Top 100 Sustainable Fashion Brands

A growing number of fashion designers and brands are putting sustainability into practice, from supporting artisanal production and upcycling deadstock to harnessing cutting-edge technology throughout the entire process from design to production and packaging. In fact, between half to two-thirds of shoppers would pay more for sustainable products, per the National Retail Federation.

Now, more than ever, it’s important for fashion brands and consumers to think sustainably if we want to look after our planet and people. Thankfully, many fashion designers and brands are paying more attention to the climate crisis and integrating ethical and sustainable processes. Of course, living sustainably just begins from the fashion labels we purchase from. Whether it’s embracing the rental market or pre-loved fashion, there are several steps we can take toward conscious consumerism. PS caring for our purchases is also key to making sure they last as long as possible. Let’s take a look at the top hundred sustainable fashion brands worldwide —:

Patagonia

Patagonia, founded by Yvon Chouinard in 1973, is an outdoor apparel brand recognised for its commitment to environmental sustainability, ethical practices and high-performance gear. Patagonia advocates for environmental protection through initiatives like the “1% for the Planet” program and by supporting grassroots organisations. Its innovative and durable products appeal to outdoor enthusiasts while reflecting its mission to implement solutions towards the climate crisis.

“I started as a craftsman, making climbing gear for my friends and myself, then got into apparel,” says founder Yvon Chouinard on the official website. “As we began to witness the extent of global warming and ecological destruction, and our own contribution to it, Patagonia committed to using our company to change the way business was done… The funding will come from Patagonia: Each year, the money we make after reinvesting in the business will be distributed as a dividend to help fight the crisis.”

• Website: www.patagonia.com
• Headquarters: 235 W Santa Clara St, Ventura, CA 93001, USA
• Leadership: Yvon Chouinard (founder) Ryan Gellert  (CEO)

Eileen Fisher

American fashion brand Eileen Fisher is celebrated for their minimalist aesthetic, timeless appeal, and exceptional quality, with all the collections crafted using eco-friendly sustainable textiles and processes. Founded in 1984, fashion designer Eileen Fisher focuses on craftsmanship, minimal waste, and innovative business practices that prioritise the planet. The company is headquartered in Irvington, New York, operates stores in the United States and offers e-commerce. 

Over the years, Eileen Fisher has distinguished itself by setting bold goals for sustainability, including the use of organic materials, circular fashion initiatives, and fair labour practices. Fisher’s approach to simplicity, sustainability, and inclusivity has earned her several awards. Despite stepping back from daily operations in recent years, Fisher remains involved in the brand’s strategic direction.

• Website: www.eileenfisher.com
• Headquarters: 2 Bridge Street, Irvington, NY 10533, USA
• Leadership: Eileen Fisher (founder)

Reformation

Reformation was founded in 2009 by former model Yael Aflalo, with the vision of creating a fashion brand that combined high-fashion aesthetics with a commitment to sustainability. Originally operating out of a small store in LA, the brand began by repurposing vintage apparel into contemporary styles. This approach reflected its focus on reducing waste, a principle that would become central to its identity.

By 2012, Reformation had grown significantly, opening its first official factory in downtown Los Angeles. This allowed the brand to oversee every aspect of production, ensuring that its commitment to sustainability and ethical labour practices was maintained. In 2015, Reformation launched its signature RefScale tool, which quantifies the environmental impact of each garment, including water, waste, and carbon dioxide savings.

As Reformation’s popularity surged, it introduced innovative materials to its collections, such as TENCEL™ Lyocell, recycled fabrics, and organic cotton. The brand has also adopted renewable energy sources in its facilities and embraced carbon-offset initiatives to minimise its environmental footprint. Today, Reformation stands as a leader in sustainable fashion, demonstrating that style and environmental responsibility can go hand in hand. It continues to innovate with new initiatives, such as circular fashion programs and partnerships with eco-conscious brands.

• Website: www.thereformation.com
• Headquarters: 2263 E Vernon Ave, Vernon, California, 90058, United States.
• Leadership: Yael Aflalo (founder)

Stella McCartney

Stella McCartney launched her eponymous fashion brand in 2001 with a focus on sustainable and cruelty-free fashion, abstaining from the use of animal leather and fur in the collections. In 2018, McCartney gained full ownership from parent company Kering and partnered with LVMH. In January 2020 she also became the first fashion designer to grace the cover of Vogue USA.

McCartney collaborated with several organisations to innovate sustainable textiles such as mushroom leather and bio-fabricated silk. Notable partnerships, including one with Adidas in 2014, emphasised the use of recycled ocean plastics in athletic wear. McCartney also introduced the vegan STELLA fragrance, the bestselling Falabella bag, and a vegan Stan Smith sneaker while establishing the Stella McCartney Cares Foundation in 2018.

In 2021, McCartney participated in the G7 Summit and COP26 while launching revolutionary products like a vegan football boot and Mylo™ mycelium leather garments. The brand expanded its portfolio with a luxury handbag made from mycelium and a skincare line the following year. In 2023, it boasted a portfolio of womenswear, kidswear, accessories, and skincare, with a global presence in 77 countries. Today, Stella McCartney has bought backs its minority share from LVMH and is an independent label. 

• Website: www.stellamccartney.com
• Headquarters: Stella McCartney Ltd 3 Olaf Street, London, W11 4BE, United Kingdom
• Leadership: Stella Mccartney (founder)

Everlane

Committed to transparency, ethically sourced materials and fair labour practices, Everlane was founded in 2010 by Michael Preysman, with a mission to redefine the way consumers engage with wardrobe staples. The brand’s approach involves disclosing the true costs of each product, from materials to labour, allowing consumers to see the value behind their purchases.

Everlane has partnered with ethical factories around the world, ensuring fair wages and safe working conditions. It is committed to using eco-friendly materials and has set sustainability goals, including reducing its carbon footprint through the use of renewable energy and minimising water waste in production processes. Initiatives like “Choose What You Pay” exemplify its dedication to transparent pricing and consumer education about the impact of the fashion industry. Everlane has also embraced recycled fabrics and organic cotton that align with its eco-conscious mission.

• Website: www.everlane.com
• Leadership Michael Preysman, Jesse Farmer (founder)

People Tree

In 1991, British author Safia Minney created an environmental campaigning voluntary group, Global Village, in Japan which focused on sustainable living. The team designed and sold Fair Trade products at festivals in Japan and soon started to get requests from stockists. The start-up was tough as Safia invested in labour-intensive processes, dealt with disadvantaged artisans in remote corners of Bangladesh, business costs were huge and the apparel was dyed using low-impact dyes. The handcrafted apparel made with ethical production processes was sustainable and provided rural artisans with a source of income. 

In 1995 Fair Trade Company was formed as a limited company by transferring the fair trading activity to a new company named People Tree. The company began as a catalogue of handwoven natural dyed apparel made with cotton, Tencel Lyocell and responsible wool, using hand weaving, hand knitting, hand embroidery and hand block printing, by women in Bangladesh. 

In 1996 the ethical fashion brand became a member of World Fair Trade Organisation, the first flagship store opened in Tokyo in 1998 and the following year, People Tree expanded to England with Co-operative Group. Safia worked with several designers and influencers such as Emma Watson, Dame Zandra Rhodes and Bora Aksu. Today People Tree has World Fair Trade Organisation guaranteed status, is GOTS certified and a licensee of Fair-trade foundation. In 2015, Safia Minney left the business. Coryn V. Ferguson, took on the role of CEO in 2019.

• Website: www.peopletree.com
• Headquarters: 26 Camden High Street, Kings Cross, NW1 0JH
• Leadership: Safia Minney (founder) Coryn V. Ferguson (CEO)

Allbirds

Allbirds was founded in 2016 by Tim Brown and Joey Zwillinger. A native of New Zealand, Tim Brown was always well versed in the magical qualities of merino wool and began asking himself why such a sustainable resource was absent in footwear. After years of research, Tim partnered with engineer and renewables expert Joey Zwillinger, to craft a wool-based fabric for footwear. The outcome? A new category of shoes inspired by natural materials — AllBirds. 

One of the features of Allbirds is its commitment to transparency throughout the supply chain and its dedication to reducing its carbon footprint. By continually working to improve its sustainability practices and achieving certifications like the Global Organic Textile Standard, Allbirds has built a reputation for its environmentally friendly products and its dedication to ethical production methods.

In addition to footwear, Allbirds has expanded to include activewear and wardrobe staples. The brand uses unique materials, including renewable resources and recycled components. As Allbirds continues to grow and innovate, it remains committed to its principles of ecological responsibility and consumer transparency, inspiring shoppers to consider the environmental impact of their purchase.

• Website: www.allbirds.com
• Headquarters: 730 Montgomery Street, San Francisco, California, 94111, USA.
• Leadership: Tim Brown and Joey Zwillinger. (founders)

Veja

Veja is a Brazilian sneaker brand founded by François-Ghislain Morillion and Sébastien Kopp in 2004. The brand is best known for its stylish sneakers that combine contemporary design with environmentally friendly materials, such as Brazilian and Peruvian organic cotton for the canvas and laces, Amazonian rubber for the soles, and materials made from recycled plastic bottles or recycled polyester. 

By forming direct partnerships with Brazilian producers and prioritising fair trade, Veja aims to create a transparent supply chain that fosters social responsibility and environmental stewardship. Their minimalist aesthetic and ethical manufacturing have garnered a loyal following, making Veja a notable player in the sustainable fashion movement.

• Website: www.veja-store.com
• Headquarters: 26 Rue de la Pierre Levée, 75011 Paris, France.
• Leadership: François-Ghislain Morillion and Sébastien Kopp (founders)

Nudie Jeans 

Nudie Jeans offer organic denim products and promotes a repair-and-reuse culture through its “Repair Shops.” Nudie Jeans kicked off in Gothenburg in 2001, fueled by a love for denim and punk music. From day one, founders Maria Erixon Levin and Joakim Levin built Nudie Jeans on sustainability and human rights at the core. Beyond fair wages, organic cotton, and transparency, they wanted to create a community that cares.

Nudie Jeans began repairing jeans in 2007 because each pair is meant to be “forever jeans”—the kind you repair, not replace. Today, Nudie Jeans Repair Shops are places to get your jeans fixed (for free), resold, or donated to Nudie Jeans’ recycling program—all to create vintage, not garbage.

• Website: www.nudiejeans.com
• Headquarters: Nudie Jeans Marketing AB Västra Hamngatan 6 SE-411 17 Göteborg Sweden
• Leadership: Maria Erixon Levin and Joakim Levin (founders)

MUD Jeans

Dutch sustainable brand MUD Jeans focuses on circular fashion with a rental and recycling program for denim, without sacrificing style and fit. Founded by Bert van Son in 2013 with the vision of transforming the denim industry into a more sustainable and circular model, the brand’s origins stem from a recognition of the environmental impact of denim production, which involves water wastage, chemicals, and labour exploitation. Bert aimed to change this narrative by introducing a rental system for denim, instead of purchasing them.

