Sustainability: Transparent brand creating size-inclusive sustainable lingerie from recycled fabrics and sustainable materials including Tencel.

Size: XS-3XL

Price: from $9

If you’re looking for affordable sustainable lingerie, meet Parade, the online sustainable lingerie brand taking over the internet.

Parade is growing in popularity thanks to its size-inclusive underwear, ultra comfortable and playful designs, and sustainable production.

Parade creates its sustainable bras and panties from eco-friendly materials including recycled fabrics and super soft and breathable Tencel; a sustainable fiber made in a closed loop process from sustainably sourced wood pulp.

Sustainability: Brands using sustainable fabrics, fair labor conditions, or handmade in a brand’s own workshop.

Price: $ – $$

Sizes: Variety of brands. Most include XS – XL

The Lingerist is a marketplace that exclusively stocks sustainable and ethical lingerie brands. They stock a variety of bras, briefs, bodysuits, and more.

Every brand on the platform is vetted for sustainable practices around fabric choice and fair labor conditions.

All purchased lingerie is shipped in recycled cardboard and paper. Finally, The Lingerist offsets all of the carbon emissions from shipping in collaboration with Pachama, an organization that supports reforestation projects.

Sustainability: Allergy-friendly nontoxic lingerie created from organic cotton

Price range: from $30

Sizes: UK 8-18

Julie May is a UK sustainable lingerie brand handcrafting its nontoxic bra and underwear sets from organic cotton and pure silk (the brand ships worldwide).

Their styles are versatile and feature a collection of sexy yet comfortable bras, including a range of back support bra styles (with a sexy twist) and a collection of front-fastening bras which are perfect for anyone with limited mobility.

If you have sensitive skin and need a lingerie set that won’t rub or cause discomfort, we recommend Julie May, as they’re free from harmful chemicals and are designed to be as soft on the skin as possible.

Sustainability: Plant-based fibers, PETA-Approved Vegan brand, GOTS certified

Price: $ – $$$

Sizing: XS – XL

WORON is a Copenhagen based brand founded by two sisters, Arina and Anya.

Today, WORON sells a wide variety of lingerie, from bras to bodysuits, all made from natural materials and fibers, such as GOTS Certified organic cotton.

As well as using organic materials, they are a PETA-Approved Vegan brand and completely cruelty-free.

If you care about sustainable, thoughtful, and high-quality lingerie that you won’t want to take off, you can’t go wrong with WORON.

Ecothes Reviewed: “I’ve personally tried two WORON lingerie sets and they are my everyday go to for comfort and style. I personally love the Onyx soft bra style as it’s sexy, comfortable, and doesn’t have any irritating back clasps!” – Bethany

Sustainability: Using fabrics from deadstock materials and low carbon, sustainable materials

Price Range: $25 – $80

Sizes: 28C – 38D, XS-XL

Colie Co is an eco-centric lingerie brand using reclaimed deadstock fabrics that would otherwise end up in landfill.

The brand offers sexy styles whilst ensuring every products has a sustainable focus by using earth-friendly materials.

This brand offers up styles to suit every woman, from simple bamboo silks to eccentric patterns with a sexy twist.

To read more about the inspiration behind the brand, we catch up with the sustainable lingerie brand’s founder here.

Sustainability: Practical pieces cut, sewn, and naturally dyed in Melbourne, Australia. Use sustainable materials such as bamboo fibers.

Price: $45-$65

Sizes: XS – 5XL

Melbourne based brand Hara offers contemporary practical designs for every body shape and size.

Hara offers bras, undies, leotards, and loungewear.

Hara uses bamboo fibers and natural dyes to ensure its environmental impact is low without compromising on quality.

Their mission is to promote environmental awareness and education to the fashion industry.

Sustainability: A small family-run business donating 1£ profit to charity organizations that support environmental and social change.

Price Range: £30-£90

Sizes: 32 A – 38E/F

London-based studio Dora Larsen offers up a refreshing array of colorful contemporary lingerie, suited for everybody.

This vibrant intimates brand has a sustainable focus by acknowledging its environmental impact and acting on it.

For example, they donate £1 to charity organizations from every item sold.

They use recycled materials, and the cotton in their knicker gussets are 100% organic and GOTS certified.

This small business is working to change and improve its sustainability practices year after year.  

Sustainability: Natural fibers, GOTS organic cotton and recycled cotton, regenerated nylon underwear

Price Range: $50-$100

Sizes: XS-XXL

Araks combines chic, sexy simplicity with an environmental focus; they produce sustainable lingerie, swimwear, and sleepwear, with products loved by celebs, including Zoe Isabella Kravitz and more.

Araks is a female-led company that is continuously working to improve its sustainability. Using natural dyes, Araks creates beautiful, vibrant pieces from organic and recycled materials.

Each piece allows you to feel supported, sexy and comfortable every day.

Sustainability: Ethical supply chain supporting single mothers with fair wages and flexible working initiatives. Empowering women through their Underwear for Hope program. Recycled fabrics and an eco-friendly range.

Price Range: $20-$60

Sizes: XS-XL

Naja is a sustainable lingerie brand creating subtle yet sexy bras and panties comprised of lacey sets in sensual colors and bold, stand-out prints. They make their underwear to empower, rather than objectify women, to allow you to feel confident in every set.

Through their underwear for hope program, Naja supports women in Columbia to be “micro-entrepreneurs” to create their underwear bags offered with every purchase. They also donate profits to support education programs to empower women living in poverty.

Sustainability: Upcycling deadstock laces and vintage trimmings into beautiful lingerie. Donate 50 cents of profit from every item to charity organizations.

Price Range: $40 – $120

Sizes: XS – L (Items can be made to order)

European eco-friendly lingerie and swimwear brand Anekdot, uses deadstock fabrics and vintage trimmings to upcycle them into gorgeous delicate lace bras, bralettes and briefs.

Anekdot transforms these fabrics, usually destined for incineration at landfall, into beautiful sustainable pieces whilst preserving the earths resources.

They have a zero-waste mantra and some products are made to order.

Sustainability: Sustainable underwear brand up-cycling deadstock T-shirts into comfortable and supportive lingerie sets. Pantee has partnered with one tree planet to plant trees for every order and help offset their carbon emissions.

Price range: from £20

Sizes: XS-XL

Say goodbye to uncomfortable underwires and hello to Pantee. This women-led sustainable underwear brand is on a mission to create functional, stylish, and sustainable lingerie.

This UK-based brand is giving waste fabrics a new lease of life by using deadstock cotton t-shirts destined for landfills to create supportive pants and bras.

All Pantees sustainable lingerie sets are made ethically, in factories with safe working conditions and without forced or child labor.

Sustainability: Handmade in Italy, family owned ethically produced using eco friendly dyes.

Price range: $20-$150

Sizes: Bras 28A – 38D, 38-40 DD-F

Cosabella is a family-owned sustainable lingerie brand, who handcraft their lingerie collections using Italian artisans.

Natural dyes from pristine alpine water create the stunning colors in their lingerie.

They produce a ethical lingerie collection that features non-wired bras which are both supportive and sexy. In addition, Cosabella has an extensive range of sexy bodysuits and camisoles and a sexy extended size range, perfect for all body shapes and sizes.

Sustainability: Certified B Corporation uses recycled materials to create its ethical lingerie

Price range: from $30

Sizes: XS-XXL

If it’s sexy sustainable lingerie you’re looking for, make sure you don’t leave without checking out Underprotection.

The vegan brand creates gorgeous lingerie sets, including bespoke Bridal lingerie collections.

Underprotection is a certified B Corp and uses responsible production and recycled materials. Underprotection’s ethical lingerie is completely vegan, and the brand is PETA approved!

Based in: Nashville, Tennessee

Pricing: From $1,450

Styles: Classic

Weiss Watch Company is a family-owned business, with a team of detail-obsessed watch makers behind them.

They have Swiss-trained and certified American watchmakers overseeing every watch, combining traditional techniques with new technology.

Every movement in the watches are reviewed, jeweled, and finished by hand in Weiss’ studio, designed to last for generations.

Based in: Austin, Texas

Pricing: From $499

Styles: Vintage, Diving, Modern styles

DuFrane is an American watch brand based in Austin, Texas. Every watch is named after landmarks and historical figures, with each one featuring a hand wound Bergstrom.

The watches have genuine Swiss movements, and are assembled in Texas.

You’ll find a selection of styles, including Diving watches, tool watches, and pilot watches.

Based in: Detroit, Michigan

Pricing: From $998

Styles: Classic

The Detroit Watch Company has been creating and assembling timeless, high-quality watches, in their Michigan-based studio since 2013.

The watches use Swiss Eta and Sellita automatic movements, so you can be confident your watch will tick for years.

Every component in the watches are designed based on the specific movement and components, and the watches are carefully assembled by hand.

Based in: Pennsylvania

Pricing: From $3,650

Styles: Classic, Diver, Tactical

Founded in 1998 in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania as part of an entrepreneurship class at Carnegie Mellon University.

In 2006, the brand released their Spirit of America watch, which was the first serially U.S.-assembled mechanical watch in a generation.

By 2014, Kobold were making all of their watch cases in Merry Oaks Farm, near Pittsburgh. They finish every watch case by hand.

Kobold also produce some of their watch cases are also produced in factories in other countries, including Italy and Switzerland.

No matter where their watches are made, you can find every last bit of information about the watch you buy on their website or by talking to their team.

Based in: Detroit, Michigan

Pricing: From $1,499

Styles: Classic, Modern

Since 2016 Pelton has been making luxury Made in the USA watches from their Detroit-based headquarters.

The brand’s philosophy is simple: create timeless, high-quality watches that their customers can keep for generations.

Pelton watch cases start as a block of metal, and are carefully crafted into the final piece. They also produce the only Made in the USA metal watch bracelets on the market.

Key Features: Fair Trade Certified organic cotton long sleeve t-shirts available in different colors.

