evidence supplied on requestAwaiting the brand0/10
Sustainability: 23 of 100
Assessed separately, on its own criteria. 70 earns the Sustainable badge. A strong environmental record never lifts a cruelty-free score, and a weak one never lowers it.
Materials
Certifications
We first rated Thought as clear of both gates. A re-check on 24 September 2026 found wool in its current range, so we corrected the rating the same day and logged the change on our About page. The scarf itself is still what its label says: bamboo viscose, OEKO-TEX certified.
Sells animal materials
Thought sells wool. Its UK store lists the Shearling Hooded Mitten as 100% wool, its Boucle Hat and Pointelle Beret are wool blends, and it has a wool sock range, so the brand carries our animal-materials tag. This scarf is bamboo viscose.
This piece itself is animal-free, but buying it supports a brand that sells animal materials. Brands with this tag are listed after every brand that clears both gates, and cannot earn the Good badge. How the tag works