Sustainability is at the core of MUD Jeans’ philosophy. The company employs eco-friendly practices, such as using organic cotton and recycled materials to minimise resource extraction and waste. Additionally, MUD Jeans implements a take-back program, inviting customers to return their old jeans for recycling when they are no longer wearable. This initiative helps reduce landfill waste and promotes the circular economy model.

• Website: www.mudjeans.com
• Headquarters: Amsterdam 
• Leadership: Bert van So (founder and CEO)

Amour Vert

Amour Vert, founded in 2010, is dedicated to creating high-quality, stylish apparel with an emphasis on ethical production practices. The brand was co-founded by Gregory Koutnik and Angela Wang, who recognised the need for a sustainable approach to fashion. Amour Vert focuses on using eco-friendly materials, such as organic cotton and Tencel, and partners with manufacturers in the United States to reduce carbon emissions associated with shipping and distribution. 

This commitment to sustainability extends even further through their “No Waste” philosophy, which emphasises making garments with a minimal environmental footprint, ensuring that every piece is thoughtfully designed and produced. Furthermore, for every T-shirt sold, Amour Vert plants a tree in partnership with American Forests, contributing to reforestation efforts and helping combat climate change. This dual commitment to environmental stewardship and social good has positioned Amour Vert as a key player in sustainable fashion.

• Headquarters: San Fransisco 
• Leadership: Gregory Koutnik and Angela Wang (founders)

Outerknown

Founded by pro surfer Kelly Slater, Outerknown ensures that its products are entirely organic, recycled or regenerated — which is among the reasons why wave riders and everyday wearers (including stars like Zac Efron and Jason Statham) are drawn to the comfy, carefree brand. The company champions fair labor practices, aims to be fully circular by 2030 and shares its full supplier list online.

Co-founded by pro-surfer Kelly Slater, the sustainable fashion brand prioritises sustainable materials and fair labour practices, which is among the reasons why wave riders and celebrities like Zac Efron and Jason Statham are drawn to it. Their goal is to make excellent-quality, sustainable products that last a lifetime, keeping the garments out of landfills and in circulation forever. In 2021, the team took a huge stride in furthering that goal by launching a platform to breathe new life into previously owned Outerknown garments. Outerworn offers customers a chance to buy and sell pre-loved pieces and support a circular future.

In its 2030 Sustainability Plan, Outerknown has laid out strategies to become fully circular by 2030 while leading the industry in sustainable innovation and champion fair labour. To accomplish this, it will design products from regenerative or recycled materials, activate ways to keep items in circulation longer, work to advance garment workers’ rights, and improve livelihoods in the supply chain through partnership and worker-inspired programs.

• Website: www.outerknown.com
• Headquarters: Outerknown 2500 W. 1st St. Los Angeles, CA 90026
• Leadership: Kelly Slater (founder)

PACT

Known for its organic cotton basics, PACT is a sustainable fashion brand co-founded by Jesse Finkelstein and Matthew Reynolds in 2009, and acclaimed for its commitment to producing organic and ethically made apparel. Based in Boulder, Colorado, the brand focuses on using environmentally friendly materials to create comfortable and stylish apparel. PACT’s commitment to sustainability extends to Fair Trade practices, ensuring fair wages and safe working conditions for all workers.

In addition to its emphasis on sustainable materials and ethical labour practices, PACT promotes a circular economy by encouraging customers to recycle their worn clothing through its give-back programs. The brand minimises its environmental impact throughout its supply chain, with eco-friendly processes and packaging. With its focus on the planet and people, PACT aims to inspire positive change in the industry.

• Website: www.wearpact.com
• Headquarters: PACT 2500 47th St. Ste. Boulder, CO 80301
• Leadership: Jesse Finkelstein and Matthew Reynolds (founders)

Toms

While famous for its shoes, Toms has expanded to ethically sourced apparel. In 2006, Blake Mycoskie pioneered the social entrepreneurship One for One® business model, becoming the shoe company that donates a pair of shoes for every pair sold, supporting larger health, education and community development programs through partnerships. Today it gives ⅓ of profits for grassroots good, supporting the people who are working to build equity at the local level and driving progress from the ground up. That’s why the shoes are special—especially the classic Alpargata—the shoe that started it all.

• Website: www.torns.com
• Headquarters: TOMS Shoes 801 N. Vista St. Los Angeles, CA 90046
• Leadership: Blake Mycoskie (founder)

Kuyichi

Kuyichi is a sustainable fashion brand based in the Netherlands, renowned for its commitment to ethical clothing production and environmental responsibility. The brand was founded in 2001 by a group of Dutch entrepreneurs who recognised the need for more sustainable practices in the denim industry. Kuyichi’s mission centers around creating high-quality denim that looks good and mitigates the impact of fashion on the environment. 

The brand sources organic cotton and utilises environmentally friendly production techniques, ensuring that its garments are produced with minimal water usage, reduced chemical output, and fair labor practices. Kuyichi also focuses on transparency in its supply chain, allowing consumers to know exactly where their clothes come from and how they are made. Kuyichi also actively engages in social responsibility initiatives, partnering with organizations that support fair working conditions and environmental awareness.

• Website: www.kiyichi.com
• Headquarters: Kuyichi Valkenburgerweg 81 6211 AV Maastricht The Netherlands
• Leadership: group of Dutch entrepreneurs (founders)

Etnies

ETNIES was founded in 1986 by professional skateboarder Pierre André Senizergues, who sought to create a brand that would cater to the needs of skaters. With a passion for skateboarding and design, Senizergues developed high-quality footwear that provide comfort and durability necessary for the sport. Over the years, ETNIES has established itself as a prominent name in the skateboarding community, known for its innovative designs and performance-oriented products. The brand’s commitment to quality and authenticity appeal to professional athletes and casual skaters alike.

ETNIES is deeply committed to sustainability and environmental responsibility. The brand has implemented eco-friendly practices, including the use of recycled materials in its footwear production and the incorporation of sustainable manufacturing processes. Notably, ETNIES has launched initiatives such as the “Buy a Shoe, Plant a Tree” program, in which a tree is planted for every pair of shoes sold. This commitment to sustainability reduces the brand’s ecological footprint and also promotes a healthier planet and community.

• Website: www.etnies.com
• Headquarters: 701 S. Milliken Ave, Suite A, Ontario, CA 91761. 
• Leadership: Pierre André Senizergues (founder)

Christy Dawn

Christy Dawn is a sustainable fashion brand founded by Christy Dawn Simmons in 2014, with a mission to create beautiful, timeless apparel that honours both the planet and its inhabitants. The brand specialises in ethically made dresses, utilising organic and reclaimed materials to minimise its environmental impact. Christy Dawn’s designs are inspired by vintage aesthetics and promote conscious consumerism. By focusing on craftsmanship and natural fabrics, the brand offers stylish options that align with a sustainable lifestyle.

The brand seeks to reduce waste by incorporating deadstock fabrics into its collections. Additionally, Christy Dawn partners with artisans and craftspeople to support fair labour. By fostering a deep connection between consumers and the garments they wear, Christy Dawn encourages a shift towards a more sustainable fashion ecosystem, advocating for conscious choices that benefit both people and the planet.

• Website: www.christydawn.com
• Headquarters: Christy Dawn, Inc. 1650 S. La Brea Ave. Los Angeles, CA 90019, USA
• Leadership: Christy Dawn Simmons (founder)

Rapanui

A UK-based brand that creates sustainable t-shirts with a focus on renewable energy and ethical practices, Rapanui Clothing focuses on creating high-quality apparel using organic cotton and recycled fibers. By prioritising a circular economy, Rapanui encourages customers to return worn items for recycling or refurbishment. This commitment to sustainability reduces waste and encourages consumers to consider their purchasing decisions and the environmental impact of fashion.

In addition to using sustainable materials and promoting recycling, Rapanui Clothing focuses on transparency in its supply chain. The brand is dedicated to providing customers with information about where and how their clothing is made, reassuring them that they are supporting ethical manufacturing practices. By engaging with local communities and promoting fair labour practices, Rapanui fosters a positive social impact.

• Website:  www.rapanuiclothing.com
• Headquarters: Isle Of Wright, UK
• Leadership: Rob Laws and Laura Laws (founders)

Ganni

Danish fashion brand Ganni, popular for its contemporary designs and playful aesthetics, has embraced sustainability as a core aspect of its business model. Founded by Ditte Reffstrup and Nicolaj Reffstrup in 2000, the brand is dedicated to reducing its environmental footprint through the use of organic cotton, recycled polyester, and other eco-friendly fabrics. 

Ganni has also made a commitment to transparency in its supply chain by providing information about the sourcing of its materials and the production processes. The brand has also introduced options for repair and refurbishment of its garments, encouraging customers to extend the life of apparel instead of discarding them.

• Website:  www.ganni.com
• Headquarters: Frederiksberg Allé 4, 1820 Frederiksberg, Denmark
• Leadership: Ditte Reffstrup and Nicolaj Reffstrup (founders)

Birdhouse Skateboards

Birdhouse Skateboards, founded by professional skateboarder Tony Hawk in 1992, was founded on the premise that, if you love something, you support it and and nurture it. You put the best, most dedicated team of skateboarders together and you do what you love…skateboard. Offering a range of products from decks to apparel, the brand has begun to incorporate eco-friendly materials and responsible manufacturing processes. Birdhouse Skateboards uses sustainable wood sources for its skateboard decks, choosing certified materials that minimise environmental impact. 

The company is committed to reducing waste and collaborates with suppliers who share their environmental values, aiming to create products that are both high-quality and less harmful to the planet. To further enhance its sustainability initiatives, Birdhouse Skateboards promotes recycling and encourages skaters to take part in local clean-up events and skatepark improvements. Birdhouse also emphasises transparency about its manufacturing processes to elevate the standard for eco-friendly practices in action sports and reinforces its commitment to community and environmental stewardship.

Through the years, the team has included some of the most famous names in skateboarding. Lead by Tony Hawk in the beginning, the team featured Jeremy Klein, Steve Berra, and Willy Santos. Later it was Ocean Howell, Matt Beach, Paul Zitzer, Andrew Reynolds, Brian Sumner, Steve Nesser, Bucky Lasek and Heath Kirchart who toured all over the world, were featured in Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater video games, and delivered some of the most iconic video parts in skate history in Birdhouse’s The End and Feasters.