Styles: Stretch organic cotton t-shirt, v-neck long sleeve t-shirt

Sizes: XS-2X

Ships to: Worldwide

Pact is a sustainable clothing brand partnering with Fair Trade suppliers worldwide. The brand uses (GOTS) Global Organic Textile Standard organic cotton to create its clothing, including its long-sleeved t-shirts.

Using organic cotton, Pact uses less than 81% of the water required to create a conventional cotton t-shirt.

Pact’s long sleeve cotton t-shirts are available in V neck, stretch styles, turtlenecks, and in a range of versatile colors, which can pair effortlessly with your closet.

Key Features: GOTS certified organic cotton long sleeve t-shirts, ethically made in Portugal and available in over twenty colors

Styles: Organic rib long sleeve t-shirt, Oversized organic cotton long sleeve shirt

Sizes: XS-XL

Ships to: Worldwide

Colorful Standard is here to add a splash of color to your wardrobe. The brand focuses on creating ethical and sustainable styles in various must-have colors.

C.S’s unisex GOTS organic cotton long-sleeved t-shirts are vegan PETA-Approved and use environmentally Friendly Oeko-Tex®certified dyes to create a versatile, soft, and clean-cut shirt.

With over twenty colors available, choosing which colors to wear will be the most challenging part!

Key Features: Certified B Corp, creating cotton basics from BCI cotton

Styles: Ribbed long sleeve t-shirt, crewneck long sleeve t-shirt

Sizes: XS-XXL

Ships to: the US & International

Kotn is a certified B corporation, creating premium clothing essentials from luxurious Egyptian cotton sourced from Better Cotton Initiative farms.

The brand uses OEKO-TEX® non-toxic certified dyes to craft its chic minimalist styles and ships them in plastic-free packaging.

Key Features: Sustainable long sleeve t-shirts made ethically from sustainable materials, including recycled materials, organic cotton, and Cupro.

Styles: Heavyweight long-sleeve T-shirt, and drapey t-shirts in dreamy colors

Sizes: XS-6XL

Ships to: Worldwide

Girlfriend Collective is a sustainable brand gaining popularity for creating chic recycled activewear, but did you know the brand also makes a range of long sleeve tops in dreamy colors?

Using a combination of organic cotton, cupro, and recycled materials, Girlfriend Collectives t-shirts help reduce plastic waste by using recycled plastic bottles.

Plus, we love that Girlfriend is a size-inclusive brand, designing clothing to fit every body shape and size.

Key Features: Climate-neutral brand creating men’s and women’s clothing from sustainable and organic materials, including organic cotton, Tencel, and more.

Sizes: XS-XL

Ships to: the US & International

Want to look good and help the environment at the same time? Now you can help with Tentree, a Canadian clothing brand that plants ten trees for every item purchased.

The sustainable brand is on a mission to plant one billion trees by 2030, and so far, have planted over seventy million trees.

Tentree designs practical and stylish long sleeve t-shirts from eco-friendly materials, including Tencel, made from wood pulp and organic cotton. This allows Tentree to save water and energy in the production process.

Tentree partners with audited factories to ensure ethical production in its supply chain.

Key Features: Climate-neutral certified brand, creating Made in the USA clothing from 100% organic cotton.

Styles: Cropped long sleeve t-shirts

Sizes: XS-XL

Ships to: the US & International

Los Angeles-based sustainable fashion brand Mate designs and crafts organic clothing ethically in its LA factory.

By having its factory a short drive from its headquarters, Mate can lower its carbon footprint and ensure the highest ethical production standards.

Mate’s clothing is super soft and chic and made from organic cotton, allowing the brand to save almost 84% of the water required for a standard cotton tee.

Key Features: Fully recyclable, 100% organic cotton long sleeve t-shirt

Styles: Boxy long sleeve t-shirts, cropped LS t-shirts, striped styles

Sizes: XS-XXL

Ships to: the US

For zero-waste circular fashion, check out For Days. The brand creates fully recyclable clothing from sustainable materials, which you can send back for store credit towards new items.

For Days creates versatile and stylish clothing for men and women, including a range of long sleeve organic cotton t-shirts, many of which are a playful take on the classic long sleeve t-shirt.

Key Features: Certified B Corp and 1% for the planet members using recycled materials, including recycled cotton and polyester.

Styles: Technical long sleeve t-shirts, cotton long sleeve t-shirts

Sizes: XS-XL

Ecothes Rating: 5/5

Ships to: Worldwide

Patagonia creates high-performance, sustainable clothing ethically from sustainable materials.

We love Patagonia’s classic cotton long sleeve t-shirt, which features the iconic Patagonia logo on the back. The classic tee is made with recycled polyester and cotton and sewn in Fair Trade certified factories.

Patagonia also designs a range of practical outdoor active t-shirts, including long-sleeve hiking, biking, and walking t-shirts.

Also available at Surfdome.com, Cotswoldoutdoor.com, and alipinetrek.co.uk.

Key Features: Made in the USA clothing from organic cotton grown in the USA.

Styles: Raglan organic cotton long sleeve, unbleached and un-dyed organic cotton t-shirts

Sizes: XS-XL

Ships to: the USA & International

Look no further than Harvest and Mill for 100% Made in USA clothing. The organic clothing brand uses organic cotton grown in the USA and designs, sews, and ships all of its premium clothing from the US.

Harvest and Mill specialize in high-quality relaxed basics, including long-sleeve tops, joggers, and sweatpants.

The brand reduces its carbon footprint by creating nontoxic, carbon-neutral clothing and sustainable practices.

Key Features: Ultra-soft, FSC-certified organic bamboo clothing, Standard 100 certified by OEKO-TEX®

Styles: Scoop neck bamboo long sleeve t-shirt

Sizes: XS-XL

Ships to: Worldwide

For an alternative to organic cotton, try organic bamboo clothing. Boody is the market leader in creating ultra-soft, comfortable bamboo clothing.

Boody’s soft bamboo long sleeve tops are breathable, antibacterial, and thermo-regulating, keeping you comfortable all day long.

Key Features: Made in the USA from organic cotton and recycled fibers

Styles: Women’s scoop neck long sleeve tops

Sizes: XS-XXL

Ships to: the US

Made in the USA, clothing brand Graceful District carefully crafts its designs locally in Southern California.

The brand focuses on creating slow fashion using sustainable materials, including organic cotton. Graceful Districts long sleeve t-shirts are soft and hold their shape after washing.

The graceful district is part of the Kid First program, which means $1 of every Graceful District order goes directly toward children in need.

Key Features: B Corp, Fair Trade Certified t-shirts from GOTS organic cotton and eco-friendly dyes

Styles: Stretch organic cotton t-shirt, organic tunic

Sizes: XS-XL

Ships to: Canada, the US, & International

The Good Tee is an apparel brand creating soft, sustainable, and simple t-shirts from eco-friendly materials.

The Good Tee uses GOTS organic cotton and eco-friendly dyes to create a range of organic long sleeve and 3/4 sleeve t-shirts.

The brand creates classic and on-trend styles such as batwing t-shirts, ruched tees, and more.

Key Features: Fair Trade and organic cotton tshirt styles

Styles: Scoop neck, high-neck, and v-neck tshirts

Sizes: XS-XXL

Ships to: Worldwide

I don’t know about you, but I seriously can’t live without a long sleeve tshirt. I have a couple of pieces from Thought clothing, which I can count on season after season.

The UK-based brand is a family-owned brand aiming to spread the joy of dressing more responsibly. They use organic cotton and other sustainable materials like Tencel to create their pieces.

They have a seriously good selection of long sleeve t-shirts which you can dress up or down.

Key Features: Organic cotton and modal fabric blend

Styles: Scoop neck and turtleneck styles

Sizes: XS-XXL

Ships to: Worldwide

Amour Vert (which means Love green) is a sustainable brand creating on-trend pieces from the latest innovative sustainable materials.

The brand has a range of organic cotton and modal blend long-sleeve t-shirts, which will look fabulous paired with a pair of jeans or dressed up under a blazer!

Sustainability: Eco-friendly materials, Certified B Corp, shoe donation program.

Price: $$ – $$$

Best for: Stylish and ultra-comfortable everyday sneakers

Drawbacks: No completely waterproof styles (only water resistant)

Allbirds are sustainable sneaker brand from San Francisco. They’re growing quickly thanks to their reputation as being ‘the world’s most comfortable shoes‘.

I’ve personally owned the Allbirds Tree Dashers (pictured) for a few years now. I started out with the original version, then moved onto the updated version, and both times I’ve been impressed. They’re super comfy, have a nice simple style, good support, and best of all, you know Allbirds isn’t destroying the planet to create them.

Our editor Georges owns a pair of their more simple sneakers, the Tree Pipers. They’re deceptively comfortable and super breathable, making them a great summer sneaker.

Allbirds are a B Corp, which is proof of their sustainable efforts. They also have a Forest Stewardship Council certification – that means that their materials meet standards to ensure the protection of forests around the world.

Allbirds ethical sneakers are made from of eco-friendly materials such as merino wool, recycled plastic bottles, and TENCEL™ Lyocell.

If that’s not enough to convince you, Allbirds top it off by donating used and returned Allbirds to communities in need of shoes all over the world.

Sustainability: Recycled, and eco-friendly materials, 1% of sales go to environmental conservation causes

Price range: $$

Best for: Travelling and adventure shoes, including sustainable slip on sneakers

Drawbacks: Thin mesh on Canyon model may not be suitable for winter

Tropicfeel make the perfect sustainable sneaker for anyone who loves to stay active, travel, and look good at the same time.

Their sneakers are light weight and breathable, deisgned to be comfortable all day long, whether you’re hiking up a steep trail or exploring a new city.

They’re quick-drying, and contain a blend of features to make them waterproof, comfortable, lightweight, and slip-on.

Tropicfeel’s production process is transparent, and they donate 1% of their sales to protect the environment for future generations.

