Based in: USA

Product range: Casual wear, Activewear, Accessories

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Wholesome Culture is on a mission to make the world a kinder and more sustainable place with their eco-friendly apparel. Their designs are printed with eco-friendly water-based ink, made from 100% organic cotton, recycled plastic bottles and bamboo. All orders are shipped in biodegradable or recycled packaging.  Teaming up with local artisans in Bali, their latest sustainable activewear is crafted with recycled fishing nets and nylon. What’s more, they give back 10% of profits to animal rescues and environmental organisations including ranches and sanctuaries. 

Based in: Los Angeles, USA

Product range: Women’s & Kid’s apparel, Accessories, Footwear

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Christy Dawn makes sustainable dresses from pieces of deadstock fabric – excess rolls of fabric left over from larger fashion houses. As the brand grows, they are evolving from sustainable to regenerative with their farm-to-closet initiative. The journey in regenerative farming started with land in Erode, India. Together with Oshadi Collective, a community of traditional farmers and craftspeople, they grow their own cotton using regenerative practices. Oshadi processes the cotton using centuries-old methods which don’t require chemicals but work in harmony with nature. With a regenerative supply chain, the brand’s goal is to establish a reciprocal relationship with the planet and minimise pollution.

Based in: Spain

Product range: Sneakers, Apparel, Accessories

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In a bid to reduce the planet’s carbon footprint, SAYE uses locally-acquired ecological yarns and natural dyes in the manufacturing of their clothing. The sustainable materials used to make their upcycled sneakers range from recycled mango fruit, organic cotton, recycled Polyurethane (PU) leftovers, to environmentally-certified leather. Currently, new recycled materials are being tested and will be introduced to customers in the near future.  

Based in: Los Angeles, USA

Product range: Women’s apparel, Accessories

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Since 2009, Reformation has placed sustainability at the forefront of its operations. It all began by selling vintage clothing out of a small store, quickly expanding into making their own garments. Everything is made from low-impact materials, such as rescued deadstock fabrics and repurposed vintage clothing. They rank different usable fabrics from A (renewable materials) to D (Don’t use unless certified) and aim to make 75% of products with A & B fibres. Reformation is a 100% carbon- water- and waste-neutral company. They infuse green measures into every aspect of the business — from their factory in Los Angeles, to fabrics, packaging and retail stores. They are committed to making the company Climate Positive in 2025 by investing in renewable energy directly in their supply chain.

Based in: California, USA

Product range: T-shirts

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The Classic T-Shirt Company believes in the power of simple pleasures –  a classic t-shirt. Co-founders Paul and Olga Garibian take pride in offering a full range of premium ethical t-shirts for men and women that bring together quality and integrity. To make them, they source only 100% organic cotton, create handcrafted and durable garments, and provide fair treatment for all farmers and workers. The GOTS Certified Organic Cotton, unlike synthetic fibres, allows skin to breathe. The Classic T-Shirt Company is committed to sourcing organic cotton so that no pesticides or fertilisers are used in production. This protects cotton farmers and water from chemical contamination, preserving a healthy future for the next generation.

Based in: Ireland  

Product range: Casual wear

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SassySpud believes clothes can work as great billboards to promote veganism and the positive impacts that a cruelty-free lifestyle can have on the planet, the animals and our health – with a little humour. Their clothes are ethically manufactured in 100% sweatshop-free environments with eco-friendly inks, by using a printing process which uses 7 times less water than standard fabric dyeing. All products are vegan and shipped in recyclable and biodegradable packaging. Join them to raise awareness about a plant-based lifestyle, animal rescue and environmental protection with their light-hearted and humorous designs.

Based in: Brazil

Product range: Sneakers

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A trailblazer among the most sustainable fashion brands, VEJA stands out as the pioneer in crafting lightweight, breathable, and waterproof sneakers using fabric derived entirely from recycled plastic bottles. Known as B-mesh, this fabric is composed entirely of recycled polyester (polyethylene terephthalate or PET). In Brazil, plastic bottles are meticulously collected, sorted, and processed into plastic flakes, which are then transformed into polyester fibre. On average, it takes the upcycling of three plastic bottles to produce a single pair of VEJA shoes. Furthermore, VEJA incorporates recycled cotton sourced from textile industry offcuts, aligning with seasonal needs and designs. The leather components of VEJA sneakers are sourced exclusively from tanneries certified Gold by the Leather Working Group (L.W.G.), an independent organization of tanneries and manufacturers committed to sustainable practices. These certifications ensure that no hazardous chrome, heavy metals, or acids are present in the tanning process. Additionally, all VEJA sneaker boxes are crafted from recycled cardboard, further solidifying the brand's commitment to environmental stewardship.

Based in: London, UK

Product range: Bags, Accessories

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Genia Mineeva, founder of BEEN London and former journalist at the BBC, holds a strong belief that the climate crisis stems from the relentless extraction of virgin materials. In response, BEEN London exclusively sources materials slated for landfills, transforming them into timeless and classic designs. Discarded leather trimmings are skillfully repurposed into premium totes and crossbodies, while single-use plastic bottles are given new life as silky linings and zips. Additionally, pineapple leaves and apple peels are ingeniously transformed into vegan leather alternatives. With a focus on functionality and durability over fleeting trends, BEEN London creates designs built to withstand all seasons. Prioritizing sustainability in every aspect, materials are shipped via sea routes to minimize carbon emissions from transportation. In a recent endeavor, BEEN London has partnered with the Peru-based NGO Camino Verde to support reforestation efforts in the Amazon Rainforest by actively participating in tree planting initiatives.