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Santicler is a knitwear brand founded by fashion insider Monica Magdas Miller. Monica learned knitting, embroidery and weaving from her moth... See All
Santicler is a knitwear brand founded by fashion insider Monica Magdas Miller. Monica learned knitting, embroidery and weaving from her mother and grandmother during her childhood in Romania. Santicler preserves these traditional art forms while bringing you ecolux apparel. They partner with a family-run factory in Romania that adheres to strict labor laws, including fair pay, health insurance, regulated working hours, parental leave and more. They only use sustainable materials. This includes Eco Cashmere. Merino wool that meets the Responsible Wool Standard. GOTS certified cotton. Organic cotton jersey. Bluesign certified Tintex. And FSC certified viscose.
Soul Flower is a natural clothing brand for kind souls and free spirits. Mindfully made with natural fibers and heartfelt art, they design t... See All
Soul Flower is a natural clothing brand for kind souls and free spirits. Mindfully made with natural fibers and heartfelt art, they design their threads with kind vibes from start to finish. They're known for organic cotton basics. All natural hemp. Recycled or upcycled fibers. Low impact dyes. Made in the USA. Fair Trade certified or ethically made by small scale producers. This natural life store carries clothing and products that are all made in a positive way. When screenprinting their sustainable clothes, Soul Flower employs a variety of green practices, including using only low impact inks, citrus solvents for clean up and printing in small batches for less waste.
Subset rejects pesticides and petroleum-based fabrics that make up most women's underwear drawers. They opt instead for clean, cool, certifi... See All
Subset rejects pesticides and petroleum-based fabrics that make up most women's underwear drawers. They opt instead for clean, cool, certified organic cotton so you and your lady parts can breathe easy. Their cotton is transparently sourced from organic cotton farms in India. They only use dyes free from harmful chemicals, bleach and heavy metals. Their manufacturers pay fair wages. Subset is certified carbon neutral. They offer a recycling program to avoid products going to landfill.
Veterans of the sportswear industry founded Temple (TMPL) Sportswear to create clean performance products that are better for people and the... See All
Veterans of the sportswear industry founded Temple (TMPL) Sportswear to create clean performance products that are better for people and the planet. It took years to source their unique Bluesign & Oeko-Tex Certified performance Pur-Tec fabrics that also feature moisture wicking, 4-way stretch, anti-odor technology and UV protection. Their dyes and fabrics are free of dangerous toxins and PFAS, making TMPL safer for your body when exposed to open skin pores. Their products are made locally in Canada in fair working conditions by producers paid a living wage.
tentree is an apparel company that's making it cool to take responsibility for your carbon footprint! For every purchase you make on tentree... See All
tentree is an apparel company that's making it cool to take responsibility for your carbon footprint! For every purchase you make on tentree, they plant 10 trees. And you can even purchase carbon sequestration plans directly on their site. Also on the site, you'll find a complete breakdown of their carbon emissions and what they do to reduce and offset them. They start with sustainable materials, including organic cotton, recycled polyester and Tencel. They only partner with manufacturers that are conscious of their environmental impact and that guarantee a safe and respectful environment for employees. Then, through a one of a kind partnership with textile recycler SuperCircle and resale guru Treet, they've created an integrated solution to keep your pre-loved items in circulation and out of landfills. It's no wonder tentree is a member of Fashion for Climate and Textile Exchange and is a certified B Corporation and Climate Neutral Certified.
The Classic T-Shirt Company's tees for women and men are ethically made and organic. What makes them even more special? Every tee has a high... See All
The Classic T-Shirt Company's tees for women and men are ethically made and organic. What makes them even more special? Every tee has a high thread count making it softer and more durable and giving it that unique sheen that doesn't fade even after multiple washes. They only use GOTS certified organic cotton ethically sourced from local farms in India. Everything is made locally in Los Angeles. They pay all their workers living wages.
The Ethical Silk Company makes responsibly harvested mulberry silk goods. Mulberry silk is extracted after the moth has left the cocoon, lea... See All
The Ethical Silk Company makes responsibly harvested mulberry silk goods. Mulberry silk is extracted after the moth has left the cocoon, leaving the moth unharmed. This kind method results in a beautiful matte lustre. Everything is designed in Ireland and made in India by fair trade tailor Mehera Shaw. Block printed products are hand dyed with low impact, AZO free dyes. A water filtration system removes residue so it can be recycled and reused for fabric washing, and a rainwater catchment system reduces water use. Production is limited to short and repeat runs. Careful pattern placement minimises waste. And older stock is repurposed into smaller items. 10% of profits are donated to Jeevan Jyothi AIDS Centre in India and Focus Ireland, a charity that works to prevent people becoming, remaining or returning to homelessness.