Sustainability: Completely vegan-friendly shoes made with thread from 100% post-consumer recycled plastics

Price: $$

Best for: Travel shoes, slip-on sneakers

Drawbacks: Not as transparent about where shoes are made as other brands on the list

Looking for easy to clean, lightweight sneakers made from recycled plastic bottles? Then check out SUAVS, the stylish knitted sneaker brand designing breathable sneakers from recycled threads.

SUAVS are machine washable and fold flat for easy packing if traveling regularly. A key point of SUAVS is that they’re breathable sneakers with a moisture-wicking knitted upper, meaning you can wear them without socks, and your feet won’t get sweaty.

Some reviewers say that they can give blisters on the first few wears, so we recommend wearing them before traveling and wearing them for long days walking.

Sustainability: Vegan handmade sneakers from sustainable materials. Every pair supports in the planting of trees. Recycled, plastic free packaging.

Price range: $$

Best for: Minimalist vegan leather sneakers

Drawbacks: Flat sole some may find uncomfortable with foot problems.

Beflamboyant are a refreshingly different vegan sneaker brand, creating high-quality sustainable sneakers, from sustainable and cruelty-free materials.

This PETA-approved brand creates unisex vegan leather sneakers ethically in Portugal. The vegan leather is made from corn, and the heel and laces from recycled PET.

We’ve personally tested Beflamboyant’s new Manimal sneakers – our pair is pictured below – and were really impressed at how high-quality the vegan leather looks and feels in person.

The inner lining is made from bamboo, a renewable, natural material which is naturally breathable and moisture wicking.

Sustainability: Using natural materials such as hemp and cotton. Turing millions of recycled plastic bottles into their signature thread. They are working towards zero waste and a carbon-neutral supply chain.

Price: $$$-$$$$

Best For: 3-D knit and handcrafted, fully machine washable sneakers in cool neutral shades.

Drawbacks: Potential to release micro plastics when washing.

Rothy’s is a stylish, sustainable shoe brand with a difference. They are leading the industry on a push for production circularity by 2024. Their collection of shoes are durable, comfortable, and fully machine washable, so you can enjoy them for years to come. Rothy’s is also piloting their shoe recycling program this year.

Their signature recycled thread has recycled millions of plastic bottles and diverted 100 tonnes of virgin plastics out of the ocean. In addition, they work with natural fibers such as cotton and hemp for their iconic shoe collections.

Sustainability: Fair Trade Certified, vegan, Certified B Corp

Price: $$

Best for: Vegan alternative to Converse

Drawbacks: Reviews say shipping may take longer than expected to some areas.

Etiko is an Australian brand creating sustainable sneakers from organic cotton. They’re completely vegan and free of toxic chemicals.

The brand is Fair Trade Certified and transparent about its supply chain.

Etiko has a wide range of styles available, and they’re a great alternative to popular brands like Converse or Vans.

Sustainability: Eucalyptus upper, sugar cane midsole, carbon neutral, Certified B Corp.

Price: $$ ($95)

Best for: Smart-casual summer shoes.

Drawbacks: Flat sole without full arch support.

The Tree Pipers are the latest addition to Allbirds‘ line up of sustainable sneakers.

These low-top, lightweight, minimalist sneakers are made from sustainable materials like sugar cane and eucalyptus, and are completely carbon neutral as the brand offsets all carbon created during the manufacturing process.

Our editor, Georges, has personally tested the Allbirds Tree Pipers and has found them comfortable and versatile. Read our full review here.

The Tree Pipers are available in blue, white, and gray, and they’re a great choice if you need a versatile summer sneaker.

Sustainability: Vegan leather

Price: $$$

Best for: Vegan alternative to popular brands like Nike.

Drawbacks: Some styles scuff easily.

Veja sneakers are instantly recognizable by the signature ‘V’ logo.

They create a range of sustainable vegan sneakers that are cruelty-free and ethical.

They’re stylish, too. In our opinion, Veja’s sneaker designs rival any other leading sneaker brand in terms of looks, and as most of their sneakers have a minimalist design they can be dressed up or dressed down as you please.

Sustainability: Recycled plastic trash turned into shoes

Price: $$$

Best for: Classic Adidas styles in recycled materials.

Drawbacks: Not as ethical as other brands listed.

Adidas x Parley is a great ongoing collaboration between the major sportswear brand Adidas, and Parley For The Oceans, which is an ocean conservation and awareness project.

The Adidas x Parley shoes look great. You’ll find some of Adidas’ popular trainers in there such as the Alphabounce.

The trainers are made from at least 75% upcycled plastic trash collected from beaches and coastal communities. As well as this, they’re produced in low energy, low water usage process meaning you get the benefits of sustainability combined with the performance of Adidas shoes.

Sustainability: Upcycled materials

Price: $$

Best for: Ethically made Converse

Drawbacks: Not as ethical as other brands listed

You probably don’t associate Converse with ethical sneakers, but as it turns out, they’re making some interesting shoes to promote upcycling.

They have a few different versions of the Renew shoes. Firstly, they do one-of-a-kind Chucks made from recycled and previously used jeans. They collaborate with Beyond Retro, a sustainable fashion brand, and vintage retailer, to source the pre-used jeans that can be turned into shoes.

As well as this, they have a range of shoes whose upper is made from 100% recycled plastic bottles.

If you’re a Converse person, it’s definitely worth checking out the Renew range for your next pair.

Looking for Converse alternatives? We’ve got a post for that!

Sustainability: Vegan, sustainable materials

Price: $$

Best for: Luxury style at fair prices

Drawbacks: Made from recycled plastic.

Matt & Nat are a vegan brand from Montreal creating a range of clothes, accessories, and – you guessed it – sneakers.

Like Veja, their selection of shoes are minimalist and stylish, and can definitely be worn with a wide range of outfits.

Another benefit of Matt & Nat’s sustainable sneakers is that they’re actually very affordable, considering their style. Definitely worth checking out if you’re in the market for some new fashionable minimalist sneakers.

Sustainability: Oil free production, ethical mulesing-free merino wool, 100% Austrian production, zero material waste or scraps

Price: $$

Best for: Minimal and comfortable wool sneakers.

Drawbacks: Not vegan as made from wool.

Giesswein is a third-generation family-owned Austrian brand creating a variety of ethical minimalist sneakers.

Their sneakers are made with 100% mulesing free merino wool, which is breathable, waterproof, and super comfortable.

The brand makes all of their shoes in Austria, with zero material waste, zero oil usage, and high-tech water recycling systems.

My pair of Giesswein sneakers is pictured. The quality feels good, and the comfort isn’t going to let you down. I did find myself wearing my Allbirds more than these, as the comfort is slightly higher, but they fill a similar role in your wardrobe.

Sustainability: Vegan materials

Price: $$$$

Best for: High-fashion sneakers.

Drawbacks: Pricier than other shoe brand recommended.

Stella McCartney is a completely vegan brand and always has been. It’s impressive considering the scale of their operations.

They use a variety of sustainable materials instead of the materials sneakers are traditionally made from.

For example, the recycled polyester they use has a 24x lower impact on the environment than Brazilian calf leather does.

If you’re looking for luxury sneakers, Stella McCartney is a great option.

Sustainability: Plant based materials, completely animal-product free, no harmful glues, natural rubber, and eco-friendly dyes.

Price: $$

Best for: Unique designs to help you stand out.

Drawbacks: Not waterproof or suitable for walking long distances.

Kengos is creating unique and sustainable knitted sneakers from plant-based, renewable materials, including eucalyptus, corn, cotton, and cork.

Instead of using synthetic rubber, polyester, or adhesives, they opt for natural rubber and a unique knotting design to hold their shoe together. The bespoke 1Knot™ construction method allows every pair of Kengos to be easily dissembled at the end of their life cycle and recycled.

I’ve personally tested Kengo’s sneakers (my pair is pictured) and love the refreshing simplicity of this shoe, not forgetting to mention, they look very unique.

They’re nice and light and the sole feels solid, so you’re not lacking support.

This sustainable sneaker brand will help you stand out from the crowd with its cool designs. Kengos come in 7 vibrant colors, all created with environmentally friendly dyes.

Sustainability: Eco-friendly materials

Price: $$$

Best for: High-tops for everyday use.

Drawbacks: Flat sole with minimal arch support.

Nothing New make low and high-top sneakers that are simple, but stylish.

Every pair uses 5.6 plastic bottles that are repurposed into canvas, which saves ~160 gallons of water per pair when compared to traditional 100% cotton canvas sneakers. They also use materials like recycled cotton, organic cotton, and post-industrial recycled fishing nets.

All of their recycled plastic meets the Global Recycle Standard so you know they’re not cutting corners when it comes to sustainability. The outsoles are made from recycled rubber and cork.

What’s more, they’re super comfy. The Ortholite Eco-Step insoles will keep your feet happy all day long.

Sustainability: Plastic reduction, eco-friendly leather, recycled materials, carbon offset program

Price: $$ – $$$

Best for: Casual sneakers that can be dressed up or down

Drawbacks: Reviews say they can be uncomfortable until broken in.

The sole in Everlane’s Tread sneakers is 94.2% free from virgin plastic, compared to most sneaker soles which is made entirely from plastic. They use recycled and natural rubber that would otherwise go to the landfill, cutting emissions by 54%.

It’s worth nothing that Everlane’s shoes use real leather, so if you’re looking for a vegan shoe, these aren’t for you. On the bright side, the leather is sourced from a Gold Certified tannery, with a 46% lower carbon footprint than most leather tanneries.

The inside of the shoes is made from recycled plastic bottles, using around 9.5 bottles per pair.

Everlane has also partnered with NativeEnergy to offset their carbon emissions, making these sneakers carbon neutral.

Sustainability: Knit uppers from recycled plastic bottles, leather from LWG gold tanneries, and a 2-year warranty

Price: $$$

Best for: Walking, hiking, and everyday shoes

Drawbacks: Expensive price point; however, a 2-year warranty is included.