• Website:  hwww.birdhouseskateboards.com
• Headquarters: 1000 S. Broadway, Los Angeles, CA 90015, USA.
• Leadership: Tony Hawk (founder)

Mara Hoffman

Mara Hoffman’s namesake label was founded in 2000 after she graduated from Parsons School of Design — with the aim of delighting through colours, prints and bold shapes. Fifteen years later, the company shifted  its strategy to build, and operate within, a framework of innovative design and manufacturing practices, responsible fabric and material selection, and participation in social justice movements. As a team, it remains committed to reducing its footprint on the planet by extending the life of each garment, contributing to the regeneration of the environment, and advocating for the communities least responsible for climate change.

“The brand has changed as I’ve changed over the years. I’ve always had a spiritual love and connection to nature, especially the ocean and trees. I feel incredibly protective of nature because of this and while it’s impossible to remove the negative footprint of humans I know that we can all tread lighter, with more awareness and respect”, she says. “We can challenge and change all of the systems that have been built for the economic benefit of the few yet are at the expense of the planet and exploitation of the marginalised… That’s been our approach since 2015: acknowledge, reconcile, and change.”

In 2023 Mara Hoffman was the recipient of the CFDA Fashion Award for Environmental Sustainability. Mara Hoffman is the 3rd recipient of this award, which was previously given to Patagonia and the United Nations.

• Website:  hwww.marahoffman.com
• Headquarters: 81 Calyer Street, Brooklyn, NY 11222, USA.
• Leadership: Mara Hoffman (founder)

Tentree

Sustainable fashion brand Tentree is committed to environmental stewardship and social responsibility by designing eco-friendly clothing and planting ten trees for every item sold. Their mission is to inspire individuals to reduce their environmental impact while contributing to global reforestation efforts. Tentree uses ethically sourced materials, such as organic cotton, recycled polyester, and TENCEL™, to create comfortable and stylish apparel. With a transparent focus on sustainability, the brand has planted over a hundred million trees globally, supporting reforestation, habitat restoration, and community development projects.

At the heart of Tentree’s vision is a commitment to community-driven reforestation and environmental education. By partnering with local organizations and focusing on areas that need reforestation most, Tentree not only restores ecosystems but also creates jobs and resources for underserved communities. Their goal is to make sustainability accessible to all, fostering a global movement where small, everyday actions collectively lead to a healthier planet. Tentree’s vision extends beyond planting trees; it encompasses creating a ripple effect of awareness and action, inspiring individuals to take ownership of their environmental footprint and build a more sustainable future for generations to come.

• Website:  www.tentree.com
• Headquarters: 230 – 1275 Venables St, Vancouver British Columbia, Canada, V6A 2E4
• Leadership: Kalen Emsley, David Luba (founders)

Nisolo

Nisolo is a socially conscious footwear and accessories brand, founded in 2011 by Patrick Woodyard, with a commitment to ethical production practices and sustainability. The company focuses on creating high-quality, stylish shoes while ensuring that workers are treated fairly and receive liveable wages. Nisolo collaborates with artisan shoemakers in Peru and Mexico, fostering direct partnerships that prioritise transparency and equitable pay. This approach helps uplift local communities and offers consumers a product that reflects a more responsible approach to fashion.

In addition to its ethical labour practices, Nisolo emphasises sustainable materials and environmentally friendly production methods. The brand utilises a variety of sustainable materials, including vegetable-tanned leather and recycled components, to minimise its environmental footprint. Furthermore, Nisolo is dedicated to reducing waste by implementing a made-to-order model that limits overproduction. As part of the commitment to sustainability, Nisolo also offers a “rescue plan” for their shoes, encouraging customers to return worn-out pairs for recycling or repurposing, thus promoting a circular economy within the fashion industry.

• Website:  www.nisolo.com
• Headquarters: 1118 4th Ave N, Nashville, TN 37208, USA.
• Leadership: Patrick Woodyard (founder)

Mango’s Committed Collection

Mango’s Committed Collection reflects the fashion brand’s commitment to sustainability. Launched as part of the company’s broader sustainability strategy, it features stylish apparel and accessories made from organic cotton, recycled polyester, and Tencel. This initiative aims to reduce the environmental impact of fashion production while maintaining the chic and contemporary aesthetic that Mango is known for.

The Committed Collection embodies ethical production practices, ensuring that its supply chain adheres to high social and environmental standards. This includes implementing measures to improve working conditions for factory workers and promoting transparency throughout their production processes. The brand actively seeks to reduce water consumption and limit waste during manufacturing. By aligning its values with sustainable practices, Mango aims to inspire a shift towards more responsible consuming habits and contribute to a more sustainable future in fashion.

• Website:  www.mango.com
• Headquarters: Carrer de Girona, 37, 08010 Barcelona, Spain
• Leadership: Toni Ruiz (CEO)

Mighty Good Basics

Mighty Good Basics is a fashion brand that focuses on creating high-quality, sustainable essentials designed to promote a minimalist lifestyle. The brand prioritises comfort, versatility, and durability, offering staple pieces such as t-shirts, leggings, and loungewear. Each item is crafted with an emphasis on timeless design, making them easy to mix and match. By emphasising a capsule wardrobe approach, Mighty Good Basics encourages consumers to invest in versatile pieces that can be worn repeatedly, reducing clothing waste and promoting a more sustainable approach to fashion.

Mighty Good Basics is also committed to ethical manufacturing practices and sustainable sourcing. The brand utilises organic cotton and recycled fabrics, to minimise its environmental footprint. Transparency is crucial to the brand’s ethos, as it seeks to provide customers with clear information about how and where their clothing is made. By balancing stylish simplicity with responsible practices, Mighty Good Basics empowers consumers to make conscious fashion choices while enjoying the benefits of comfortable, long-lasting apparel

• Website:  www.mightygoodbasics.com
• Headquarters: LA
• Leadership: Mara and Ken Chua (founders)

Rhié

Fashion brand Rhié embodies a philosophy of effortless elegance and contemporary aesthetics, merging art and design with wearable garments. Founded by designer Rhiannon K. K. Pomerantz, the brand emphasises a sophisticated approach to womenswear, featuring collections that are marked by unique silhouettes, rich fabrics, and meticulous craftsmanship. Rhié is known for its tailored sophistication and casual ease, which caters to the modern woman’s lifestyle by transitioning from day to night, work to leisure.

Rhié also places a strong emphasis on sustainability and ethical practices in its production processes. By utilising responsibly sourced materials and collaborating with artisans and skilled craftspeople, the brand strives to minimise its environmental footprint while supporting local economies. The result is a curated experience that appeals to consumers looking for pieces that reflect their values and lifestyle. Rhié’s dedication to creating timeless, versatile pieces ensures that each item is a fashion statement and sustainable choice for the conscientious shopper.

• Website:  www.rhie.com
• Headquarters: 275 East 10th Street, Los Angeles, CA 90015
• Leadership: Rhiannon K. K. Pomerantz (founder)

Erdem

London-based Erdem is an independent house of fashion for men and women. Founded in 2005 by designer Erdem Moralioglu, it has carved a niche within the industry with an intriguing interplay of strength and beauty. The house of Erdem is cultured and erudite, underpinned by a belief in the power and skill of craftsmanship. Respect for traditional skills is combined with an excitement for innovation, in technique and application.

Erdem’s vision for his eponymous fashion label is one that celebrates artistry and intellect, creating a unique intersection of craftsmanship, imagination, and culture. Erdem’s vision is rooted in the belief that fashion is not only about clothing, but also about storytelling—each garment evokes a sense of history, art, and emotion. 

The luxury fashion brand places a strong emphasis on meticulous craftsmanship, with timeless elegance and modern sensibility. His collections are characterised by the use of luxury fabrics, embroidery, and the delicate merging of textures and patterns, all of which highlight the skill and artistry behind the handmade garments.

• Website:  www.erdem.com
• Headquarters: The Loom, 14 Gower’s Walk, London E1 8PY, UK
• Leadership: Erdem Moralioglu (founder)

Sezane

French online retailer Sézane was founded in 2013 by Morgane Sézalory, selling womenswear, accessories and luxury items. The story of Sézane began with a forgotten suitcase and a love of vintage. Upon discovering an abandoned collection of vintage clothing, Morgane Sézalory made slight adjustments to the pieces and sold her finds online under the name ‘Les Composantes’. Her monthly drops became an anticipated event in France; by 2013, Morgane began supplementing her vintage pieces with her own designs and Sézane was born.

In 2015 the brand opened its first boutique in Paris before opening boutiques in London, New York and other parts of the world. Per Glossy: “In 2015 U.S. investment fund Summit Partners bought a minority stake in the company of around 20 per cent. Three years later another 20 per cent was bought by private equity giant General Atlantic which now reportedly owns 45 per cent of the company.”

Sézane dropped a collaboration with Sephora in 2020 and launched a line of personal care products made with 99 per cent ingredients of natural origin. In September 2022 investment holding company owned by the Bettencourt-Meyers family, a subsidiary of Téthys, the majority shareholder of the L’Oréal, acquiring a minority stake in the fashion label, made headlines. Today Sézane is B Corp certified. From the choice of production and raw materials to its environmental footprint and engagement in the community.

• Website:  www.sezane.com
• Headquarters: 115 rue du Bac, 75007 Paris, France
• Leadership: Morgane Sézalory (founder)

Re/Done

Re/Done is a contemporary fashion brand acclaimed for its innovative take on classic denim and vintage-inspired pieces. Founded in 2014 by Sean Barron and Jamie Mazur, the brand focuses on reconstructing and reimagining vintage jeans to create modern silhouettes that celebrate individuality and authenticity. 

By emphasising quality, craftsmanship, and sustainability, each piece embodies a sense of history while fitting into today’s wardrobes. The vision for Re/Done is driven by the mission to challenge the fast fashion industry by promoting sustainable practices and encouraging consumers to invest in lasting pieces. The high quality, sustainability, and stylish designs, has a dedicated following among consumers who appreciate vintage denim with a modern twist.

• Website:  www.redone.com
• Headquarters: 4420 W. Washington Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90016
• Leadership: Sean Barron and Jamie Mazur (founders)

Lanius

German fashion brand Lanius is celebrated for its commitment to sustainable and ethical fashion. Founded in 1999 by designer Claudia Lanius, it combines contemporary design with environmentally friendly practices. Lanius uses organic and recycled materials, ensuring that each piece contributes positively to the world. The collections range from dresses and separates to outerwear. By prioritising transparency and sustainability, Lanius appeals to eco-conscious consumers who support responsible fashion choices.

Lanius has gained recognition for its commitment to fair production practices and high-quality craftsmanship. The brand is dedicated to working with certified suppliers and manufacturers, emphasising ethical labour conditions and environmental stewardship. Lanius actively engages in the use of environmentally friendly dyes and processes. By integrating ethical considerations and stylish designs, Lanius sets a standard for sustainable fashion and encourages consumers to rethink their clothing choices in favour of a responsible and stylish wardrobe.

