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ASKET is a minimalist fashion brand that prides itself on making "zero compromise" garments. Fully transparent. Taking responsibility for th... Read More
ASKET is a minimalist fashion brand that prides itself on making "zero compromise" garments. Fully transparent. Taking responsibility for the entire lifecyle of their products. They source exclusively organic, traceable or recycled fibers from the finest farms and mills around the world. They never use blends. Their mono-material fabrics yield the purest possible products so you can be sure these gorgeous garments are made to last. ASKET works exclusively with manufacturers in the European Union, with the vast majority of facilities in Portugal and Italy. They publish average salaries on all their factories. And they offer a garment recycling program which helps keep products in use and out of landfill.
Aurate is a fine jewelry maker that cares as much about ethics and people as they do about quality and craftsmanship! Diamonds adhere stricl... Read More
Aurate is a fine jewelry maker that cares as much about ethics and people as they do about quality and craftsmanship! Diamonds adhere stricly to the Kimberly Process. 14K and 18K gold pieces are made from recycled gold. Pearls are sourced from sustainable farms. All craftspeople and makers are paid fair wages, whether they are designing out of Aurate's New York City studio or casting and finishing at their partner facility in Thailand (who also happens to be a Certified Member of the Responsible Jewellery Council). This is truly jewelry to love for the ages.
baabuk is your go-to brand for sustainable and renewable wool. They responsibly source from Portugal where the sheep are certified mulesing-... Read More
baabuk is your go-to brand for sustainable and renewable wool. They responsibly source from Portugal where the sheep are certified mulesing-free and live in the protected area of Serra de Estela Natural Park. They also source from New Zealand farmers who use eco-friendly water and soap washing processes. Their factory in Nepal pays 25% higher than the national average. Ensures safe working conditions. Employs more women than men. No wonder baabuk is B Corp certified!
Canussa is a vegan, women-led brand. Ethically made in Spain. They use crueltry-free alternatives like SEAQUAL YARN which is a 100% recycled... Read More
Canussa is a vegan, women-led brand. Ethically made in Spain. They use crueltry-free alternatives like SEAQUAL YARN which is a 100% recycled material from fully traceable post-consumer plastic captured from the sea. Their production is zero waste. They're working toward becoming fully circular.
Dedicated is a planet-friendly, modern clothing brand built on the values of transparency and honesty. They only use sustainable materials. ... Read More
Dedicated is a planet-friendly, modern clothing brand built on the values of transparency and honesty. They only use sustainable materials. GOTS certified organic cotton. GRS certified recycled polyester. TENCEL Lyocell. From production floor to back office, they always choose the option that lowers their carbon footprint. They work exclusively with suppliers who share their values of respect for people and the planet. They publish all materials and suppliers on their website. So see it for yourself!
Elvis & Kresse rescues raw materials, transforms them into luxury lifestyle accessories and donates 50% of profits back to charities. Their ... Read More
Elvis & Kresse rescues raw materials, transforms them into luxury lifestyle accessories and donates 50% of profits back to charities. Their first goal was to save London's decommissioned fire-hose from landfill. This was just the beginning. Now they rescue parachute silk, printing blankets, coffee sacks, shoeboxes, tea sacks and auction banners. They also partner with the Burberry Foundation to tackle the even greater global problem of leather waste. All Elvis & Kresse products are handmade and unique.
Koio makes luxurious, sustainable footwear to elevate your everyday style. They work exclusively with artisans in Italy. Leather Working Gro... Read More
Koio makes luxurious, sustainable footwear to elevate your everyday style. They work exclusively with artisans in Italy. Leather Working Group certified, regenerative leather is sourced from farms in the Swiss Alps that are reversing carbon emissions, restoring soils and increasing biodiversity. Zeolite tanning using minerals rather than chrome, aldehyde and heavy metals in facilities that are responsibly managing carbon emissions, energy and water consumption and waste. Vegan products are made from apple leather. LACTAE HEVEA® soles are made in France from responsibly sourced milk from hevea trees. Even laces are certified organic cotton. Other sustainable materials include cork, recycled rubber and recycled polyester. Last, but not least, Koio offers a recycling program to ensure the impact of their shoes remains low even after they reach end of life.
OBAKKI believes in putting people first. Their artisans are part of their extensive global family, and the ability to sustain themselves and... Read More
OBAKKI believes in putting people first. Their artisans are part of their extensive global family, and the ability to sustain themselves and their communities will always be their top priority. Products are made by traditional artisans and rural co-ops under fair trade conditions. A portion of sales supports the OBAKKI Foundation which reinvests in artisan communities and has brought clean water, education and medical care to millions.
OhSevenDays is a mindfully-made womenswear label that creates sustainable staples from deadstock and eco fabrics. Collections are all produc... Read More
OhSevenDays is a mindfully-made womenswear label that creates sustainable staples from deadstock and eco fabrics. Collections are all produced in Istanbul by their partner manufacturing facility. The factory is fully audited, fair trading and worker friendly and is a member of the ethical trade membership organisation Sedex. This membership ensures that businesses better their social and environmental performance and improve working conditions throughout the supply chain.
Rentrayage designs luxury fashion and homewares out of existing, recycled and regenerative materials. Each piece is one of a kind or limited... Read More
Rentrayage designs luxury fashion and homewares out of existing, recycled and regenerative materials. Each piece is one of a kind or limited edition and is handcrafted in small, fair wage sample facilities in the USA and Europe. Rentrayage also supports artisans around the world who share their commitment to sustainability by selling their products on their site. These partners work exclusively with recycled, upcycled or regenerative materials.
Thesus is a socially and environmentally progressive brand that makes outdoor footwear. Its proudly BIPOC and Woman Owned. All employees and... Read More
Thesus is a socially and environmentally progressive brand that makes outdoor footwear. Its proudly BIPOC and Woman Owned. All employees and even manufacturers' employees are paid a living wage. Products are ethically made in Portugal. They use natural materials, as well as innovative materials that have a net positive impact on the planet.
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The Vestiaire Collective is a premier online shopping platform for pre-loved luxury fashion. It exists to tackle problems linked to the fash... Read More
The Vestiaire Collective is a premier online shopping platform for pre-loved luxury fashion. It exists to tackle problems linked to the fashion industry like overproduction, overconsumption and climate change. As a champion of circular fashion, it's no surprise they are B Corp Certified.
