Toronto, Canada – In an industry driven by trends and fast production cycles, a quiet fashion revolution is taking root—one that puts skin health at the forefront. Introducing QLOTHO, a clothing label born out of necessity, built with science, and designed for comfort without compromise.
Founded by entrepreneur and cosmetic manufacturer Ayesa Peredo, QLOTHO was inspired by her son’s ongoing battle with eczema—and the moment she found a shelf of untouched creams in his bathroom. “He didn’t need more skincare products,” says Peredo. “He needed clothes that wouldn’t make his skin worse.”
From that moment of frustration, QLOTHO emerged as a wellness-driven clothing brand that reimagines what we wear against our skin every day. Today, its ANYWEAR collection—crafted with skin-soothing SeaCell™ fabric, flat seams, antimicrobial treatments, and toxin-free dyes—is offering relief to wearers across Canada, Europe, and Asia.
Science Meets Style: The Fabric That’s Changing Lives
At the heart of QLOTHO’s approach is SeaCell™, a seaweed-derived fiber embedded into soft lyocell. Sustainably harvested and dermatologically tested, this textile is known for its natural anti-inflammatory and antioxidative properties, making it ideal for people with eczema, allergies, and other chronic skin conditions.
Combined with Peredo’s background in cosmetic manufacturing, QLOTHO’s design process is rooted in both science and empathy. Every element—from flat-stitched seams to supportive (not restrictive) waistbands — is engineered to minimize irritation while maximizing durability and wearability.
“We’re not chasing trends — we’re solving problems,” says Peredo. “We make clothes for people who’ve been overlooked by the fashion industry for too long.”
Sustainable, Minimalist, and Made to Be Worn on Repeat
QLOTHO’s philosophy is centered on intentional minimalism—a tightly edited capsule of gender-neutral pieces in inclusive sizing, designed to layer across climates and seasons. Dyed with non-toxic, plant-based pigments and produced in small, ethical batches, the brand is as committed to the planet as it is to its customers’ comfort.
It’s a formula that resonates deeply in cities like Toronto and Vancouver, where rising rates of environmental allergies and skin sensitivities are shaping new consumer priorities.
“Canadians are choosing long-lasting garments with ethical roots and real benefits,” says Peredo. “They’re asking for better—and we’re here to deliver.”
A Brand with Heart, Not Just Hype
What began as a mother’s mission has become a growing community — yoga teachers, remote workers, and people with chronic skin conditions who say QLOTHO is the first brand that truly sees them.
Looking ahead, the brand is developing adaptive designs for individuals with sensory processing disorders and expanding its offerings with new fabric innovations.
“Skin is our first barrier, our interface with the world,” says Peredo. “QLOTHO is about honoring that—designing for skin first, then engineering for life.”
About QLOTHO
Founded by Ayesa Peredo, QLOTHO is a skin-sensitive fashion label with Scandinavian design roots.
Known for its SeaCell™-powered fabrics, toxin-free dyes, and minimalist design, QLOTHO is redefining what it means to dress well—with wellness in every fiber.
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