• Website:  www.lanius.com
• Headquarters: Lanius GmbH Blickstraße 46 50825 Köln Germany
• Leadership: Claudia Lanius (founder)

John Hardy

John Hardy is an  artisan jewelry brand founded in 1975 by Canadian jeweller John Hardy in Bali. Inspired by the cultural heritage of the Balinese artisans, the brand gained recognition for its handcrafted pieces that celebrate traditional techniques fused with contemporary design. John Hardy’s signature features intricate metalwork, gemstones, and sustainable materials. Each piece is meticulously crafted, showcasing the skill and artistry of artisans, bringing timeless beauty and personal expression to jewellery.

John Hardy is also committed to environmental sustainability and social responsibility. The brand operates under a “Green Policy,” prioritising ethical sourcing and sustainability in its production. John Hardy’s “Legends” collection, for instance, is inspired by the mythology of the Balinese culture and emphasises storytelling through jewellery. Additionally, the brand partners with local communities to empower artisans through fair wages and skill development.

• Website:  www.johnhardy.com
• Headquarters: 2211 E. 5th St, Suite 200 Los Angeles, CA 90057 United States
• Leadership: John Hardy (founder)

OlsenHaus

OlsenHaus is an eco-friendly fashion brand founded by designer Elise Olsen, and known for its sustainable practices and cruelty-free materials. Launched in 2008, the brand focuses on creating stylish vegan footwear and accessories that reflect contemporary trends and prioritise animal welfare and environmental sustainability. OlsenHaus combines innovative design with ethical considerations, utilising recycled plastics and organic cotton to reduce its ecological footprint. The collections are characterised by bold colors, unique silhouettes, and modern aesthetics, appealing to environmentally conscious consumers.

OlsenHaus emphasizes transparency and social responsibility throughout its production processes. The brand ensures its manufacturing partners adhere to ethical labour standards and environmentally friendly practices. By prioritising eco-conscious materials and ethical production methods, OlsenHaus aims to inspire a shift towards responsible consumer habits.

• Website:  www.eliseolsen.com
• Headquarters: x
• Leadership: Elise Olsen (founder

Soko

Soko is a socially conscious jewellery brand that connects artisans in Kenya to the global marketplace, promoting ethical craftsmanship and sustainable practices. Founded in 2012, Soko utilises technology to empower local artisans, allowing them to create beautiful jewellery pieces using traditional techniques and retailing it worldwide. The brand focuses on the use of responsibly sourced materials, such as recycled metals and sustainably harvested gemstones, emphasising ethical production. 

Soko creates social impact by providing fair wages and employment opportunities to artisans, many of whom are women. The brand’s business model helps lift communities out of poverty and fosters independence. By focusing on sustainable practices and ethical labour, Soko is redefining the jewellery industry, inspiring consumers to think critically about the origins of their accessories. Each piece from Soko is a testament to the intersection of beauty, craftsmanship, and social responsibility.

• Website: www.shopsoko.com
• Headquarters: x
• Leadership: Gwendolyn Fuchs (co-founder)

Natori

Natori is a luxury fashion brand founded by the Filipino-American designer Josie Natori in 1977. Initially gaining recognition for its exquisite lingerie, the brand expanded to sleepwear, loungewear, and home accessories. Natori is celebrated for its confluence of Eastern and Western aesthetics, incorporating rich patterns and Asian motifs. The brand emphasises craftsmanship and quality, reflecting Natori’s commitment to creating beautiful, timeless pieces with modern sensibilities.

Josie Natori, the founder and creative force behind the brand, is popular for her innovative approach to design and her ability to merge cultural influences. With a background in business and a passion for fashion, she has successfully positioned Natori as a respected name in luxury apparel. Today, Natori is synonymous with elegance and artistry, appealing to a diverse clientele that appreciates both style and substance. 

• Website: www.natori.com
• Headquarters: 2 East 59th Street, 11th Floor New York, NY 10022, USA
• Leadership: Josie Natori (founder)

Farrah Abraham Fashion

Farrah Abraham Fashion is a fashion brand created by television personality Farrah Abraham, recognised for her appearances on reality TV shows like “Teen Mom.” Launched in the 2010s, the brand reflects Abraham’s personal style, characterised by bold contemporary designs. The collection features apparel, swimwear, and accessories. Farrah’s approach to fashion emphasises confidence and self-expression, allowing her fans and customers to connect with her designs on a personal level.

Farrah has effectively utilised her celebrity status to promote her brand, leveraging social media channels and public appearances to reach a wide audience. By encouraging consumers to invest in high-quality, timeless items rather than disposable trends, Farrah Abraham Fashion contributes to a sustainable fashion ecosystem. She also engages in recycling programs and collaborations with organisations focused on environmental awareness, aligning with a broader movement toward responsible fashion consumption.

• Website: x
• Headquarters: x
• Leadership: Farrah Abraham Fashion (founder)

Frank And Oak

Canadian fashion brand Frank And Oak has made sustainability a central focus of its operations since 2012. The brand redefines the way people perceive and engage with apparel by offering stylish apparel while prioritising ethical practices. One of its key sustainability initiatives is the use of organic cotton, Tencel, and recycled fabrics, to reduce the environmental impact of its products. By committing to responsible sourcing, Frank And Oak ensures that its materials are produced with minimal harm to the planet, promoting a circular economy and reducing waste.

Frank And Oak also emphasises transparency and ethical production in its supply chain. The brand works closely with manufacturing partners who adhere to fair labour practices, ensuring that workers are paid fair wages. Frank And Oak has also implemented a recycling program that encourages customers to return their old clothing for recycling or repurposing. By fostering a community that values sustainability and conscious consumption, Frank And Oak strives to inspire consumers to embrace a responsible approach to fashion.

• Website: www.frankandoak.com
• Headquarters: 50 Saint-Antoine Street West, Suite 200
• Leadership:  Ethan Song and Hicham Benmoussa (founders)

Isabella Oliver

Isabella Oliver is a renowned maternity fashion brand founded in 2003 by designer Jacqueline van der Kloet, acclaimed for creating stylish, comfortable and functional apparel for expectant mothers. Isabella Oliver places emphasis on sustainability in its design and production processes. The brand utilises organic cotton and responsibly sourced fabrics. By ensuring that its garments are made from high-quality, lasting materials, Isabella Oliver encourages conscious consumerism and reduces waste.

Isabella Oliver actively promotes ethical labour practices and transparency in its supply chain. The brand partners with manufacturers who adhere to strict codes of conduct that prioritise fair wages and safe working conditions. Moreover, Isabella Oliver is committed to minimising its environmental impact by implementing responsible packaging solutions and encouraging recycling.

• Website: www.isabellaoliver.com
• Headquarters: 22-23 St. John’s Square London
• Leadership:  Jacqueline van der Kloet (founder)

Etnies

Etnies is an apparel and footwear brand that has carved a niche in the action sports community, particularly among skateboarders and snowboarders. Founded in 1986 by professional skateboarder Pierre André Senizergues, Etnies is at the forefront of high-performance footwear that caters to the demands of athletes and promotes a lifestyle rooted in skate culture. The brand has gained a reputation for its innovative designs and durable materials, ensuring skaters have support and protection while performing stunts. 

Over the years, Etnies has expanded its product range to include skate-inspired apparel. The brand prioritises eco-friendly practices by utilising recycled materials in its products and striving to reduce its carbon footprint. Etnies has initiated several programs, such as the “Buy a Shoe, Plant a Tree” campaign, which plants a tree for every pair of shoes sold, supporting reforestation efforts and promoting a healthier planet. By marrying its roots in skate culture with a commitment to sustainability, Etnies appeals to the needs of its customers and contributes positively to environmental conservation and community development.

• Website: www.etnies.com
• Headquarters:  1985 S. Coast Hwy. Encinitas California 92007
• Leadership: Pierre André Senizergues (founder)

Tada & Toy

Tada & Toy is a progressive brand recognised for its commitment to sustainability and innovation in the toy industry. Founded on the belief that play should be fun and environmentally responsible, Tada & Toy creates high-quality, eco-friendly toys that inspire creativity in children. The brand utilises recycled plastics, organic cotton, and sustainably sourced wood, ensuring that their products contribute to the well-being of the planet.

Tada & Toy actively engages in ethical manufacturing practices, supporting fair labour conditions and reducing waste. The brand emphasises transparency, allowing consumers to understand the journey of their products from conception to delivery. Furthermore, Tada & Toy is dedicated to educating children and parents about the importance of sustainability through interactive initiatives and community outreach.

• Website: www.tadaandtoy.com
• Headquarters:  x 
• Leadership: Hannah Kim (founder)

Beaumont Organic

Beaumont Organic is a Manchester-based fashion brand founded by designer Hannah Beaumont. Established in 2008, the label emphasises stylish, timeless garments while prioritising sustainability and ethical practices. Hannah has built the brand around a commitment to environmentally responsible production methods, often using natural and organic materials to reduce the environmental impact of each piece.

The sustainability process at Beaumont Organic is multifaceted, focusing on ethical sourcing, minimal waste, and a transparent supply chain. The brand meticulously selects its materials, opting for organic cotton, Tencel, and other sustainable fabrics that minimise their carbon footprint and chemical usage. The design and production processes are conducted in small batches to reduce waste, ensuring that each collection reflects a thoughtful approach to fashion. Furthermore, Beaumont Organic actively pursues partnerships with local artisans and producers, promoting fair labour practices and supporting the local economy.

• Website: www.beaumontorganics.com
• Headquarters:  33-35, Oak Street, Manchester, M4 5JD, United Kingdom
• Leadership: Hannah Beaumont (founder)

Fjällräven

Fjällräven, founded in 1960 by Åke Nordin in Sweden, is an outdoor equipment company popular for its durable backpacks, apparel, and gear for outdoor enthusiasts. The brand name translates to “Arctic Fox” in Swedish, a symbol of their commitment to nature and sustainable practices. Åke Nordin’s vision is to create functional and high-quality outdoor products. Over the years, Fjällräven has grown into an internationally recognised brand while maintaining its commitment to innovation and quality, establishing a loyal customer base among adventurers and eco-conscious consumers alike.

Central to Fjällräven’s ethos is a commitment to sustainability and environmental responsibility. The company aims to minimise its ecological footprint through the use of sustainable materials, such as G-1000 fabric, made from organic cotton and recycled polyester. Fjällräven also prioritises ethical manufacturing practices and engages in initiatives to promote sustainability in the outdoor industry. This includes programs to encourage the repair and recycling of products and partnerships with organisations focused on conservation and biodiversity.

