Nowadays, most people prefer synthetic clothes because they are affordable, attractive and easily available. However, many of these clothes contain chemicals like Phthalates, which are used to improve flexibility, durability and printing quality. These chemicals are not completely fixed in the fabric and can slowly release over time., This problem occurs in daily life, as we wear clothes for many hours, especially in hot conditions where sweating is common. In such situations, these chemicals may enter the body through skin contact. Even though the exposure is small, regular and long-term contact may affect human health. Research suggests that phthalates can disturb hormonal balance and may lead to issues related to growth and overall well-being. There are also concerns about long-term health risks with continuous exposure., The main issue is lack of awareness. Most people do not know that their clothes may contain such chemicals, and there is no proper labeling system to inform consumers. As a result, people unknowingly use products that may not be completely safe., I want to address this problem because clothing is a basic daily need, and even a small risk can affect a large number of people over time. While it may not cause immediate life-threatening effects, continuous exposure can have long-term impacts and may also lead to increased healthcare costs., Therefore, it is important to create awareness and find safer alternatives to reduce chemical exposure from everyday clothing.