Levi KeswickFashion and eco-friendly living is stereotyped to be incompatible, but we say that’s simply not true. This list of ethical apparel brands doesn’t compromise on style or quality, while allowing you to shop from ethical sources.
Our favorite benefit of buying from these brands is that their clothes from natural sources. They don’t use harmful manufacturing processes, meaning you’re wearing the most organic clothing there is.
The take away message for you, then: support these rising companies and never look back at fast fashion!
Phit Clothing
This product was recommended by Phillip White from Phit Clothing
Phit Clothing is a size inclusive activewear brand for men and the new journey collection is eco friendly with products produced on demand only when purchased. Fabrics for shirts and tights use a recycled plastic in them.
ReDEW8
This product was recommended by Christina Towle from BuzzBright PR
Denim done with a long view towards the future. No corners are cut and environmental steps are taken at every turn. On top of that, reDEW8 contributes 25% of all profits to projects designed to foster environmental responsibility and sustainability.
Oh, and did we mention that their jeans are awesome? Constructed for the long haul, yet comfortable with timeless colors and cuts, these will be the bedrock of your wardrobe for years to come.
AG
This product was recommended by Simon Hansen from Home Brew Advice
Adriano Goldschmeid or AG is a clothing brand that belives and promotes sustainability and social responsibility. The brand uses ozone technology and eco-conscious fibers and strongly supports non-profit organizations dedicated to providing clean drinking water to developing nations. From its production to charitable efforts, AG is definitely one of the most sustainable brands around.
Patagonia
This product was recommended by Magnus Hedenmark from re:profit AB
Besides Patagonia is the pioneer in sustainability, they are meeting the challenging issues of slow fashion by making clothes for less washing. I am an author of an upcoming book about circular chemistry and have calculated the environmental benefits of less washings: 47 megatons of CO2 by save every 10th wash etc. I can send you the calculations.
Pact
This product was recommended by Stacie May from Lucky Watcher
In an endeavor to stay away from fast fashion, Pact has got the basics that you need to fill your wardrobe. The products range from men’s, women’s to even toddlers and babies so there’s no excuses for the whole family. Sourcing organic materials, being Fair Trade and their commitment to reducing water waste makes them your first stop when it comes to super-soft, comfortable and guilt-free basics.
ThredUp
This product was recommended by Stacie May from Lucky Watcher
Being the worlds largest online thrift store puts ThredUp high on the priority list for anyone looking to reduce their part in the fast fashion industry. For a high quality, fashionable closet that’s as good as new, you’ve come to the right place. It’s a well-curated thrift store that helps you stay on top of the fashion trends while keeping your conscience intact.
Cariloha
This product was recommended by Diandra Winders from GreenRoom
Becoming eco-friendly is something that is easier said than done. However, going green can be as simple as incorporating Cariloha products into your wardrobe. In addition, to Cariloha bedding and bath products being luxurious and comfortable, they are also eco-friendly and planet approved!
Cariloha’s products are made of viscose from bamboo, and bamboo is one of the fastest-growing plants in the world, requiring no chemicals or pesticides to grow, making it 100% sustainable! Cariloha believes in giving back to a more eco-friendly world and that is something that is implemented in each product, so by purchasing Cariloha you can ensure that you are helping out our planet too.