• Website: x
• Headquarters:  Kånkenvägen 1, 790 91 Östersund, Sweden
• Leadership: Åke Nordin (founder)

Lush

Lush is a British cosmetics brand founded in 1995 by Mark Constantine, Liz Weir, and a group of like-minded individuals committed to creating high-quality, ethically sourced beauty products. The brand is best known for its handmade soaps, bath bombs, skincare and haircare, which prioritise natural ingredients and are free from synthetic preservatives.

The brand advocates for environmental protection, animal welfare, and fair trade practices. Lush emphasises minimal packaging, using biodegradable materials and encouraging customers to bring back empty containers for a discount on future purchases through their “Bring It Back” scheme. The company is committed to ensuring that its ingredients are sourced responsibly, supporting small-scale farmers and producers to promote fair trade. Further, Lush campaigns on environmental issues, highlighting climate change, ocean pollution, and animal rights.

• Website: www.lushcosmetics.com
• Headquarters: Lush Limited 27-33 Osprey Quay Portland Dorset, DT5 1DX United Kingdom
• Leadership: Mark Constantine, Liz Weir, and a group of like-minded individuals (founder)

The North Face

The North Face– part of the VF Corporation- is an outdoor apparel and equipment brand renowned for its high-performance products designed to empower exploration in the harshest environments. Established in 1966, the company has built a legacy of innovation, offering a wide range of gear including insulated jackets, hiking boots, backpacks, and tents, all tailored for adventurers and outdoor enthusiasts.

Recognised by its half-dome logo inspired by Yosemite’s Half Dome, The North Face is committed to sustainability, durability, and functionality. Whether scaling mountains, exploring forests or navigating the city, the brand equips individuals to “never stop exploring,” combining cutting-edge technology with timeless design to withstand nature’s extremes while keeping users comfortable and protected.

• Website: www.northface.com
• Headquarters: Alameda, 2701 Harbor Bay Pkwy, United States
• Leadership: Nicole Otto (Global Brand President) Bracken Darrell (VF President and CEO) Matt Pucket (VF Executive VP and CFO) 

Karma Collective

Karma Collective, founded by wellness advocate Kristi Rojas, was established with the goal of promoting a conscious lifestyle. The brand curates eco-friendly products that emphasise personal well-being and environmental sustainability. The brand stands out by offering artisanal goods that support fair trade practices and local artisans and the communities involved in the production process.

At the heart of Karma Collective’s sustainability ethos is a commitment to reducing waste and encouraging mindful consumption. The brand seeks to minimise its environmental footprint with biodegradable packaging and products made from organic and sustainable materials. Furthermore, Karma Collective advocates for a circular economy by encouraging customers to recycle and repurpose their purchases.

• Website: www.karmacollective.com
• Headquarters: x
• Leadership: Kristi Rojas (founder)
• Stuart Weitzman

Stuart Weitzman is an American luxury footwear brand popular for its style and craftsmanship. Founded by designer Stuart Weitzman in 1986, the brand has become synonymous with high-quality shoes that combine fashion and function. Over the years, it has garnered a following among celebrities and fashion consumers alike. In 2018, the brand was acquired by the private equity firm, Jones Brands, but Stuart Weitzman remains influential in shaping the brand’s design ethos and creative direction. His vision continues to inspire new collections that reflect both contemporary trends and timeless elegance.

In recent years, Stuart Weitzman has made significant strides toward sustainability, aligning the brand with environmental responsibility. The company has implemented initiatives aimed at reducing its ecological footprint, including the use of sustainable materials such as recycled plastic and organic cotton in its products. Additionally, the brand emphasises ethical manufacturing practices, ensuring that shoes are crafted in factories that uphold fair labour standards. By promoting transparency and placing sustainability at the forefront of its mission, Stuart Weitzman aims to contribute positively to the fashion industry’s push toward more responsible practices while retaining its luxury aesthetic.

• Website: www.stuartweitzman.com
• Headquarters: Hudson Yards, New York, NY 10001, USA
• Leadership: Stuart Weitzman (founder)

Tellefsen

Tellefsen is a luxury footwear brand committed to craftsmanship, style and sustainability. Founded by designer Jacob Tellefsen, the brand creates sophisticated, high-quality shoes that combine timeless aesthetics with modern sensibilities. Tellefsen’s designs are characterised by their elegant silhouettes and attention to detail. The brand emphasises the importance of artisanal techniques and often collaborates with skilled craftspeople to ensure that each pair of shoes meets stringent quality standards.

Sustainability is at the core of Tellefsen’s ethos, as the brand aims to minimise its environmental impact while promoting responsible consumerism. Tellefsen utilises eco-friendly materials, such as upcycled leather and biodegradable components, in i production to reduce waste and promote circular fashion. Additionally, the brand implements ethical manufacturing practices, ensuring that workers are treated fairly and work in safe conditions. By prioritising sustainability and transparency, Tellefsen aims to inspire consumers to make conscious choices while fostering environmentally responsible fashion.

• Website: www.tellefsen.com
• Headquarters: x
• Leadership: Jacob Tellefsen (founder)

Wearwell

Wear Well is a contemporary fashion brand founded by author Ariane Goldman, known for its unique approach to sustainable fashion. Launched to create stylish and functional apparel for modern, eco-conscious consumers, Wear Well emphasises versatility and durability in its designs. The brand caters to a demographic that values both aesthetics and practical wardrobe essentials that easily transition from day to night. 

Sustainability is a fundamental pillar of Wear Well’s philosophy. The brand focuses on ethically sourced materials, utilising organic fabrics and environmentally friendly production methods to minimise its carbon footprint. Wear Well also prioritises transparency in its supply chain, ensuring that all partners adhere to fair labour practices and sustainable operations. The company advocates for a circular economy by emphasising quality over quantity, encouraging consumers to invest in timeless pieces.

• Website: www.wearwell.com
• Headquarters: 199 Threet Industrial Road, Smyrna, Tennessee 37167.  
• Leadership: Ariane Goldman (founder)

Pangaia

Founded in 2018, Pangaia is led by a collective of scientists, technologists, and designers who are driven by a mission to combine innovation with sustainability. While it doesn’t have a single owner, the brand operates as a collective, emphasising collaboration and shared responsibility in addressing environmental issues. Pangaia has received widespread attention for its colourful basics made from recycled fibers, organic cotton, and bio-based fabrics derived from natural sources.

Sustainability forms the core of Pangaia’s ethos. The company employs scientific research to create materials that reduce waste and reliance on conventional production methods. For instance, Pangaia’s “Pangaia 365” line features items made from a unique combination of materials that prioritise both comfort and longevity, and their packaging is designed to be biodegradable or recyclable. Additionally, the brand actively participates in global sustainability initiatives, sourcing materials from sustainable suppliers and maintaining transparency in its production processes.

• Website: www.pangaia.com
• Headquarters: 61 Broadway, Suite 1050, New York, NY 10006, USA. 
• Leadership: a collective of scientists, technologists, and designers 

Oasis

Oasis is a British fashion brand that specialises in contemporary womenswear. Established in 1991, Oasis has cultivated a reputation for its playful, vibrant designs and beautiful prints, inspired by classic, modern styles. The brand is recognised for its focus on creating affordable fashion without compromising on quality.

In recent years, Oasis has embraced sustainability as a core part of its business strategy. The brand is focusing on sustainable materials and optimising its supply chain to minimise waste. Oasis has introduced collections that use organic cotton, recycled fabrics, and eco-friendly production processes. Additionally, the brand has committed to greater transparency in its operations. Boohoo Group plc acquired the brand in 2021.

• Website: x 
• Headquarters: 3-4, 70-72 The Broadway, London SW19 1RQ, United Kingdom. 
• Leadership: Boohoo Group plc

Bamboo Clothing

Bamboo Clothing is a sustainable fashion brand that specialises in eco-friendly apparel made primarily from bamboo fibers. Founded in the UK in 2006 by David and Clare Maclennan, the brand has gained acclaim for its minimal need for pesticides, making it a sustainable alternative to conventional cotton. The brand’s product lineup includes everyday basics and activewear, each designed with comfort and the environment in mind.

Sustainability is at the heart of Bamboo Clothing’s operations. The company implements the usage of organic bamboo, water-based dyes, and packaging made from recycled materials. Bamboo Clothing prioritises transparency in its supply chain, partnering with factories that adhere to ethical labour standards, ensuring fair wages and safe working conditions for all workers. By prioritising every aspect of its business model, Bamboo Clothing aims to contribute positively to the planet and promote a more sustainable lifestyle for consumers.

• Website: www.bambooclothing.com
• Headquarters: Unit 3, 19-25 Lonsdale Road, London, NW6 6RR, United Kingdom. 
• Leadership: David and Clare Maclennan (founders)

Deveaux

New York-based Deveaux is a contemporary fashion brand founded in 2015 by designer William Okpo. Okpo combines classic silhouettes with innovative fabrics and construction techniques to retail high-quality, tailored pieces that are versatile and sophisticated. 

Deveaux focuses on high-quality materials that are sourced responsibly. By collaborating with local artisans and manufacturers, the company supports domestic production, fosters craftsmanship and aims to reduce waste by emphasising small-batch production and innovative design.

• Website: www. deveaux.com
• Headquarters: 225 E 77th St, New York, NY 10075, USA. 
• Leadership: William Okpo (founder)

Taylor Stitch

Taylor Stitch is a California-based fashion brand founded in 2008 by Michael Attaire, Jack Solomon, and Landon Pomona. The brand is recognised for its commitment to crafting high-quality, durable clothing that combines a classic aesthetic with modern functionality. Taylor Stitch offers menswear, including shirts, outerwear, and accessories. The company has captured the attention of consumers who value both style and practicality, and it has carved out a niche for itself in the competitive realm of sustainable fashion.

Sustainability is at the core of Taylor Stitch’s mission, as reflected in its ethical production practices and commitment to responsible sourcing. The brand prioritizes using environmentally friendly materials, such as organic cotton, recycled fibers, and sustainable wool, and aims to minimise waste through made-to-order collections. This approach not only reduces excess inventory but also fosters a more thoughtful consumption model. Furthermore, Taylor Stitch emphasises transparency in its supply chain, collaborating with artisans and factories that uphold fair labor practices. By creating clothing that is designed to last, Taylor Stitch aims to reduce the environmental impact of fast fashion and encourages consumers to invest in quality pieces that stand the test of time.

• Website: www.taylorstitch.com
• Headquarters: 1307 20th Street, San Francisco, CA 94107, USA. 
• Leadership: Michael Attaire, Jack Solomon, and Landon Pomona (founders)

Nok-Hood

Outdoor apparel brand Nok-Hood, founded by Sandy Matz, creates stylish functional apparel that enhances the outdoor experience. Established to empower outdoor enthusiasts, Nok-Hood focuses on high-performance gear designed for versatility and comfort. The brand’s signature product, the Nok-Hood, serves as a multi-functional garment that combines the utility of a hooded jacket with the ease of wearability.