Want to find the best-fitting sneakers? Check out Casca, which designs its insoles with 3x the padding and comfort of regular insoles.

The brand also has a feature of smart 3D technology to custom print bespoke insoles to match your exact foot shape.

Casca uses recycled plastic bottles to create its Avro knit shoes, which come with a durable mountaineering grade sole and an anti-roll heel for extra stability.

The Avro knit shoe is currently only available in grey, white, and black shades. We hope the brand will expand its collection to include a range of vibrant colors.

Sustainability: Completely vegan waterproof sneakers, made from animal-free materials, with reduced water and energy usage

Price: $$

Best for: Walking in colder climates

Drawbacks: The waterproof nature of these shoes means feet can get sweaty in hot climates.

Vessi is the new vegan shoe brand on the block, standing out from competitors thanks to their unique, completely waterproof sneakers.

The brand champions the use of more eco-friendly materials and sustainable production that uses 30% less water and 600% less energy than conventional non-vegan alternatives.

Vessi creates six different waterproof styles from sneakers to slip-on, each with a lightweight, bouncy sole with added grip for traction in wet weather.

One drawback of Vessi shoes is the limited color choice available in the everyday sneaker style. Currently, Vessi only offers black, white, and grey shades.

Sustainability: Organic cotton, non-toxic chemicals, Fair Trade Certified™ factories, Carbon offset shipping.

Ecothes rating: 4.2/5

Sizes: XS-XXL

Pact is a sustainable clothing brand with an affordable sleepwear collection made exclusively from soft organic cotton. So if you’re looking for pajamas that keep you cool, they are a perfect choice.

They have a relaxed yet flattering range of short and cami sets, long leg pant styles, nightdresses, and organic cotton robes.

Pact only works with Fair Trade Certified™ Factories to provide safe working conditions to employees and empower local communities.

Sustainability: Organic, natural, and low-impact textiles, Made Safe® from any toxic chemicals, 1% for the planet.

Size: XS-L

Coyuchi has specialized in producing low-impact textiles for over 30 years. Their sleepwear range made from soft, brushed organic cotton is perfect for cozy nights.

They make all of their products from 100% organic cotton without toxins harmful to health or the environment.

They have sleepwear for every sleep style with a selection of nightdresses, short sets, robes, and flannel pajamas.

Sustainability: Organic yarns and dyes, Ethical supply chain, Plastic Free, Recycling program for a circular supply chain.

Ecothes rating: 4/5

Size: XS-XXXL

If you’re on the hunt for cozy, soft, and organic sleepwear in dreamy colors, Mate The Label is a great choice.

This LA-based sustainable brand focus on creating products without the use of harmful chemicals or dyes.

Their sleepwear, made from a blend of Tencel and Organic cotton, uses up to 84% less water and 22.6% less carbon than if their products were produced with conventional fabrics. Their pajamas are also ethical and produced in safe and fair working environments.

The brand is a member of 1% For The Planet, as well as being Climate Neutral Certified — both are excellent indicators that Mate is doing everything they can to become more sustainable.

You can sleep tight knowing your pajamas are doing good for people and the planet.

Sustainability: Zero plastic packaging, GOTS certified organic cotton, member of Ethical Trading Initiative (ETI).

Size: XS-XL

Thought is committed to producing sustainable clothing from responsibly sourced and natural fibers.

Using organic fibers such as organic cotton, LENZING™, and ECOVERO™, Thought Clothing has created a nightwear selection in breathable fabric and delightful prints, perfect for lounging and sleeping.

Sustainability: Organic cotton, Fair Trade Certified, Soil association Organic Textile Standard, PETA Vegan Certified. Transparent supply chain.

Size: UK 8 – 16 / US 4 – 12

For luxuriously soft pajamas in playful prints, check out People Tree.

Founded in 1991 by award-winning social entrepreneur Safia Minney, People Tree creates responsible clothes to the highest ethical and environmental standards.

You can sleep soundly, knowing your nightwear was made by conserving the planet’s resources and supporting workers in a safe environment.

Sustainability: Renewable Bamboo fibers, No chemical pesticides.

Size: XS-XL

A sustainable alternative to organic cotton is organic bamboo fibers.

Bamboo fibers are hypoallergenic and naturally soft, making the fabric perfect for sensitive skin. Boody creates their sleepwear from 100% naturally grown Bamboo, free from any chemical pesticides.

Boody produces breathable and soft sleepwear with a seam-free design for a comfortable and deep sleep.

We’ve tested a range of Boody products and have generally found the quality to be excellent and the bamboo-based materials are gentle on sensitive skin.

Sustainability: Certified B Corp, Responsible fibers, Free from harmful chemicals, No plastic buttons, Ethical supply chain.

Size: XXS-XXL

Eileen Fisher produces a soft, stylish, and sophisticated sleepwear range, with a selection of slouchy pants, long sleeves, nightdresses, and cami sets, for every sleep style.

Eileen Fisher is committed to sustainability. It is a certified B corporation, which means they meet the highest standards for ethical and environmental production.

Sustainability: Eco friendly, recycled materials, GOTS certified factories, Women-led brand.

Size: XS-XXL

If you love a classic button-up pajama set, Summersalt is your next go-to brand. Made from 100% recycled polyester, Summersalt has created a luxurious, breathable fabric, perfect for sweet dreams.

This female-founded brand only uses recycled materials to create their fabrics and packaging. Summersalt is committed to providing honest pricing for their products.

Sustainability: GOTS Organic Cotton, Ethical Supply Chain, Recycled cardboard packaging.

Size: XS-XL

Yawn specializes in making beautifully designed pajama sets. Designs are hand-drawn in their London studio and brought together using 100% GOTS organic cotton from sustainable sources. In addition, yawn select suppliers have high ethical standards and are free from child labor.

Yawn is perfect for organic cotton matching pajama sets, nightdresses, and nightshirts. They also have a gift set range available in a beautiful ribbon-tied gift box, perfect for a special occasion.

Sustainability: Natural fibers, 100% organic linen, made in the USA

Price Range: $100+

Sizes: XS-XL

Araks is a sustainable brand creating soft, sensual sleepwear, lingerie, and swimwear.

They continuously work to improve their brand’s sustainability, by switching all cotton to GOTS organic cotton and all nylon to regenerated nylon.

Their Madder Root tank and boxer set (pictured) are dyed with plant-based dyes and made from 100% organic linen, meaning that the fabric will fully biodegrade when these garments eventually reach their end of life.

Sustainability: 100% GOTS Organic cotton, Fair Trade practices.

Size: XS-XXL (Matching pajamas for the whole family available)

If you’re searching for organic Christmas pajamas for the whole family, Hanna Anderson should be your first choice. They make fun matching pajama sets; all created using GOTS organic cotton from fair trade sources.

Hanna Anderson sets strict standards for working conditions, health and safety, and fair wages, which all suppliers must follow; they audit their partner factories regularly to ensure their high ethical standards are followed.

Oh, and they even create doggy pajamas too!

Sustainability: Made with 100% organic bamboo, OEKO-TEX® certified, no harmful chemicals or dyes used

Size: XS-XXL

Ettitude makes luxuriously soft silky sateen pajama sets from 100% organic bamboo. Bamboo is a renewable plant that grows quickly and requires little irrigation compared to cotton.

By using bamboo, Ettitude saves up to 52% CO2 emissions compared to using cotton.

Bamboo is naturally breathable and moisture-wicking, perfect for keeping you cool and dry at night, especially if you have night sweats.

Choose from beautiful and sexy sateen cami and short sets or classic PJ styles with this organic brand.

Sustainability: Ethical pajamas created from bamboo fabric and silk

Size: XS-3XL

Cozy Earth is a minimalist brand focused on creating quality bedding responsibly.

The brand creates a range of sustainable and serene sleepwear sets from its signature silky smooth bamboo fabric. Cozy Earth also produces a range from 100% mulberry silk for something a little sexier.

Cozy Earth gets hundreds of fantastic reviews, with people raving about how seriously soft their sleepwear sets are.

Sustainability: Certified B corporation, creating gorgeous organic cotton pajamas. Every order supports the removal of trash from our oceans.

Size: XS-XL

We are in love with the sustainable pajama offering over at United By Blue.

Their gorgeous sleepwear sets are made ethically from 100% organic cotton and is perfect for cozy evenings.

United By Blue is a certified B corporation, meaning they meet high ethical and environmental production standards and are constantly striving to do better for people and the planet.

Every order with UBB supports the removal of trash from the ocean, with United By Blue supporting to remove over 3 million pounds of trash so far!

Sustainability: 100% French Flax linen, OEKO-Text Certified free of toxic dyes

Size: S-XXXL

Bed Threads is a sleepwear and bedding brand that creates beautiful sustainable pajamas from 100% French flax linen.

There are no synthetic materials used, and everything the brand makes is OEKO-TEX 100 Certified, so you know there are no harmful dyes or chemicals used in the process.

Linen is typically an expensive material due to the slow process required to harvest it. Bed Threads’ linen pajamas come in at $70 for a set, which is very good considering the process and sustainability checks required.

Sustainability: Ethical pajamas made from 100% Recycled Poly Silk

Size: S-5XL

We’re big fans of Kitty & Vibe, the size-inclusive brand that creates its versatile pieces from recycled materials.

The brand has recently released its eco-silky collection of sustainable pajamas – made from 100% animal-free recycled poly silk – they come in their best-selling vibrant prints.

Sustainability: Fairtrade, organic fabrics, ethical manufacturing, and sourcing

Materials: Pure cotton clothing

Price: $$-$$$

Shipping: Worldwide

One of our favorite organic cotton clothing brands, Pact, is our go-to affordable fair trade adult basics.

Having tried Pact’s organic cotton briefs, activewear, and silky soft organic cotton t-shirts ourselves, we’re huge Pact fans here at Ecothes.

What’s so great about Pact is its commitment to sustainability and making a positive impact on the world. They go the extra mile to ensure their entire supply chain, from growing and harvesting organic cotton to sewing garments, is clean and responsible. It’s all about conscious and ethical fashion!