This Is J prides itself on creativity, using quality materials and employing a local Canadian workforce that is paid above minimum wage. The... See All
This Is J prides itself on creativity, using quality materials and employing a local Canadian workforce that is paid above minimum wage. They knit, dye, print, cut and sew in their community to create a truly local, unique and low impact product. Their designs are inspired from antique markets around the world and natural textures, which are then hand drawn in their studio in Toronto. Their products are primarily made from bamboo due to its low environmental impact.
Thought believes that by making small thoughtful changes to everyday life we can change the world together. Their clothes complement a thoug... See All
Thought believes that by making small thoughtful changes to everyday life we can change the world together. Their clothes complement a thoughtful mindset, spark joy when worn and stand the test of time. They work with natural, sustainable and recycled materials. Workers are paid fair wages. The only animal-derived product they use is wool. They partner with TRAID to keep their pre-loved clothes out of landfills.
Tradlands creates pieces you can wear with anything and everything. Their archetypal pieces are made in small batches. Their best-selling pi... See All
Tradlands creates pieces you can wear with anything and everything. Their archetypal pieces are made in small batches. Their best-selling pieces range from size XXS to 4X so finding your perfect fit is easy. They use natural fibers like linen, Tencel and cotton and deadstock fabrics when possible. They produce in facilities that pay fair wages. They have a Worn Well Exchange recycling program.
Urbankissed is an online destination for conscious fashion founded by slow fashion advocate Sophie Brunner. Immerse yourself in this careful... See All
Urbankissed is an online destination for conscious fashion founded by slow fashion advocate Sophie Brunner. Immerse yourself in this carefully curated destination to discover the art of slow living and shop from a selection of conscious fashion-favorites and innovative upcoming brands. Take advantage of worldwide CO2 neutral delivery.
Valani believes in the interconnectedness of all things. That self love and love for the earth are inextricably linked. That's why they make... See All
Valani believes in the interconnectedness of all things. That self love and love for the earth are inextricably linked. That's why they make women's clothing that is fun and flirty with the smallest footprint possible. Pieces are handmade in Chicago and at a GOTS certified facility in India. Plant-based fabrics, including hemp, Tencel and banana fabric, are dyed with low impact, non-toxic dyes and aren't blended with synthetics. Fabric scraps are either upcycled or recycled. Valani donates 10% of profits to women's empowerment programs, animal charities and environmental initiatives.
VitaminA is an eco swimwear brand that is (literally) cleaning up our beaches. They're as passionate about making sustainable swimwear as th... See All
VitaminA is an eco swimwear brand that is (literally) cleaning up our beaches. They're as passionate about making sustainable swimwear as they are about hosting beach clean-ups! VitaminA's founder created the first premium swim fabric made from recycled nylon fibers and named it EcoLux. They also use other sustainable fabrics like organic cotton, linen, recycled cotton and Tencel. Most products are made locally in California. For all items made outside the US, VitaminA partners with fair trade factories.
At Warp + Weft, mindful manufacturing is in the "jeans" of this family-owned denim company. First off, they operate an eco-friendly mill in ... See All
At Warp + Weft, mindful manufacturing is in the "jeans" of this family-owned denim company. First off, they operate an eco-friendly mill in Pakistan that's powered by solar panels and uses way less water than traditional denim manufacturers. This number may shock you, but a pair of jeans made the traditional way uses 1,500 gallons of water, while a pair of Warp + Weft jeans only uses 10 gallons of water! If that weren't enough, they recycle 98% of the water they use and avoid the typical environmentally harsh bleaching process by instead using Dry Ozone technology. They source cotton that is certified by Recover recycled cotton, Better Cotton Institute and Cotton USA. They use Dystar Liquid Indigo, a pre-reduced dye that needs less water and minimizes harmful byproducts. Warp + Weft ensures ethical practices, fair wages, reasonable hours and positive working conditions. Their clothing line is size inclusive.
YesAnd has worked for more than three decades with a close-knit team of Indian farmers, mills and collaborators to make fashion sustainable.... See All
YesAnd has worked for more than three decades with a close-knit team of Indian farmers, mills and collaborators to make fashion sustainable. They only use sustainable materials like organic cotton and Tencel. Cotton products are GOTS certified. They use inks free from harmful chemicals. That means no chlorine bleach, acetone, formaldehyde or heavy metals. Their supply chain follows stringent labor standards, including payment of a living wage, safe working conditions and absolutely no child labor. They offset some of their carbon emissions by planting a mangrove tree for every order.