The brand is committed to using eco-friendly materials, prioritising organic and recycled fabrics. Additionally, Nok-Hood embraces ethical manufacturing practices, collaborating with suppliers who adhere to fair labour standards and environmentally responsible practices. By focusing on timeless, functional pieces, Nok-Hood aims to reduce waste and promote a sustainable lifestyle for outdoor enthusiasts.

• Website: x
• Headquarters: x
• Leadership: Sandy Matz (founder)

Pyor

Pyor is a contemporary fashion brand that exemplifies a seamless combination of sustainability and modern aesthetics. Pyor emphasises minimalism and functional design, reflecting a commitment to high-quality materials and ethical production practices. The brand’s ethos revolves around creating versatile garments that enhance personal style and align with the values of environmentally conscious consumers.

The brand prioritises the use of organic cotton, Tencel, and recycled materials. Pyor is committed to ethical labor practices, working with artisans and manufacturers who adhere to fair trade principles. Through initiatives like responsible sourcing, environmentally friendly packaging, and a take-back program for recycling old garments, Pyor encourages consumers to practice circular economy.

Wildcraft

Wildcraft is a skincare and wellness brand celebrated for using natural and organic ingredients to create personal care products. Founded in 2014 by Sudha Rai and Neha Singh, Wildcraft is dedicated to formulating products that are free from synthetic chemicals and harmful additives. The brand’s product range spans across skincare, haircare, and body care. Its commitment to sustainability is evident in eco-friendly packaging and its initiative to source ingredients responsibly.

Wildcraft embodies a holistic approach to self-care that emphasises wellness and mindfulness. The brand seeks to educate its customers about the benefits of using natural ingredients and promotes a lifestyle that values health and sustainability. Through engaging storytelling and a connection to traditional knowledge, Wildcraft aims to empower consumers to make informed choices about their skincare routines. The brand’s popularity has surged due to its high-quality products and its alignment with contemporary trends favouring clean beauty and eco-conscious living.

• Website: www.wildcraft.com
• Headquarters: No. 306, Suryodaya Building, 3rd Floor, Sector 2, HSR Layout, Bangalore, Karnataka, 560102
• Leadership: Sudha Rai and Neha Singh (founders)

Milaena

Contemporary lifestyle brand Milaena provides eco-friendly and sustainably produced everyday items. Founded by Milaena Thompson, the brand places an emphasis on quality, ethical sourcing, and minimal environmental impact. Milaena’s mission revolves around creating beautiful, functional products that reflect a commitment to sustainability, from the materials used to the production processes.

Milaena utilises biodegradable fabrics, organic materials, and low-impact dyes. The brand encourages transparency in its supply chain, partnering with artisans and manufacturers who share its commitment to ethical practices. Additionally, Milaena offers take-back programs and recycling initiatives. By fostering a community of mindful consumers and promoting responsible consumption, Milaena contributes positively to the environment, demonstrating that sustainability and modern living can go hand in hand.

• Website: x
• Headquarters: x
• Leadership: Milaena Thompson (founder)

Sonya Lee

Sonya Lee makes leather bags for the modern individual. Exclusively working with North American suppliers, all their hides, notions, and production practices are held to the highest standards. Each bag is made by hand in their atelier in Vancouver, by their small, all female team, and designed to last decades.

• Website: https://sonyalee.co/
• Headquarters: Vancouver
• Leadership: Stephanie Sonya (founders)

All Things Being Eco

All Things Being Eco is, and always will be, dedicated to bringing people the best products for them, their family, their community, and the environment. The platform is trying to make the world a better place, one organic, ethically-produced, and locally sourced product at a time. Since 2008.

Each brand is vetted to ensure they adhere to strict sustainability standards, from using ethical materials to implementing responsible production methods. Through workshops and social media, All Things Being Eco encourages its consumers to adopt sustainable daily habits. Whether it’s reducing waste, supporting ethical brands, or innovative solutions to environmental challenges, the brand seeks to inspire a lifestyle that respects personal values and the planet.

• Website: https://allthingsbeingeco.ca/
• Headquarters: x
• Leadership: Heather D. McKinney (founder)

Ace & Jig

Founded in 2009 by designers Claire P. and Jess S, Ace & Jig is celebrated for using handwoven textiles and recycled materials for its womenswear. The team designs and creates their own yarn-dye and woven textiles from scratch, working closely with their Fair Trade Certified partners in India. Each garment is thoughtfully designed to emphasise comfort and a timeless aesthetic. 

The brand is committed to ethical production practices, sourcing fabrics from small, family-run textile mills in India, where artisans use traditional weaving techniques. This commitment extends to prioritising eco-friendly materials and minimising waste. In addition, Ace & Jig emphasises responsible consumption by creating collections made to last, promoting durability over disposability.

• Website: https://aceandjig.com/
• Headquarters: 66 East 11th Street, Suite 900, New York, NY 10003, USA. 
• Leadership: Claire P. and Jess S (founders)

Threads 4 Thought

Launched in 2006 with soft, sustainable basics, Threads 4 Thought evolved into a fashion brand that offers everyday wardrobe staples. At the heart of its mission is a commitment to quality, ethical manufacturing and sustainable materials. Founded with a mission to promote ethical fashion, the design teams are committed to designing each product by researching, sourcing and utilising sustainable production practices as well as considering the purpose and end-use of the products that they create.

The team uses sustainable materials to make their fabrics including Organic Cotton, Recycled Yarns, Lenzing Yarns and natural fibers such as Linen and sustainably sourced Wool. The factory recycles over 80 percent of the industrial wastewater used in the production of their products. Additionally, the company is utilising a new technology called Clean Colour by Green Universe that reduces the need for water within the dye process by over 95 percent while also removing all chemical needs. Lastly, 90 percent of the garments are packaged using biodegradable and water soluble poly-bags, transported by boat rather than air.

• Website: www.threads4thoughts.com
• Headquarters: x 
• Leadership: husband-and-wife duo, Aakanksha and Kunal M. Mehta (founders)

Papu Design

Papu is Finnish high quality fashion brand for women and children. It was the year 2012 when a mother-of-two and fashion designer Anna Kurkela decided to prove that with your own decisions and example, one can change the world. To join this journey with her Anna found artist Hanna-Riikka Heikkilä, with whom she forged a beautiful collaboration. That’s how Papu was born and has now become an international brand. Today, Papu products are sold to twenty-seven countries through its online store and well over hundred retailers.

• Website: https://papudesign.com/
• Headquarters: Finland
• Leadership: Anna Kurkela (founder)

Riddle

Known for its sustainable fabric usage and ethical practices across its collections, Riddle specialises in accessories that emphasise quality and craftsmanship. Founded in 2014 by Rina Watanabe, the brand is well-known for its use of plant-based materials and innovative designs that reflect a commitment to eco-friendliness. Riddle’s products incorporate sustainable materials such as vegan leather and recycled fabrics, aiming to minimise environmental impact while maintaining a stylish aesthetic.

The brand places emphasis on ethical manufacturing, partnering with production facilities that prioritise fair labour practices and safe working conditions. Riddle is transparent about its supply chain, sharing information about its manufacturing processes and the sourcing of its materials. With a focus on creating timeless, high-quality products, Riddle seeks to cultivate a sense of responsibility in the fashion industry and among its customers, reinforcing the idea that fashion can be both beautiful and ethical.

• Website: https://www.riddleapparel.com/
• Headquarters: x
• Leadership: Rina Watanabe (founder)

Tamarind

An eco-luxe fashion label emphasising sustainable textiles with unique artisan craftsmanship, Tamarind was founded with the mission of creating stylish, environmentally friendly apparel using organic cotton, Tencel, and recycled fabrics. The brand emphasises transparency in its supply chain, partnering with artisans and manufacturers who adhere to fair labour and sustainable practices. By promoting quality over quantity, Tamarind aims to reduce waste and encourage consumers to invest in long-lasting garments.

Tamarind incorporates unique design elements that draw inspiration from nature, aiming to raise awareness about environmental issues while providing customers with luxurious, stylish apparel. Through its eco-conscious approach, Tamarind champions a mindful, responsible way of consuming fashion. The label invites customers to be part of a movement that prioritises the well-being of the environment and the artisan communities involved in production.

• Website: x
• Headquarters: x
• Leadership: Millie Dittmer (founder)

Mavrommatis

Mavrommatis is a fashion label founded by haute couture designer Dimitris Mavrommatis, celebrated for its commitment to sustainable and ethical fashion practices. The brand aims to combine contemporary design with traditional craftsmanship, showcasing the unique artistry of Greek culture. Mavrommatis offers ready-to-wear, accessories, and bespoke pieces, crafted with high-quality, locally sourced materials.

The aesthetic of Mavrommatis is characterised by clean lines, elegant silhouettes and a muted colour palette. Each collection draws inspiration from Greek heritage while appealing to a modern sensibility. The brand has garnered attention for its design ethos and its engagement with social issues, such as promoting fair labour practices and supporting local artisans.

• Website: x
• Headquarters: Greece
• Leadership: Dimitris Mavrommatis (founder)

Peace Collective

Peace Collective is a Canadian clothing brand based in Toronto, Ontario, founded in 2014 by Yanal Dhailieh. The company operates on a philanthropic one-for-one model, where each purchase leads to a donation supporting Canadians in need. So far, the brand has donated an impressive $423,439 though their mission is to raise $1,000,000 for the causes their community is passionate about by the year 2030.

• Website: https://www.peace-collective.com/
• Headquarters: Peace Collective, Inc. 4911 19th Avenue Markham, ON L6B 1A8 Canada
• Leadership: Yanal Dhailieh (founder)

Seasalt Cornwall

Committed to using sustainable materials in its apparel, British fashion brand Seasalt Cornwall was established in 2007, and is recognised for creating high-quality clothing inspired by the natural beauty of Cornwall, a picturesque region in the southwest of England. Founded by Nick and Sophie Reddin, it initially began as a family business selling oilskin clothing and evolved into a brand that offers a range of sustainable fashion. The company focuses on functional, stylish designs infor the coastal lifestyle of Cornwall.

The brand is dedicated to ethical sourcing, using organic and recycled materials whenever possible. They prioritise environmentally friendly production processes and work with suppliers to ensure fair labour practices and reduced environmental impact. Seasalt is committed to transparency in the supply chain, seeks to reduce plastic use in packaging and promotes a circular economy through initiatives like Seasalt ReLove.