On their virtual shelves, you can find an array of men’s and women’s 100% cotton clothing, including super-soft tees, dresses, and underwear made with pesticide-free organic cotton from anywhere in the world, thanks to international shipping. So you can enjoy their eco-friendly goodies no matter where you are.

Sustainability: Sustainable fabrics, PETA-approved and Oeko-Tex® certified, ethical manufacturing, nontoxic dyes

Materials: PETA-approved and Oeko-Tex® certified men’s and women’s organic cotton clothing

Price: $$-$$$

Shipping: Worldwide

Along with Pact and Subset, we are huge Colorful Standard fans. The brand’s organic cotton shorts, t-shirts, shirts, and sweatpants are all super well-made and stylish and come in various colors, meaning you can express yourself!

We recommend the brand’s organic shorts; seriously, our editor Bethany lives in hers!

Most of their natural fiber clothing falls under the “Organic Cotton” category. Think Organic T-shirts, Crewnecks, Hoodies, Shorts, and more—all made with the immense benefits of organic cotton.

Plus, they’ve got a whopping 41 stunning environmentally-friendly colors. So, there’s a shade for everyone’s taste! But here’s the icing on the cake—their clothing is PETA-approved and Oeko-Tex® certified. So, you can wear their playful colors with confidence, knowing they positively impact the planet.

Sustainability: Fair and safe working conditions, made in the USA, sustainable materials, eco-conscious manufacturing

Materials: Women’s 100% cotton clothing

Price: $$-$$$

Shipping: Worldwide

Based in Berkeley, CA, Harvest & Mill is all about sustainability, and they’ve been doing it for a solid decade!

They’re serious about using only organic cotton grown in the US for their apparel. Plus, each piece is sewn locally in the Bay Area. Talk about reducing emissions, energy, and water use while keeping that supply chain short and sweet.

Known as one of the top organic clothing brands in the USA, Harvest & Mill has got you covered with organic joggers and sweatshirts, perfect for your desk setup or lounging around.

Oh, and they also offer naturally dyed socks to snuggle up on the couch. Plus, they’re proudly supporting American labor with their local production. It is an all-around win for sustainability and fair practices!

Sustainability: Sustainably-sourced fabrics, B-certified corporation, give back to communities, ethical labor

Materials: Premium and pure cotton clothing made from Egyptian cotton

Price: $$-$$$

Shipping: Worldwide

KOTN, THE Toronto-based sustainable fashion brand, offers a fantastic range of organic clothing for women and women, including tees, bottoms, sweaters, loungewear, bedding, blankets, and towels.

What’s unique about KOTN is its direct sourcing of raw materials. They work with 2,390 smallholder farmer families in Egypt’s Nile Delta and Faiyum regions to get that world-famous Egyptian cotton. So, you know you’re getting the real deal!

Moreover, the B-certified corporation creates timeless designs that honor the people behind them and the communities where they’re made. They create educational opportunities for underprivileged children and have already built ten schools and funded fifteen.

Sustainability: Women’s 100% cotton clothing made in the USA, Eco-friendly packaging, local manufacturing, ethical working conditions

Materials: Certified women’s 100% cotton clothing

Price: $$

Shipping: US

Next up is Mate the Label– another one of our favorite organic clothing brands made in USA. They use only natural and nontoxic materials, from tees and tanks to shorts and sweatshirts.

Think low-impact dyes, certified organic cotton, and Tencel—a triple threat of eco-goodness! Additionally, this natural fiber clothing brand takes its carbon footprint seriously. Their factory is just 17 miles from their headquarters, meaning every piece is sewn, dyed, and shipped locally from LA. Talk about keeping things close and reducing environmental impact!

Their packaging is entirely made from recycled materials, so you can feel good about receiving your goodies in an eco-friendly way.

Sustainability: Sustainable natural fabrics, local manufacturing, ethical labor, eco-friendly packaging

Materials: Hemp, ethical wool, and certified organic cotton clothing

Price: $$-$$$

Shipping: Worldwide

In addition to being one of the most raved-about affordable organic clothing brands, Amour Vert is also a vivid reminder that elegance and sustainability can go hand in hand.

They’re all about small-batch production, meaning they create their pieces in limited quantities. Plus, most organic clothing is made in the USA, just a stone’s throw away from their San Francisco office. They start with natural fibers like hemp, ethical wool, and certified organic cotton. But it doesn’t stop there—Amour Vert partners directly with mills to develop sustainable fabrics like TENCEL Modal and Lyocell.

To top it all off, the brand is committed to eco-friendly packaging, so you can feel good about every aspect of your purchase.

Sustainability: Affordable organic clothing for women and men, ethical sourcing and manufacturing

Materials: Oeko-Tex-certified European flax linen clothing

Price: $$-$$$

Shipping: Worldwide

Magic Linen is a fantastic sustainable brand that brings elegance and style to your home and wardrobe with natural linen goodies.

If you’re a fan of linen’s breezy and timeless charm, you’re in for a treat! Magic Linen is about creating affordable European linen clothing for both men and women and linen bedding and textiles. They’ve got it all! From organic clothing for women and men to accessories like hats, bags, and scarves, they’ve got something to complement your style.

One of the best parts is that every piece is lovingly made in Europe using European flax. So you can enjoy the authentic quality of linen in every stitch. And the cherry on top? Their linen is Oeko-Tex certified, which means it’s free from harmful chemicals.

Sustainability: Sustainable fabrics, GOTS and OEKO-certified dyes, eco-friendly manufacturing process, ethical working conditions

Materials: Women’s organic cotton clothing

Price: $$-$$$

Shipping: Worldwide

Neu Nomads has your back if you’re on the hunt for beautifully designed luxury organic clothing! They specialize in creating stunning pieces, including linen dresses, linen shorts, and blazers—all with a touch of ethical charm.

The secret ingredient here is organic linen. They use only GOTS and OEKO-certified dyes to create their colorful natural fiber clothing collection. It’s all about bringing you beautiful hues while ensuring eco-friendliness every step of the way. Plus, their ethical and luxurious linen clothing is just a click away, no matter where you reside!

Sustainability: Size inclusivity, premium-quality sustainable materials, ethical manufacturing, B-certified corporation, bluesign® certified

Materials: Luxury organic cotton clothing for women

Price: $$-$$$$

Shipping: Worldwide

Eileen Fisher, the American organic clothing brand, specializes in creating size-inclusive pieces, including linen dresses, pants, and shirts. One of the best things about their organic clothing for women is that it’s made from organic linen grown pesticide-free.

They use high-quality organic linen, which is responsibly dyed following bluesign® standards. That means you can trust the eco-friendly and ethical production process behind each garment.

Plus, Eileen Fisher is a certified B Corp. What does that mean? It means they meet strict environmental and ethical standards, ensuring you’re supporting a brand doing its part to leave a positive impact.

Sustainability: Sustainable fabrics, made in the USA, ethical manufacturing, safe working conditions

Materials: Natural fiber clothing made from linen

Price: $$-$$$

Shipping: Worldwide

If you are on the hunt for chic and timeless affordable organic clothing brands in the USA, Whimsy + Row should be on your radar.

They create must-have styles using sustainable materials, including 100% linen. Think breezy dresses, ultra–flattering skirts, and so many more staples. Their linen collection is perfect for those sunny days when you want to feel comfortable and stylish. Picture yourself pairing their linen dresses with your favorite summer sandals or rocking their linen co-ords and shorts with ease.

Even better, Whimsy + Row creates organic clothing for women locally in Los Angeles. By doing so, they’re reducing their carbon footprint and ensuring that their clothing is ethically manufactured.

Sustainability: Traditional techniques, ethical manufacturing, sustainable materials

Materials: Men’s organic linen clothing

Price: $$-$$$

Shipping: Worldwide

Your search for the best organic clothing brands for men ends here! Portuguese Flannel is a fantastic brand specializing in men’s linen clothing. They use traditional techniques to craft men’s clothing that’s stylish, breathable, and oh-so-soft on the skin.

The brand is our co-founder Georges’ go-to brand for linen shirts, as their easy breezy style is perfect for summer days.

Get ready to discover some seriously cool button-down shirts that are versatile enough for casual and smart wear. They’ve got linen blazers too! These blazers are perfect for any occasion and will elevate your style game in a breeze. Whether you’re dressing up or down, these linen shirts have you covered!

Sustainability: Fairtrade, sustainable fabrics, low-impact dyes, eco-friendly shipping materials

Materials: Women’s organic cotton clothing

Price: $$-$$

Shipping: Worldwide

People Tree has been leading the way in creating versatile and eco-friendly clothing for over a decade.

You can trust the quality and sustainability of their affordable organic clothing as they’ve received the World Fair Trade Organization product mark. This means they’re committed to fair trade practices and supporting artisans worldwide. When it comes to fabrics, People Tree goes the extra mile. They use eco-friendly materials like organic cotton, TENCEL™ Lyocell, and responsible wool.

Plus, they ensure that their clothes are dyed using low-impact dyes, free from harmful chemicals often found in conventional clothing. Their organic clothes come in contemporary, playful, stylish, and innovative designs you won’t find anywhere else. So, you can look good while doing good for the planet!

Sustainability: Organic and recycled materials, ethical manufacturing, nontoxic dyes

Materials: Organic clothing made of organic cotton, bamboo, and hemp

Price: $$-$$$

Shipping: Worldwide

Touted as one of the best natural fiber clothing brands in the UK, Thought focuses on beautiful, timeless fashion with a focus on the environment.

You can expect a stunning variety, including skirts, dresses, shirts, pants, and accessories. And the best part? All their pieces are not only gentle on your skin but also safe for the planet.

They use chemical-free, natural, and recycled fabrics like organic cotton, bamboo, and hemp to craft their clothing. By doing so, they reduce their environmental impact and promote responsible fashion practices.

