08/25/2026
Everyone who cares about what goes in and on their body is already talking about plastics in activewear. So are we.
The conversation is real. Consumers, researchers, and some brands have been surfacing what's inside synthetic performance fabrics — microplastics, chemical treatments, PFAS. It's been building for years. We heard it during our rebrand, and it accelerated everything.
Here's where we stand, honestly.
We are not claiming plastic-free. Nylon and spandex are still the foundation of G Harmony Active — because performance matters, and we won't compromise that. What we ARE claiming is something different: certified, transparent, and accountable about what is in and on our fabric.
That's the Haus Standard.
Four pillars. No exceptions.
PFAS-free treatments — no per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances used in our fabric treatments. OEKO-TEX Standard 100 certified — every component tested against a list of over 100 harmful substances. Clean dyes — colorants held to the same standard as the fabric itself. Skin-safe pH — because what presses against your skin all day should be pH-balanced for it.
We defined this standard before we had anyone to meet it. That's the only honest order of operations.
Here's where we are right now: we are reviewing quotes from manufacturers who can meet the Haus Standard. A partner is being selected. The first piece to be remade under it is Lelani — our most beloved, best-selling set from Zen Rising, reborn as Flow 2.0.
We're in the middle of this story. The current collections at Ximma — Zen Rising, SOL, Goddess, and beyond — are the origin. We're telling you every step forward.
The Haus Standard. gharmonyactive.com
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