• Website: www. seasaltcornwall.com
• Headquarters: Seasalt Cornwall Unit 1, The Old Cattle Market, Trelowarren Estate, Helston, Cornwall, TR13 0EQ, United Kingdom.
• Leadership: Nick and Sophie Reddin (founders)

Evergreen Essentials

Evergreen Essentials is a health and wellness brand founded by holistic health advocate Celeste S. It focuses on essential oils, body care items and herbal supplements. Celeste established Evergreen Essentials with the mission of promoting holistic well-being and encouraging individuals to embrace natural remedies. The brand sources its ingredients from sustainable and organic suppliers to ensure that all products support its customers’ health and respects the environment. The brand prioritises renewable resources and biodegradable materials. Additionally, Evergreen Essentials advocates for eco-conscious practices in the wellness industry, promoting sustainability and encouraging customers to make informed choices.

• Website: www.evergreenessentials.com
• Headquarters: x
• Leadership: Celeste S (founder)

Navy Grey

Navy Grey has an interesting story. The founder spent 20 years trying to find a jumper that felt that good, and it’s what inspired her to create a brand that focused on soft natural, locally-grown wool from farms in England, Scotland and Wales, beautiful stitching, simple modern shapes, a dependable colour palette and an ability to make her feel comfortable and confident.

Being someone whose general life uniform is a pair of jeans and a jumper, Rachel was frustrated how hard it was to find knits like that one her mum and she treasured. They all fell short somewhere – their sustainability credentials, their comfort, their longevity. She searched for twenty years and eventually launched her own knitwear brand and named it Navygrey – the colours that provide firm foundations and easy effortlessness.

• Website: www.navygrey.com
• Headquarters: x
• Leadership: (founder)

Sustainable Threads

Sustainable Threads is a socially responsible fashion brand founded by environmental advocate Jenna Smith. Established in 2015, it focuses on stylish apparel and accessories made from organic cotton, hemp, and recycled fabrics. Jenna, drawing from her background in environmental science and fashion design, aims to raise awareness about the harmful impact of fast fashion on the planet while providing consumers with ethically produced alternatives that do not compromise on style or comfort.

Sustainable Threads partners with certified organisations that ensure fair wages and safe working conditions. The brand is committed to reducing its environmental impact by minimising waste and employing eco-friendly packaging. Through initiatives such as educational programs and community engagements, Sustainable Threads strives to empower consumers and encourage a shift towards conscious consumerism.

• Website: www.sustainablethreads.com
• Headquarters: x 
• Leadership: Jenna Smith (founder)

Bamboo Village

Bamboo Village is an eco-friendly lifestyle brand founded by sustainability advocate Lily Chen. Established to promote the use of bamboo as a sustainable alternative to traditional materials, the brand focuses on home goods, personal care items, and fashion accessories. Lily’s passion for environmental conservation and her background in sustainable design led her to develop Bamboo Village with the vision of offering consumers products that are environmentally friendly, stylish and functional. The brand emphasises the many benefits of bamboo, including its rapid growth cycle and natural biodegradability.

Dedicated to ethical sourcing and production practices, Bamboo Village partners with local artisans and manufacturers who share a commitment to sustainability and fair labour practices. The brand is transparent about its supply chain and engages in community initiatives aimed at environmental education and reforestation. Through her efforts, Lily Chen has positioned Bamboo Village as a key player in the sustainable fashion, appealing to eco-conscious consumers.

• Website: x
• Headquarters: x
• Leadership: Lily Chen (founder)

Oosou

Oosou is a contemporary lifestyle brand that focuses on sustainable and eco-friendly products, emphasising on mindful living. The brand offers handmade home goods, reusable everyday products, and organic personal care items. Oosou aims to promote a healthier planet by utilising natural materials and practices that reduce environmental impact. The ethos of the brand revolves around simplicity and consciousness, appealing to consumers who are increasingly aware of their ecological footprint and are looking for alternatives to mass-produced goods.

Freya Lillie 

At Freya Lillie the team strives to deliver products of the highest quality, whilst minimising their impact on the environment. Sustainability is defined as having respect for people and the planet; without this respect, the next generation will be in short supply of resources.

Freya Lillie apparel is made from natural, sustainable fabrics like Linen and Organic Cotton. Kidswear is often viewed as wasteful since kids grow fast. At Freya Lillie the team extends the product lifecycle of their garments — the pieces are seasonless and cut slightly oversized. 

Freya Lillie clothing is made to the highest quality and it is designed to be passed down. The action of passing on clothes, generation to generation, aligns with the circular economy which aims to keep our belongings in use for longer, rather than being used a few times and thrown away. The team believes that their gender neutral, classic styles are the way forward in minimising waste and disposability in the fashion industry.

• Website: www.freya-lillie.com
• Headquarters: Freya Lillie Ltd, Cottage 1, Back Silver Street, Fowlers Yard, Durham DH1 3RA
• Leadership: Freya Smith (founder)

Poshmark’s Sustainable Collection

Poshmark’s Sustainable Collection is an initiative aimed at promoting eco-conscious shopping by highlighting pre-owned and vintage fashion items available on its platform. Launched as part of Poshmark’s commitment to sustainability, this collection underscores the environmental benefits of buying secondhand clothing. By emphasising the importance of reusing and recycling apparel, Poshmark encourages consumers to make environmentally friendly choices while ensuring that they can find unique pieces at affordable prices.

The Sustainable Collection sells apparel, accessories, and shoes, curated to meet Poshmark’s sustainability standards. The initiative educates users about the environmental impact of fast fashion and promotes a circular economy, where items are reused rather than discarded. Through this collection, Poshmark aims to foster a community that values sustainability and responsible consumerism.

• Website: www.poshmark.com
• Headquarters: Poshmark, Inc. 850 E. Bayshore Road Redwood City, CA 94063 United States
• Leadership: Manish Chandra, Tracy Sun, Chris Vadella, and Ben Hodge (founder)

Thrifted Treasure

Thrifted Treasure is an online platform that specialises in the resale of secondhand apparel and accessories. Launched with the intention of promoting sustainable fashion, Thrifted Treasure encourages consumers to embrace the circular economy by purchasing pre-loved pieces instead of new items. The platform appeals to eco-conscious shoppers who are looking for affordable alternatives to mainstream retail.

Thrifted Treasure features vintage and contemporary styles, making it a popular destination for one-of-a-kind finds. Sellers can list their items for sale, fostering a community centered around sharing and reselling fashion. With a strong emphasis on providing an enjoyable shopping experience, Thrifted Treasure aims to redefine the way people think about consumption, encouraging them to shop mindfully and sustainably.

• Website: www.thriftedtreasure.com
• Headquarters: x
• Leadership: x

Koru

Koru Swimwear is inspired by the Kiwi lifestyle, best described as a relaxed attitude with a love of the environment and the outdoors.  Founder, Julie Stine, captured the active Kiwi lifestyle into earth-friendly swimwear and apparel that offers environmentally conscious women a combination of fashion and function.

Koru Swimwear aspires to be a leader in eco-responsible manufacturing practices by using only sustainable fabrics. The swimwear fabric comes from the Italian company Carvico / Jersey Lomellina, a Green Vision company making efforts to reduce and prevent pollution associated with textile manufacturing.  They are also proactive in giving back to the environment through tree planting and water conservation programs.

Koru apparel is made using sustainable and organic fabrics that eliminate the use of harmful herbicides, pesticides and fungicides. The team also extend their environmental approach into everything they do, including packaging the swimwear in compostable clear bags made from plant materials. PS Koru products are assembled only in factories where fair wages and working conditions are standard by strict laws.

• Website: www.koruecobrand.com
• Headquarters: 320 N. Atlantic Ave Cocoa Beach, FL 32931
• Leadership: Julie Stine (founder)

Tennis Australia Clothing

Tennis Australia Clothing is the official apparel provider for Tennis Australia, the governing body for tennis in Australia. The organisation is responsible for promoting and developing the sport of tennis across the nation, including overseeing major events like the Australian Open. The clothing line reflects the values of Australian tennis, providing high-quality, performance-oriented apparel for players, officials, and fans alike. 

Tennis Australia Clothing uses the latest fabric technology and design, and is focusing on sustainability and environmental responsibility. The organisation is reducing its carbon footprint and using recycled fabrics and low-impact dyes. Additionally, Tennis Australia promotes responsible manufacturing practices and aims to improve the lifecycle of its products, ensuring they are performance-focused and environmentally friendly.

• Website: www.tennisaustralia.com
• Headquarters: Olympic Boulevard, Melbourne Park, Melbourne, Victoria, 3004, Australia. 
• Leadership: Tennis Australia

Vege Threads

Vege Threads is an Australian fashion brand recognised for its commitment to sustainability and ethical fashion. Founded in 2013 by designer and environmental advocate, Lara D. D’Ambrosio, the brand focuses on high-quality, comfortable apparel made from organic cotton, Tencel, and recycled fabrics. Vege Threads produces clothing that adheres to eco-friendly principles and aligns with a lifestyle that prioritises health and well-being, making it popular among consumers looking for responsible fashion choices.

The company emphasises ethical manufacturing, partnering with vendors that ensure fair labour practices. Additionally, Vege Threads actively reduces waste by employing thoughtful design techniques, such as versatile pieces that can be worn across seasons and occasions. The brand also prioritises transparency by providing consumers with information about the environmental impact of each product.

• Website: www.vegethreads.com
• Headquarters: 1/60 Kingston Street, South Melbourne, Victoria 3205, Australia. 
• Leadership: Lara D. D’Ambrosio (founder) 
• Nove 

Founded by Janina Waschkowski  in 2019, Nove is a contemporary womenswear brand, with its collections designed in Berlin and sustainably produced in Europe. The garments embrace the female body at all times, including during pregnancy and beyond.

Like most expecting mothers experience, Janina had a hard time shopping for maternity wear. Simple and inferior materials were used for most of the maternity wear available in the market due to the fact that the clothes were worn only when pregnant. As a pregnant woman herself, Janina felt restricted in her individuality. She didn’t want to adapt her style and let go of that part of herself. That’s when Nove was born.

• Website: x
• Headquarters: Berlin 
• Leadership: Janina Waschkowski (founder)

Poplinen

Poplinen is a sustainable women’s clothing brand founded by Keli Goff. Launched in 2018, the brand focuses on minimalist, versatile pieces that prioritise comfort and style while being environmentally responsible. Poplinen is dedicated to ethical manufacturing processes, using high-quality Tencel and organic cotton. Their collections empower women with wardrobe staples that are both stylish and functional.

Keli Goff has a background in fashion and a passion for sustainability. She established the brand with the belief that clothing should be made ethically and with care for the environment, focusing on reducing waste in the fashion industry. Under her leadership, Poplinen emphasises slow fashion principles, encouraging customers to invest in garments that contribute positively to both individual wardrobes and the planet.