To ensure its processes meet industry standards for sustainability, Thought follows strict guidelines in its production. They also prioritize ethical working conditions and fair wages for their employees, fostering a positive and responsible work environment.

Sustainability: Sustainable materials, ethical manufacturing, parnes with family-owned farms, made in the USA

Materials: Pure cotton clothing for men and women

Price: $$-$$$

Shipping: Worldwide

Much like all our favorite affordable organic clothing brands in USA, Groceries Apparel places great importance on using organic cotton that’s carefully traced from seed to skin. This means the cotton is grown relatively and with a minimal carbon footprint. They also use other sustainable materials like hemp and recycled cotton.

Their men’s and women’s cotton clothing is made in Los Angeles, where they prioritize manufacturing methods that reduce waste and utilize recycled materials whenever possible. Also, we love that the ethical brand collaborates with family farms and local manufacturing facilities to help support local communities and contribute to a more sustainable fashion industry.

Sustainability: 90% local production, run a non-profit organization in the Dominican Republic, sponsor Dress for Success Montreal.

What they make: Womenswear

Price: $$$$

Judith & Charles are a high-end Montreal based womenswear brand.

The brand’s clothes are stylish and modern. Sure, they’re not cheap. But, the brand runs its own non-profit in the Dominican Republic to empower kids, and almost all of their clothes are made locally in Montreal, supporting the local economy.

Sustainability: All vegan materials

What they make: Footwear, Accessories

Price: $$ – $$$

Matt & Nat are a vegan brand from the Garment District in Montreal making waves. They make a range of vegan bags, accessories, and footwear.

Their sustainability efforts don’t stop at vegan leather. Their shoe linings are made from 100% recycled plastic bottles, and they’re starting to use recycled bicycle tires too.

Their shoes and accessories are stylish and timeless. You’d be hard-pressed not to find something you like from here. They have stores all over Canada where you can check the items out in person, otherwise, you can shop online.

Sustainability: Eco-friendly materials, recycled packaging, stores built from scratch using recycled materials

What they make: Menswear, Womenswear

Price: $ – $$

Since 2012 Frank And Oak have been creating quality essentials out of Montreal.

Interestingly, they didn’t start as a ‘sustainable brand’, but over the years have become more and more eco-conscious. Currently, over 50% of their products are made in an eco-friendly way.

They use initiatives such as incorporating recycled materials into their clothes and packaging, as well as a range of sustainable materials like Seacell, Lenzing TENCEL, and recycled wool. Their dyes are all eco-friendly to avoid run-off contamination.

Sustainability: Ethically made clothes using sustainable fabrics, local production.

What they make: Womenswear

Price: $$$ – $$$$

For over 15 years Eve Gravel has been creating ethically-made clothes using sustainable fabrics. They design all of their prints in-house. Furthermore, their clothes are all handmade by local artisans.

Their style is minimalist and relaxed but contains careful detailing that makes every piece stand out.

You can visit their atelier by appointment only, so give them a call before stopping by!

Sustainability: Everything is handmade, made in Montreal, ethical workshops

What they make: Womenswear

Price: $$$

Amanda Moss launched her brand in 2013. Since then, the designer has been hand cutting each piece and producing carefully curated collections of sustainable clothes.

While this Montreal-based sustainable brand doesn’t have a retail store yet, you can browse and shop online with ease.

Sustainability: Local production in Canada, use of responsible and natural fibers

What they make: Denim

Price: $$$

If you’re looking for seriously good denim made in Canada, check out the Montreal fashion brand Naked and Famous.

The Canadian brand prides itself on its high-quality denim designs without the expensive markups. Naked and famous create their long-lasting jeans from natural fibers and fabric from Japan.

You can check out Naked and Famous denim in person, as many great independent shops stock the brand in Montreal, like Tate & Yoko, Buzz Jeans, Ganks, and more.

Sustainability: Climate Neutral certified brand, creating women’s clothing from low-impact materials

Ecothes rating: 4.5/5

Best for: Formal jumpsuits, two-piece sets

Sizes: XS-XL

Ships to: Worldwide

Cool-girl clothing brand Reformation is famous for its chic and flirty designs. But did you know the brand is climate-neutral certified and uses sustainable materials, including recycled fabrics and organic cotton.

Reformation has a gorgeous selection of flattering jumpsuits perfect for strolling on breezy summer days and dancing all night.

Sustainability: Capsule wardrobe collections made with low-impact materials. With pieces made ethically made in the USA and Fair Trade factories.

Best for: Vetta Apron jumpsuit, which can be worn eight different ways

Sizes: US 0-18

Ships to: the US only

Vetta is a sustainable clothing brand creating gorgeous pieces which form part of a capsule wardrobe. A capsule wardrobe is a collection of clothing items that you can mix and match to create different outfits for any occasion.

Vetta uses low-impact and eco-friendly materials, including Tencel, linen, and organic cotton, to create versatile, chic clothing.

Most of Vetta’s clothing line is produced ethically in the USA, with a small percentage of clothing produced in overseas Fair Trade certified factories.

Sustainability: Ethical jumpsuits made from deadstock fabric, organic cotton, and regenerative cotton.

Best for: Denim jumpsuits, denim overalls, cotton jumpsuit, and linen jumpsuit styles

Sizes: XS-XL

Ships to: US, UK & International

Christy Dawn is a sustainable clothing brand creating dreamy dresses and jumpsuits ethically from sustainable materials.

So, if you’re looking for flowy, relaxed boho-style jumpsuits, Christy Dawn is your go-to brand.

Through their Farm-to-closet initiative, talented dressmakers make Christy Dawn’s sustainable jumpsuit styles in Los Angeles and India.

Sustainability: Sustainable clothing brand using sustainable materials and removing trash from oceans. Certified B Corporation.

Best for: Sustainable romper, organic cotton jumpsuit, denim jumpsuit

Sizes: XS-XL

Ships to: USA & International (duties vary)

Want to support the removal and trash from our oceans and look stylish simultaneously? Now you can with United By Blue.

United by Blue will remove one pound of trash from oceans for every product purchased.

United By Blue creates stylish and practical jumpsuits from sustainable materials such as organic cotton, hemp, and recycled materials.

Sustainability: Certified B Corporation and Climate Neutral Certified clothing brand, planting ten trees for every product purchased.

Best for: Sustainable romper and relaxed cotton jumpsuit styles

Sizes: XS-XL

Ships to: US, Canada & International

Canadian clothing brand Tentree designs relaxed and comfortable rompers and jumpsuits from natural and sustainable fabric, including super-soft TENCEL™ Lyocell and organic cotton.

Tentree’s soft and stylish jumpsuits will pair effortlessly with your closet and can be worn dressed up with a heeled boot or relaxed with a sustainable sneaker.

Tentree will plant ten trees for every product purchased; so far, the brand has planted over 70 million trees.

Sustainability: Organic cotton jumpsuits made ethically in Fair Trade certified factories

Ecothes rating: 4.2/5

Best for: Relaxed cotton jumpsuit in two colors

Sizes: XS-2XL

Ships to: Worldwide

If you’re looking for a relaxed jumpsuit, you can do pretty much everything in – check out the selection at Pact.

You can effortlessly pair Pact’s jumpsuit with an organic cotton tee for the perfect brunch look or simply wear it on its own for the ultimate loungewear.

Made with soft brushed GOTS certified organic cotton in fair trade factories, Pact’s organic jumpsuit uses less than 81% less water to create compared with conventional cotton.

Sustainability: Natural organic materials, including organic cotton and hemp

Best for: Organic cotton jumpsuits, Boilersuits, rompers

Sizes: XS-XXL

Ships to: the US & International

Back Beat Co. is an incredible female-founded, BIPOC-owned business creating sustainable clothing from natural materials.

The brand has a great selection of organic cotton jumpsuits and boiler suits you won’t want to live without.

Back Beat Co. ships its cool jumpsuits from Los Angeles using recycled and compostable bags.

Sustainability: Ethical jumpsuits made with natural and organic materials.

Best for: Organic cotton jumpsuit and romper styles, long-sleeved jumpsuits

Sizes: UK 6-18

Ships to: UK & International

UK-based sustainable clothing brand Thought has a delightful selection of sustainable jumpsuits to suit every occasion, from lazy Sunday afternoons to fancy dinners with friends.

Each of Thought’s stylish jumpsuits is created ethically with eco-friendly materials, including organic cotton, hemp, bamboo, and recycled polyester.

Sustainability: World Fair Trade certified ethical fashion brand creating women and men’s clothing from eco-friendly materials

Best for: Dungarees, Overalls, jumpsuit with pocket, rompers, boilersuit

Sizes: UK 8-16

Ships to: UK & International

Another UK sustainable fashion brand featured on this list is People Tree, committed to protecting people and the planet.

Created by ethical fashion pioneer Safia Minney, People Tree ensures workers are treated fairly, are paid a living wage, and work in safe working conditions.

People Tree has an impressive selection of chic and sustainable jumpsuit styles, each created with eco-friendly fabrics.

Sustainability: Handmade in Los Angeles from low-impact materials.

Best for: Formal jumpsuits and organic cotton jumpsuits

Sizes: XXS-XL

Ships to: US & International

Whimsy + Row is the perfect clothing brand if you’re looking for a formal sustainable jumpsuit. The brand’s organic cotton jumpsuits can be easily paired with a pair of heels or sandals for a gorgeous summer look.

The Los Angeles-based brand creates all of its designs locally and ethically at its LA factory. Using local production allows Whimsy + Row to build essential relationships with suppliers and reduce its carbon footprint.

Sustainability: Certified B corporation, with ethical production and sustainable materials

Best for: Ethical jumpsuit and playsuit styles and cotton dungarees

Sizes: UK 6-18

Ships to: UK & International

British clothing brand Baukjen is changing the fashion industry as we know it.

The brand is committed to caring for people and the planet and was awarded the UN Climate Action Award in 2021.

Baujken creates stylish and versatile pieces which can fit seamlessly into your sustainable wardrobe. Their jumpsuits’ can be dressed up or down and easily be worn casually or for workwear.

