Established by Christopher Ræburn in 2010, the RÆMADE ethos has pioneered the reworking of surplus fabrics and garments to create distinctive and functional pieces.
A contemporary brand committed to a ‘As Sustainable As Possible, As Soon As Possible’ philosophy, constantly evolving ways to enhance the sustainability scope of the brand, supported by Instituto-e, a non-profit organisation dedicated to sustainable development.
Founded in 2001, Stella McCartney’s eponymous brand has been committed to operating a modern and responsible business with animal welfare at its core for nearly two decades. A signature style of sharp tailoring, natural confidence and sexy femininity is supported by supply chains that aim to minimise harm on the global eco-system.
Mara Hoffman founded her label in 2000 after graduating from Parsons School of Design in New York City. Fifteen years later, the brand committed itself to implementing more sustainable and responsible practices. In an effort to foster mindful consumption habits, the brand maintains an open conversation about its approach and encourages consumers to reevaluate the relationship society has with clothing.
A collective fusion of the finest certified natural or recycled materials and pure, geometrical silhouettes inspired by design, architecture and Eastern philosophies; BAV TAiLOR clothing represents true hallmarks of authentic 100% Made in Italy and Eco-Sustainability in the brand ethos.
Launched in 2016, Maggie Marilyn is taking the world by storm with her sustainable take on strong tailoring and youthful charm. You can find her stocked in Net-a-porter and luxury department stores worldwide.
Deborah Milner has been working in couture since 1991 alongside several leading names in fashion, including 8 years as a couture consultant at Alexander McQueen. Her latest collection highlights the sustainable ethos behind her brand, choosing natural dyes and sustainable products wherever possible, working with highly skilled experts and ecologically minded manufacturers to bring her vision to life.
A finalist in the Redress Design award, Cora's luxury pieces are made from natural fibres and organic fabrics, and when it is not possible to use 100% certified fabrics, zero-waste sustainable fashion design techniques.
True couture pioneers, Tammam combines impeccable design with a strong commitment to sustainability. The designs have been worn by celebrities and on red carpets,
For more than 20 years, INDIGENOUS has been obsessed with creating a culture of caring and is dedicated to changing the fashion industry for the better. As a leader in sustainable and ethical fashion they are committed to creating a better world for everyone who makes their clothes, and for everyone who wears them.
An ethical and sustainable brand, producing clothes, accessories and homeware, made in their ethical workshop in Malawi. The brand takes a zero-waste approach to its cross-seasonal designs which are inspired by artisanal traditions.
Continental Clothing Company is a multi-award winning manufacturer and direct wholesale distributor of ready-to-print t-shirts, sweatshirts, childrenswear and accessories. Since 1994, their focus has always been on creating high quality, expertly styled garments for markets such as fashion retail, music merchandise, leisure and corporate promotions.
Founded in 2003, Finisterre set out to provide British cold water surfers with product that is fit for purpose, sustainably sourced, responsibly-manufactured and built to last. 2019 goals include eradicating single-use-plastic from their operations and moving from 67% to 100% organic cotton.
Good On You is the most comprehensive brand ratings system and online discovery platform for fashion. Their rating system aggregates existing standards, certifications and public company data into a simple, accessible 5-point score. Over 200,000 shoppers are now using the Good On You app to access 2,000+ brand ratings and discover better fashion.
Mantis World is an award-winning white labelling apparel company with ranges for adults, kids, and babies to the imprintables industry. Since 2000 they have been demonstrating that commercial, large volume manufacturing can happen in a sustainable manner with care to everyone in the supply chain.
Ninety Percent is a London-based womenswear label launched in 2018 that’s trying something new: sharing 90% of their distributed profits between charitable causes and those who make their collection happen. Their customers decide where the money goes and help them start a consumer movement that empowers makers and wearers.
People Tree has led the Fair Trade movement since its inception in 2001, offering design and technical training to marginalised artisans and craftspeople. The brand’s clean lines and modern design as well as collaborations with leading names such as Emma Watson and the V&A Museum in London brings Fair Trade clothing to consumers around the globe.
Dhana's kidswear range is designed with longevity in mind, using high quality, organic materials. The brand is currently working towards circularity and introducing recycled materials into the collection.
Established in 1988, Komodo were one of the first leaders in the space, and continue to produce contemporary clothing with an easy style using only sustainable fabrics mainly produced with factories they've worked with from the start and built towards sustainability together.
The epitome of modern style, Reformation has remained laser focused on bringing sustainable clothes to a wider market, with their environmental reporting some of the best we have seen.
Making a point to know their supply chain, SKFK have shown that you can turn around the content of your clothing from under 10% to over 90% environmentally friendly fabrics - all whilst ensuring manufacture is Fairtrade.
Thought continue to inspire through their beautiful collections and dedication to sustainable materials, and demonstrate how a brand can evolve while staying true to their mission.
Tluxe’s contemporary designs are made to last. With high quality, environmentally friendly materials at the core of their aesthetic, they have a created a distinctly relaxed, Australian vibe. They demonstrate how small business can make a difference through their attention to their impacts across the value chain.
A dedication to quality, detail and Fairtrade and organic cotton sets Arthur & Henry apart in the world of mens shirting. Their range of classic and modern styles offer a rare sustainable alternative for conscious shirt shoppers.
Designs by Bottletop are works of art, treasured by both the craftsman and customer alike. The creation of Bottletop products not only enhance the techniques of some of the most highly skilled artisans from around the world but their training programmes enable others to join them, supporting themselves and their families in the process.