• Website: www.poplinen.com
• Headquarters: Los Angeles, California
• Leadership: Keli Goff (founder)

The Social Outfit

Founded by Maria M. Koundouris, The Social Outfit is recognised for its commitment to social enterprise, inclusivity, and sustainability. Founded in 2014 in Australia, it focuses on a unique combination of fashion and social impact, creating job opportunities for refugees and migrants. By combining design with a mission-driven approach, The Social Outfit empowers people from diverse backgrounds and creates positive change. 

The brand features a line of apparel and accessories, characterised by vibrant prints and styles that reflect the diverse cultural backgrounds of its contributors. The Social Outfit sources its materials responsibly and prioritises sustainable manufacturing processes to minimise its environmental footprint. Each collection is designed to be fashionable, functional and tell a story about the cultures that inspire its creations.

• Website: www.thesocialoutfit.com
• Headquarters: 5-7 Frances Street, Newtown, NSW 2042, Australia
• Leadership: Maria M. Koundouris (founder)

Storets

Storets is an online fashion retailer that specialises in trend-driven apparel, accessories, and footwear for women. Founded in 2013, the brand is popular for its youthful and modern aesthetic, drawing inspiration from the vibrant streets of Seoul. Storets offers a curated collection that ranges from everyday essentials to statement pieces. The team has built a dedicated customer base with emphasis on quality and accessibility. 

Storets leverages digital marketing and social media platforms to connect with its audience, showcasing its collections through striking imagery and influencer collaborations. It also delivers fresh fashion that empowers women to express their individuality. The brand is committed to using environmentally friendly materials, reducing waste, and improving the overall sustainability of its product lines.

Per the website, “Our mission is to enable women around the world to experience the latest trends than anyone else. The latest trend we are talking about is not on the runway by famous designers, but rather the different individual tastes expressed by women on social media. It provides a network that allows every fashion-oriented people with different tastes to share and connect.”

• Website: www.storets.com
• Headquarters: LA
• Leadership: a group of entrepreneurs, including CEO Kyeong-Jin Lee (founders)

Pure Pod

Founded by designer Amanda Nickso, Pure Pod is dedicated to creating sustainable and ethical apparel with the use of organic, natural, and recycled materials. Their garments are thoughtfully designed to minimise environmental impact while prioritising comfort and style. By embracing responsible production practices, Pure Pod appeals to the environmentally conscious consumer and contributes to sustainability.

• Website: www.purepod.com
• Headquarters: Melbourne
• Leadership: Amanda Nickso (founders)

Patagonia Provisions

Patagonia Provisions is a branch of the outdoor apparel company, Patagonia, focused on promoting sustainable food practices and offering high-quality, environmentally friendly food products. Launched with the aim of addressing the environmental impact of food production, Patagonia Provisions educates consumers  on sustainable sourcing methods, emphasising organic, regenerative agriculture, and responsible fishing. The brand offers snacks, soups, and ready-to-eat meals, crafted with quality ingredients that respect the planet.

Patagonia Provisions also educates consumers about sustainable food choices and the interconnectedness of agriculture, ecology, and community. By sourcing ingredients that are grown or harvested in ways that enhance biodiversity, restore ecosystems, and promote fair labour practices, the brand stands as an advocate for the environment. With an innovative approach to food that aligns with Patagonia’s overarching mission of environmental stewardship, Patagonia Provisions fosters a movement toward sustainable living.

• Website: www.patagonia.com
• Headquarters: 235 W Santa Clara St, Ventura, CA 93001, USA
• Leadership: Yvon Chouinard (founders)

Nimble

Nimble is a lifestyle brand dedicated to creating sustainable and stylish bags and accessories. Founded with the belief that fashion can be functional and environmentally responsible, Nimble employs recycled plastics and eco-friendly fabrics in its products. The brand’s ethos emphasises simplicity and practicality. Each product is crafted to minimise environmental impact while maintaining a chic, contemporary look.

Nimble also focuses on ethical manufacturing practices, ensuring all products are produced under fair labour conditions. The brand engages with its community and encourages its customers to adopt sustainable practices. Nimble often collaborates with organisations and initiatives that promote environmental awareness, contributing a portion of their profits to support conservation efforts. This holistic approach highlights a dedication to sustainability and fosters a sense of community in environmentally conscious consumers.

• Website: www.nimble.com
• Headquarters: LA
• Leadership: a group of sustainability advocates such as Mercedes Kauffman and Nick Sorrell (founders)

Voormi

Founded by Dan and Angela McKeow, Voormi is an outdoor apparel brand acclaimed for its use of technology and natural materials to create high-performance apparel. Based in Colorado, the brand’s signature “WoolFusion” technology integrates the performance benefits of wool with synthetic fibers, resulting in lightweight, moisture-wicking, and resilient garments that withstand the rigours of outdoor activities.

Voormi aims to reduce its environmental impact while supporting the local economy. The brand emphasises transparency, encouraging consumers to understand the journey of their garments from conception to production. This dedication to responsible practices appeals to outdoor enthusiasts who are becoming increasingly mindful of the ecological footprint of their purchases.

• Website: www.voormi.com
• Headquarters: Pagosa Springs, Colorado
• Leadership: Dan and Angela McKeow (founders)

Tact and Stone

Founded by Zachary Van Horn, Tact and Stone is a lifestyle brand specialising in high-quality, durable goods for outdoor adventures and urban life, without sacrificing style. Their product line includes backpacks, apparel, and accessories crafted with attention to detail and an understanding of active lifestyles, ensuring that functionality and visual appeal go hand in hand.

The brand uses eco-friendly materials and ethical production practices. By prioritising responsible sourcing and manufacturing, Tact and Stone creates products that respond to the demands of outdoor and urban living and aligns with the values of environmentally conscious consumers. This dedication to sustainability, coupled with their focus on quality craftsmanship, has positioned Tact & Stone as a trusted name.

• Website: x
• Headquarters: x
• Leadership: Zachary Van Horn (founder)

Sloane and Tate

The California-based indie label Sloane and Tate fills a need founders Eliza Landesohn, Theresa Martin and Susana de la Rionda felt wasn’t being met: well designed, androgynous and comfortable underwear. Inspired by the west coast spirit, the pieces are meant to be mixed and matched, some worn alone or under apparel.

“It is of paramount importance that we know exactly who is sewing our pieces, where it’s being made. We visit the factory on a daily basis when we are in production. It’s not just a matter of keeping an eye on the details and the quality of our pieces, it’s also because we believe that the environment in which the pieces are made, permeates throughout them. We believe in the importance of promoting and participating in positive and ethical working conditions,” Eliza Landesohn tells Well Aware. 

• Website: x
• Headquarters: LA, California
• Leadership: Eliza Landesohn, Theresa Martin and Susana de la Rionda (founders)

Squeeze

Squeeze is a dynamic activewear brand that focuses on providing high-quality leggings, sports bras, tops, and outerwear for yoga, running, gym sessions and outdoor activities. Squeeze integrates advanced fabric technologies, such as moisture-wicking capabilities and four-way stretch, to ensure that its activewear performs well and fits comfortably. The brand’s stylish designs and vibrant colours appeal to consumers.

Squeeze is increasingly dedicated to sustainability and ethical production practices. The brand aims to minimise its environmental footprint by utilising responsibly sourced materials and ensuring its manufacturing processes adhere to fair labour standards. This sets Squeeze apart in a crowded activewear market.

Alder

Founded by Mikayla Wujec and Naomi Blackman, Alder makes outdoor recreation apparel for women with inclusive sizing, community-informed design, sustainable and ethical production, and a playful design that contrasts with the performance-driven, hard-core athletic brands that currently dominate the outdoor space. The team believes that the outdoor industry should be focused on fun, not exclusively performance and be a real leader in inclusivity, diversity and sustainability.

• Website: www.alderapparel.com
• Headquarters: Toronto, Canada
• Leadership: Mikayla Wujec and Naomi Blackman

Dralon 

Dralon is a renowned brand under the umbrella of the German company Dralon GmbH, which specialises in the production of high-quality acrylic fibers. Established in the post-war era, Dralon si synonymous with innovation and excellence in the textile industry. The fibers produced by Dralon are widely used in home furnishings and apparel, due to their durability, weather resistance, and colour retention.

The company emphasises on eco-friendly practices in its production and actively works to minimise its ecological footprint. Dralon’s fibers can be used in eco-conscious products, including recycled textiles, which appeal to a growing consumer base seeking sustainable options. By combining innovative technology with a dedication to quality and sustainability, Dralon continues to play a significant role in shaping the future of the textile industry.

• Website: x
• Headquarters: x
• Leadership: German chemical company Bayer AG

Worn Wear By Patagonia

Patagonia Worn Wear is an innovative initiative launched by Patagonia, the outdoor clothing brand recognised for its commitment to environmental responsibility. This program encourages customers to repair, reuse, and recycle their Patagonia gear, extending the lifespan of products. Worn Wear embodies the philosophy that products should be durable and serve multiple purposes over time, reducing the need for new purchases and minimising waste. Through this initiative, Patagonia emphasises the importance of sustainability and fosters a culture of responsible consumerism.

Worn Wear also includes a mobile repair program that travels to different locations, offering free repair services for Patagonia products and teaching customers how to perform basic repairs themselves. This hands-on approach emphasises the brand’s commitment to quality and durability, creating a deep connection between the consumer and their gear. 

Further, Worn Wear features an online marketplace where customers can buy and sell used Patagonia items, facilitating a circular economy in the outdoor apparel sector. Ultimately, this initiative aligns with Patagonia’s mission to protect the planet and inspire individuals to consider the environmental impact of their purchases.

• Website: www.patagonia.com
• Headquarters: 235 W Santa Clara St, Ventura, CA 93001, USA
• Leadership: Yvon Chouinard (founder)

SIR

Established in 2014 by Nikki Campbell and Heidi Middleton, Australian fashion brand SIR gained popularity for its commitment to creating high-quality, minimalist pieces that appeal to modern sensibilities. SIR—the acronym for “Say I’m Ready”—focuses on timeless and versatile designs, encouraging wearers to express their individuality. With emphasis on luxurious fabrics and meticulous craftsmanship, the brand offers dresses, tops, and outerwear that can effortlessly transition from day to night.

SIR strives to minimise its environmental impact by sourcing materials responsibly and ensuring fair working conditions. As part of its commitment to sustainability, SIR is increasingly exploring the use of eco-friendly fabrics and production techniques. By combining contemporary design with ethical considerations, SIR caters to the fashion-forward consumer and aligns with the growing demand for responsible fashion choices.

• Website: x 
• Headquarters: Sydney 
• Leadership: Nikki Campbell and Heidi Middleton (founder)