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On a mission to enable you to shop fashion sustainably 🌿

On a mission to enable you to shop fashion sustainably 🌿

On a mission to enable you to shop fashion sustainably 🌿

On a mission to enable you to shop fashion sustainably 🌿

On a mission to empower you to shop fashion sustainably - within your definition 🌿

Inspiring sustainable fashion brands

Find here a continuously updated selection of inspiring sustainable fashion brands that we have come across: from made-to-order slow fashion to refurbished vintage, if you haven't heard of these hidden gems, you. are. in. for. a. treat.

Kowtow is a New Zealand-based label with collections made from organic, renewable & biodegradable fibres, designed from the yarn 🧶

Materials and trims are responsibly sourced, and Kowtow offers a Repair and Takeback program. The brand operates on a slow production chain (18 months from design to delivery) to ensure workers rights and environmental protection are respected.

Havre Studio is a Copenhagen based collection of carefully curated vintage finds from Mexico City, supporting local businesses 🇲🇽

The pieces are unique warning in style and age, and altered and tailored according to each piece, pro-longing the life span of each item. Everything is recycled, repurposed and/or vintage, and a lot of time, effort and care goes into repurposing our garments.

Being naked is the #1 most sustainable option. Reformation is #2 🌿

US-based Ref makes sustainable women's clothing and accessories, most of them manufactured in their own sustainable factory in LA.

Handmade tops for stylish women 🧵

The trademark of the Brussels brand are vintage T-shirts with power sleeves made of recycled fabrics from designers, unwanted productions from fabrics mills and left-overs. Only a few tops are made of the same fabrics, it is exclusive and eco-friendly - and sold on Instagram!

Handmade to order in France by a mother and daughter duo in any size from leftover materials✂️

This French made-to-order brand is ran by Marie Dewet, who runs socials, sources fabrics and sketches designs, and her seamstress mother Cléo who constructs each piece. They open their store once a week on Wednesday 6.30 PM for a limited amount of orders.

A contemporary bohemian brand, characterized by beautiful embroidery and hand-drawn prints 🌺

The British brand Hope & Ivy disagrees with using materials that contribute to the harm of animals, and therefore they don't use silk. To resolve waste, all offcuts are used to make product gift bags.

FAÇON JACMIN is an eco-conscious denim wardrobe for women 👖

The brand, launched by the Belgian twin Alexandra and Ségolène Jacmin, works with Japanese denim, giving the clothes finesse and durability. Japan, renowned globally for producing the best denim, has managed to preserve their traditional, artisanal craft creating an affinity to authenticity and eco-consciousness.

The world's most comfortable shoes and flats, made with natural materials like merino wool and eucalyptus fiber 🐑

New Zealander Tim Brown was always well versed in the magical qualities of merino wool. Together with engineer and renewables expert Joey Zwillinger, they crafted a an entirely new category of shoes inspired by natural materials, and an ongoing mantra to create better things in a better way.

'Je ne sais quoi' for all 👒

Created in 2013 by Morgane Sézalory, Sézane is the first French fashion brand born online. Sézane is based on responsible production in the fairest possible way. No overproduction, no unsold goods, no destruction

Gabrielle Marcel

"The day I sewed my first piece, I decided to never buy fast-fashion again. The time spent on creating my first dress could never offset the cost of a mass-produced dress from a fast-fashion brand." 🧵

Using only remnant or deadstock fabrics, Belgian-Danish designer Gabrielle runs the one-woman powered brand: she imagines and designs the pieces, sources the fabrics, and sews, packs and ships the orders.

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