Sustainability: Sustainable clothing brand with a transparent supply chain.

Best for: Patterned and printed jumpsuits

Sizes: XS-XXL

Ships to: US & International

Tonlé is an affordable, sustainable fashion brand with a stylish selection of ethical jumpsuits that will help you feel comfortable and confident.

Its jumpsuits are made ethically using reclaimed, eco-friendly, and natural materials, with many styles, created with zero-waste processes.

Sustainability: Responsible manufacturing, limited batches, and low-impact materials

Best for: Coveralls

Sizes: XXS-XL

Ships to: Worldwide

Californian-based Tradlands creates high-quality, durable pieces designed to be worn with everything and last for years to come.

Their collections are produced responsibly in small batches in ethical factories, where people have a safe working environment and are paid a living wage.

We love their versatile jumpsuit collection, perfect for throwing on over a t-shirt or pairing with sandals.

Sustainability: Sustainable marketplace showcasing ethical and eco-friendly clothing

Best for: Inclusive sizing, formal jumpsuits, and relaxed sustainable jumpsuit styles

Sizes: XS-4XL

Ships to: US & International

Made Trade is a women-led online marketplace showcasing the best small independent brands creating sustainable products.

They have a great selection of jumpsuits from brands, including Miel, a sustainable brand that is size-inclusive, creating unique relaxed fit jumpsuits from sustainable fabrics.

As a bonus, Made Trade offers carbon-neutral shipping in the US on all orders.

Sustainability: Ethical jumpsuits made in California using sustainable materials. Trees are planted for every tee sold.

Styles: Summer jumpsuits, off the shoulder jumpsuits, minimalist jumpsuit styles

Sizes: XS-XL

Ships to: the US & International

If you’re looking for a jumpsuit you can effortlessly transform from day to night, check out Amour Vert – a California-based brand that creates its collection in small batched in the USA.

Each jumpsuit is created with Amour Vert’s signature eco-friendly fabric, completely traceable from raw material to the final garment. Amour Vert partners directly with mills to ensure sustainable production practices and high-quality fabrics are used.

Sustainability: Zero-waste, 100% recyclable clothing created with non-toxic dyes and sustainable materials, including recycled and organic cotton

Styles: Ribbed organic cotton turtleneck, oversized turtlenecks, mock neck top

Sizes: XS-XXL

Ships to: the US only

For Days creates playful and trendy styles from recycled and organic cotton. The brand designs a range of turtlenecks and mock neck styles, perfect for layering under a blazer or pairing with a pair of jeans for a relaxed yet chic look.

The brand focuses on a closed-loop, zero-waste system, where the brand recycles old fabric and clothing into new items. Customers can return their old For Days clothing in exchange for credit towards new items.

Sustainability: Certified B Corporation creates ethically made cotton turtlenecks using certified OEKO-TEX® non-toxic dyes and BCI cotton.

Styles: Classic cotton turtlenecks in neutral colors

Sizes: XS-XXL

Ships to: the US, Canada & International

Eco-conscious and ethical brand Kotn designs and creates considered collections from soft, premium BCI Egyptian cotton, designed to last for years.

The trendy brand creates sustainable clothing which will fit seamlessly into your wardrobe, including designing a range of classic cotton turtleneck styles in must-have neutral colors.

The brand meets high ethical and environmental production standards as a certified B corporation, including supporting communities in rural Egypt.

Sustainability: 100% GOTS certified organic cotton clothing, made ethically in Fair Trade certified factories.

Styles: Classic organic cotton turtlenecks available in black, grey fig, and navy

Sizes: XS-XXL

Ships to: Worldwide

Fair Trade certified brand Pact creates organic cotton clothing ethically in GOTS certified, Fairtrade factories.

Using organic cotton, Pact can save up to 80% of the water required compared to conventional cotton.

The sustainable brand creates a range of versatile styles which you can dress up or down and are perfect for workwear and casual wear.

Read our full Pact Sustainability Breakdown here

Sustainability: Climate-neutral brand and 1% for the planet members creating sustainable clothing from eco-friendly materials

Styles: Classic women’s turtlenecks from a blend of organic cotton and Tencel

Sizes: XS-XL

Ships to: the US

Mates blend of Tencel and organic cotton turtlenecks are breathable, lightweight, and come in three chic colors.

The versatile style means Mates’s turtlenecks are perfect for layering, keeping you feeling warm and looking good.

Mate is a climate-neutral brand, which means the brand offsets all of the carbon created in its supply chain; this helps reduce the brand’s carbon footprint. In addition, as 1% for the planet members, Mate donates 1% of all profits to support environmental organizations.

Sustainability: Climate-neutral certified company, B Corporation, ethical and sustainable practices, and planting ten trees for every order

Styles: Classic organic cotton turtlenecks, turtleneck sweaters, turtleneck dresses

Sizes: XS-XL

Ships to: the USA, Canada, & International

Canadian sustainable clothing brand Tentree is on a mission to plant one billion trees by 2030. To do this, the brand plants ten trees for every item purchased.

Tentree creates ethical clothing from eco-friendly and organic materials, including organic cotton and Tencel, which allows the brand to save up to 256.58 liters of water compared to non-eco-friendly methods.

Sustainability: Certified B Corporation creating ethical turtlenecks from sustainable materials, including organic cotton, and Lenzing™ EcoVero™

Styles: Ethically made vegan turtlenecks and mock neck tops

Sizes: UK 6-18,

Ships to: the UK & International

UK fashion brand Baukjen creates effortlessly chic styles in on-trend prints, colors, and eco-friendly fabrics.

The sustainable brand focuses on ethical production and sustainable practices, including low water and carbon usage. In addition, Baukjen is transparent about its supply chain and prioritizes people and the environment over profits as a certified B corporation.

Sustainability: Ethical and Fair Trade production using GOTS-certified organic cotton

Styles: long sleeve organic cotton turtlenecks

Sizes: XS-XXL

Ships to: Worldwide

UK-based sustainable brand People Tree creates affordable essentials from GOTS organic cotton. In addition, the brand has a great selection of everyday classic turtlenecks, perfect for layering.

Their turtlenecks are created with soft organic cotton, which is naturally breathable and soft, so you’ll be comfortable all day long.

Sustainability: Fair Trade turtleneck created from organic cotton

Styles: Block color and a striped turtleneck

Sizes: XS-XXL

Ships to: Worldwide

Thought is another UK-based clothing brand creating high-quality essentials you can count on. The brand combines simplicity and versatility to create wearable pieces that will fit effortlessly into your closet.

I’ve tried a range of Thought products myself, and I’ve always been thrilled with the quality and fit of their styles. However, I personally love the Thought striped turtleneck for something a little different.

Sustainability: Ethical clothing created with recycled plastic bottles

Styles: Mockneck bodysuit in neutral colors

Sizes: XS-6XL

Ships to: Worldwide

Girlfriend Collectives mock neck bodysuit offers a twist on the classic turtleneck, and we’re here for it. Created from 14 recycled plastic bottles, Girlfriend Collectives mock neck bodysuit is chic, comfortable, and can be recycled.

Girlfriend is a size-inclusive brand that ethically creates clothing from recycled plastic, saving energy and water.

Sustainability: Ethical brand creating clothing from materials like organic cotton and Tencel

Styles: Supersoft turtlenecks

Sizes: XS-XL

Ships to: Worldwide

After a brief absence last year, the Danish essentials brand is back, and they’ve kept their signature Tencel turtleneck.

The Organic Basics turtleneck is created from Tencel, a fiber spun from responsibly sourced beech tree pulp. The top fits like a glove, comes in a range of colors and is super soft and breathable.

Sustainability: Certified B Corporation using recycled and sustainable materials and fabric, all ethically produced. 1% for the planet organization.

Coat Styles: Rain jackets, Puffer coats, Parkas, and more styles

Price: from $60

Famous for producing some of the best sustainable outdoor packs and gear, Patagonia needs no introduction. This brand has been leading the charge on sustainable and ethical production since starting over three decades ago.

Patagonia’s sustainable jacket selection has someone for everyone, with hundreds of styles to choose from, including casual jackets, rain jackets, and hiking jackets.

Pictured Women’s Tres 3-in-1 Parka

Sustainability: Certified B Corporation creating ethical and sustainable clothes using responsible, low-impact fabrics.

Coat styles: Light layers, puffers, and parka jackets.

Price: from $129

Keep yourself toasty and warm with Frank and Oak’s sustainable puffer and parka collection, created from 100% recycled polyester. These sustainable coats come in a range of colors including, black, walnut blue, and pink.

As a certified B corporation, Frank and Oak meet the highest social and environmental performance standards – ensuring clothes are produced ethically and without damage to the environment. The brand is cutting all virgin plastic and aiming towards 100% recycled polyester in all of its fabrics.

Pictured: The Hygge Puffer Coat Jacket $399

Sustainability: Certified B corporation, producing products ethically, using natural and organic fibers such as cotton, wool, and deadstock fabrics.

Coat styles: Wool coats, shearling coats, denim, and biker jackets

Price: from $100

Baukjen is a sustainable clothing brand producing stylish but environmentally conscious collections. They are a certified B corporation, which means they go above and beyond ethical and environmental production.

Baukjen ensures every garment is made as sustainably as possible; they do this by using lower impact material such as organic cotton, recycled materials, and deadstock fabrics otherwise destined for landfill.

All of their leather jackets are produced ethically using animal by-products.

They have a range of coats perfect to compliment your autumn and winter wardrobe.

Pictured: Carey Shearling Aviator Jacket £999

Sustainability: Fair Labour Association accreditation, recycled and organic materials including organic cotton and recycled cotton.

Coat styles: Puffer jackets, organic utility jackets, stylish shirt jackets

Price: from $150

For functional and stylish outerwear, check out Outerknown. Founded by professional surfer Kelly Slater, Outerknown set out to be a completely sustainable clothing brand since day one.