Eden Diodati works with an extraordinary social cooperative of women who survived the Rwandan genocide. Employing centuries old artisanal heritage and craftsmanship, their skill, courage, fortitude and faith inspires Eden Diodati’s creative direction, whilst challenging preconceptions; shifting paradigms with high-end collections that make stunningly intricate use of innovative materials and exotic influences.
behno is a NYC-based handbag label whose mission is to redefine and bring sharp awareness to sustainability and ethics to fashion. The brand has implemented its own ‘behno Standard’ with manufacturing partners in India to revolutionise the way garment workers and artisans are treated, viewed, and employed.
Since 2005 Elvis & Kresse have been rescuing raw materials from landfill, transforming them into luxury lifestyle accessories through world-class craftsmanship and donating 50% of their profits back to charities. For over a decade none of London’s fire-hose has gone to landfill and over 170 tons of material has been reclaimed thanks to Elvis & Kresse.
Good People use natural fibres such as agave and raffia to develop their own handwoven fabrics as well as run their own transparent manufacturing centre and workshop in Madagascar, where women artisans inspire and shape the designs of timeless, authentic and sophisticated collections.
MWOVEN uses sustainable and ethical sourcing combined with blockchain technology to fully trace the journey of their avant-garde products. The brand’s chrome-free leather is hand woven by Syrian artisan refugees in a women's social enterprise.
ABURY is pioneering fashion by combining traditional, old world crafts with avant-garde design to create a new luxury style that preserves traditional crafts and fosters intercultural exchange. The collections bring together inspiring design and artisanal craft to deliver timeless, authentic luxury.
A forerunner in sustainably produced nylon stockings, Swedish Stockings produce beautiful pantyhose from recycled yarn. Their mission is to radically change and influence the hosiery industry - one in which 2 billion pairs of stockings are produced, worn a few times, and discarded each year.
Creativity and innovation in craftsmanship is at the core of 3Quarters. Their use of dead-stock Athenian awning fabrics weaves a visually striking story, and takes a problem and turns it into a beautiful solution.
The design-led pieces made from industrial waste - and the first World Fair Trade Organisation certified member from Malaysia. This brand sets its self apart with this inspiring combination of creativity and commitment to ethical production.
The bold colours and modern designs by Kantala are made all the more inspiring by the skills of hana weavers which are evident in the quality of the product.
America’s first 100% vegan handbag brand continues to explore new materials for its designs with Mulbtex™ mulberry leather collection and vintage, up-cycled and eco-poly fabrics.
Premium denim jeans designed to bring the worlds of their seamstresses and customers closer together. Outland sources the finest raw materials from around the world while offering sustainable employment and training opportunities to women rescued from human trafficking and sexual exploitation.
MUD Jeans is a circular denim brand, made from a combination of organic and recycled denim. The brand collaborates with their denim mill partner in Tunisia to develop the most resource-efficient systems and innovative denim production processes, such as laser techniques that replace hazardous chemicals and reduce environmental impact.
Triarchy is aiming to transform the denim industry with a focus on upcycling and vintage denim. We applaud their focus on low water consumption and ensuring a great working environment for their employees.
E.L.V. create one of a kind pieces that don't let old jeans go to waste - their contrast jean makes a real statement, both a fashion and sustainable one.
Workers' rights and a focus on natural fibres are at the heart of Ally Bee's modern luxury knitwear designs. Low volume and low waste are key too their sustainable operations.
High quality, classic, low-impact knitwear is the hallmark of Untouched World. Their foundation which educate students about sustainability is a fantastic initiative to bring about generational change.
Bold and unique designs made from merino wool that support traditional practices in Spain, Lana Serena create a cross-section of modern styling and heritage materials.
Altiir have taken an innovative and sustainable material and done something new that no one else is with it, creating their take on vintage leather jackets.
Working with and supporting the work of Cambodian production NGOs, Good Krama starts with ethical fabrics and production at the core of its collections.
Might Good Undies have worked tirelessly to achieve gold standards of production and certification and demonstrate this transparently - leaving the consumer with a product they can trust.
We Are HAH are bringing a sustainable edge to west coast style. With innovative fabrics they are pushing forward the eco agenda with their unique designs.
Established by Christopher Ræburn in 2010, the RÆMADE ethos has pioneered the reworking of surplus fabrics and garments to create distinctive and functional pieces.
Founded in 2003, Finisterre set out to provide British cold water surfers with product that is fit for purpose, sustainably sourced, responsibly-manufactured and built to last. 2019 goals include eradicating single-use-plastic from their operations and moving from 67% to 100% organic cotton.
Showing leadership in the menswear category by collating the best ethical brands for men in one place. Their firm standard for partner brands allows customers to feel secure in their product choices.
Established in 1988, Komodo were one of the first leaders in the space, and continue to produce contemporary clothing with an easy style using only sustainable fabrics mainly produced with factories they've worked with from the start and built towards sustainability together.
High quality, classic, low-impact knitwear is the hallmark of Untouched World. Their foundation which educate students about sustainability is a fantastic initiative to bring about generational change.
Working with and supporting the work of Cambodian production NGOs, Good Krama starts with ethical fabrics and production at the core of its collections.
A dedication to quality, detail and Fairtrade and organic cotton sets Arthur & Henry apart in the world of mens shirting. Their range of classic and modern styles offer a rare sustainable alternative for conscious shirt shoppers.