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HERALD

Considered apparel for clinicians who think about what touches their skin.

Launching summer 2026Phoenix

— The fiber philosophy

The clean beauty wave taught a generation of clinicians to read the back of every bottle. Bedding followed. Activewear followed. Personal care followed.

Medical apparel is three years behind, and the math is the same: the clothes you wear ten or twelve hours a day are made almost entirely of polyester. Soft polyester, technical polyester, performance polyester, called modern. It is still polyester.

Herald is built on a simpler proposition. What touches your skin matters. Tencel from FSC-certified forests. Organic cotton from GOTS-certified mills. Merino, mulberry silk, the small percentage of stretch that physics requires — disclosed plainly, certified honestly, never overclaimed.

TencelOrganic CottonMerinoMulberry SilkLinen / HempDisclosed on every hangtag

Six fibers. Disclosed in full.

06 / 2026 · Line composition
40 %TencelThe signature fiberFSC certified
25 %Organic CottonThe quiet workhorseGOTS certified
15 %Merino WoolFor the cold clinicRWS · 18.5 micron
10 %Mulberry SilkThe haloOEKO-TEX
06 %Linen / HempSeasonal piecesEuropean Flax
04 %ElastaneWhat physics requiresDisclosed plainly

Every percentage on every hangtag. The only synthetic in the line is the small share of elastane that range of motion requires — never higher than five percent, never hidden, never marketed as something it is not.

Aesthetic medicine nurse photographed in Herald forest green V-neck scrub top with embroidered H monogram, natural window light, warm bone-colored plaster wall background
Women's Field Tuckable TopForest · launching summer 2026
Sports medicine physician's assistant photographed in Herald forest green V-neck scrub top with two chest pockets, natural window light, warm bone-colored plaster wall background
Men's Field Tuckable TopForest · launching summer 2026

— Founding 100 drop

The first hundred get the Founding 100 drop.

50 women's quarter-zips50 men'sIndividually numbered

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— The wear-tester program

Thirteen clinicians. Eight weeks of feedback.

Before launch, thirteen clinicians wear the line through real shifts. Two to three pieces, free to keep, in exchange for two structured feedback surveys. We're recruiting now.

Apply to wear-test