The company is accredited by the Fair Labour Association, which holds brands to the highest ethical labor standards.

Outerknown uses environmentally friendly fabrics such as Econyl, recycled, and organic cotton.

Pictured: Cloud Weave Shirt Jacket

Sustainability: Recycled fabrics, ethical production.

Coat styles: Stylish long coats, leather jackets, light jackets

Price: from $130

If you’re looking for a smart, stylish, sustainable coat, Reformation is your go-to brand. Their designs are always chic and on-trend, featuring long wool coats for colder days and cool short jackets which will pair effortlessly with your wardrobe.

All of Refs coats are ethically made using sustainable, low-impact materials, and every product is made carbon neutral – this means Reformation offsets all of CO2 required to produce, package, and ship their products. Reformation doesn’t stop there – it has pledged to become carbon positive by 2025.

Sustainability: Sustainable and low impact materials including organic cotton, Tencel, Hemp and recycled fabrics. Toad & Co are a 1% for the planet organization.

Coat styles: Quilted jackets, parkas and fleeces, and quilted vests.

Price: from $110

Toad & Co create practical and stylish sustainable jackets, perfect for relaxing by a campfire or taking a crisp autumn walk. Their collections feature low impact and natural materials, including organic cotton and hemp, and recycled fabrics such as recycled polyester.

Created in 1995, Toad & Co have constantly evolved their company to do better for people and the planet. Founders of Toad co-founded the Planet Access Company PAC, a warehouse that ships and handles their products, trains, and employs adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities.

Pictured: Mcway Quilted Jacket $180

Sustainability: Certified B Corporation, creating apparel from 100% recycled materials.

Coat styles: Outdoor coats, sustainable parkas, and puffer jackets

Price: from $300

Canadian brand Norden is consciously designing versatile, practical outdoor coats from recycled materials including recycled plastic.

NORDEN offers a buy-back program, which will buy your old coat (several brands are eligible), clean it and then donate the jacket to someone in need. The buy-back token can then be discounted off a new NORDEN garment – this is one step towards NORDEN’s circularity vision.

Every NORDEN garment is designed in Montréal, Canada, in an eco-friendly space. Their production facilities have an ethical and secure working environment with good working conditions.

Pictured: Rozamund Cire Puffer $525

Sustainability: Small batches, responsibly made using upcycled, deadstock materials, and regenerative fabrics.

Coat styles: Trench coats, cardigans

Price: from $200

You may already know Christy Dawn makes gorgeous sustainable dresses from deadstock and regenerative fibers, but did you know they also make a dreamy collection of coats and cardigans.

Christy Dawn’s outerwear collection is small, but each piece is created with the purpose to last and be cherished for many years.

Christy Dawn has been a sustainable company since day one. Still, it is striding towards a regenerative future by working with farmers in India to replenish soil on depleted land through their farm-to-closet initiative.

Pictured: The Marlow Trench $238

Sustainability: Certified B Corporation, ethically produced, biodegradable packaging

Coat styles: Outdoor rain jackets, puffers, and fleeces

Price: from $100

British outdoor brand Finisterre focuses on creating practical and sustainable outerwear perfect for colder climates. Using recycled polyester combined with naturally sourced materials, including down to produce its coat range, Finisterre will keep you warm and dry.

Like a couple of other brands featured in this list, Finisterre is a B Corporation that prioritizes the environment and society as a business. Finisterre uses biodegradable packaging, works with suppliers who ensure safe working conditions, and uses sustainable materials.

Sustainability: Products ethically made with natural and organic materials including recycled wool.

Coat styles: Denim jackets, cotton utility jackets

Price: from $100

Whimsy + Row is a sustainable lifestyle brand tailored to the eco-conscious individual. They create ethical, quality pieces.

Their collections are created ethically in Los Angeles using only locally sourced, recycled, and up-cycled fabrics. Whimsy + Row limit the products they create to reduce waste and lower their carbon footprint.

They have a waitlist feature on their site that tells Whimsy + Row how many pieces to make of the product, so make sure you add yourself to the list if you see something you love.

Pictured: Emilia Jacket in Light Grey Plaid $312

Sustainability: Turning coconut husk, sugar cane & recycled bottles into stylish vegan sneakers.

Price range: $$

Drawbacks: Although the TF’s have a stain proof coating, reviews say that shoes can get scuffed easily.

Thousand Fell is an innovative vegan brand dedicated to pushing the footwear industry into a more sustainable future.

These sneakers are crafted in a family-owned factory in Brazil. The uppers are made from recycled materials, and the insole is made of recycled rubber taken from old yoga mats. The structural details of the shoe are made from a combination of coconut, sugarcane, and palm, and the laces are made from recycled PET.

Despite looking like leather, we promise that Thousand Fell’s sneakers are 100% vegan and cruelty free. Their shoes are also coated in an Aloe Vera liner so you won’t need to spend weeks breaking them in, and can wear them without socks.

The brand stocks a variety of lace-up sneakers (pictured), as well as slip-ons.

Sustainability: Waterproof vegan sneakers made from natural materials

Best for: Lightweight waterproof sneakers

Ships to: Worldwide

We’re big fans of 8000kicks here at Ecothes. The brand creates no-nonsense waterproof vegan sneakers from eco-friendly hemp.

Their shoes are lightweight, breathable, and super comfortable, thanks to the use of hemp and algae bloom foam soles. In addition, the brand is 100% vegan and gets great customer reviews.

Ecothes Reviewed: Having personally tested the classic 8000kicks sneakers, I recommend them if you’re looking for a casual sneaker or want a shoe you can wear all day. They’re lightweight, comfortable, and durable. Oh, and their customer service is excellent!

Sustainability: All vegan materials, shoe recycling programme

Price: $$ – $$$

Drawbacks: Expensive for casual shoes as On Running shoes are more technical than others on the list

On Running makes fully vegan high-performance sneakers that are perfect if you have an active lifestyle and need the shoe to match.

On’s sneakers come in a range of styles and to suit activities from running to hiking. Most of their shoes have a sporty look – such as the Cloudflow sneaker (pictured) but, they’re also expanding and creating more minimalist style, tennis-inspired shoes.

All of On’s shoes are made with all vegan materials, and while it’s not always specified, we reached out to them and their team confirmed this.

Materials include recycled plastic bottles, and polyesters, and a range of non-animal based leathers.

The brand has started to release impact reports to improve transparency and give you all the details on their progress you need to know.

All in all, we like what On Running are doing and they’re an excellent choice for sustainable and vegan sneakers that will keep your feet comfy all day.

Key Features: Waterproof and breathable 100% Vegan sneakers, 100% recyclable packaging with zero use of plastic.

Price range: $$

Drawbacks: Feet may get hot and sweaty in warmer climates due to waterproof nature of the shoes.

Canadian shoe brand Vessi creates stylish vegan sneakers that are waterproof, breathable, and designed for all-day comfort.

Vessi sneakers get great reviews, with over 3000 five-star reviews on the Vessi website.

Vessi uses 100% animal-free materials. The waterproof uppers in Vessi sneakers are created from Dyma-tex, a patented polyurethane PU material, which is 100% waterproof and will keep your feet dry and prevent overheating.

Sustainability: All vegan sneakers, Certified B corp, great alternative to vans or converse.

Price: $$

Drawbacks: Ships from Australia, so shipping time and distance may be a negative factor.

Etiko creates completely vegan sneakers, in a Fair Trade Certified process with no animal glues or toxic chemicals.

Etiko was the first fashion brand in the Southern Hemisphere to become Fair Trade Certified. They pay their employees around the world proper living wages and are transparent about their process.

If you’re looking for a vegan sneaker ideal for everyday wear, it’s hard to go wrong with Etiko.

Sustainability: BCOME seal of transparency, PETA-approved vegan, wide range of sustainable materials

Pricing: $$$

Beflamboyant is a 100% vegan shoe brand, with the PETA-approved vegan seal, as well as being licensed by The Vegan Society.

Each shoe is handcrafted in Portugal using materials like corn waste, recycled cotton, recucled foam for the insoles, recycled PET, and much more (the list of impressively sustainable materials goes on). The shoes are shipped in zero-waste packaging, and Beflamboyant also plants a tree for every pair sold.

“Ecothes Reviewed: I have my own pair of Beflamboyant sneakers and love how soft the bamboo lining is. The shoes work well with any outfit and the vegan leather is super soft. – Bethany“

Sustainability: Cruelty-free, recycled and plant-based materials

Pricing: $$$

Drawbacks: Some styles contain high percentage of virgin plastic.

MAT(terial) and NAT(ure) is a brand that’s all about connecting these two elements to create ethical and vegan products. Steadfast in trying to protect the planet, Matt + Nat’s design philosophy is about creating beautiful products that are sustainable and eco-friendly. 

This results in vegan sneakers (among other products) that are made from recycled and plant-based materials. Matt + Nat vegan sneakers are timeless, elegant, and use the brand’s signature vegan materials to create stylish shoes that are functional yet eco-friendly.

Sustainability: Innovative vegan materials

Price range: $$ – $$$

Drawbacks: Not all Clae shoes are vegan, make sure to only check out its vegan shoes

Clae are a well-known brand, and their Bradley Vegan shoe is a stylish vegan sneaker option.

Although the brand isn’t 100% vegan as they do create some leather sneakers, it’s always good to see popular brands like Clae moving into more sustainable and ethical materials.

Their vegan range comes in several colorways, including white (pictured), brown, navy, and black.

Sustainability: Vegan sneakers created from recycled plastic bottles

Price: $-$$

Drawbacks: The Zilker model is not waterproof

Texas-based recycled shoe brand Suavs creates lightweight, travel-friendly shoes from recycled materials. All SUAVS shoes are made with animal-free materials and are entirely vegan.

SUAVS sneakers are breathable and moisture-wicking, thanks to a 3D knitted upper, and feature a flexible rubber sole available in either white or gum.

Also available to shop at Zappos.com.