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.

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: 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.

Sustainability: Retro style vegan sneakers from eco-friendly materials, including bamboo and corn waste

Price: $$-$$

Drawbacks: Reviews say the shoes can cause blisters when breaking in.

If you’re looking for a classic retro-inspired vegan sneaker, check out Flamingos Life – a sustainable shoe brand that’s creating its sneakers from completely animal-free materials.

The brand takes its inspiration from the 70s, 80s, and 90s to create stylish vegan sneakers as an eco-friendly alternative to leather sneakers. By using non-animal materials, Flamingos Life can use 66% less CO2 and 78% less water.

Also available to shop on Unitedbyblue.com.

Sustainability: Vegan, Cruelty-Free

Pricing: $$

Drawbacks: Styles sell out easily due to small batches

Will’s Vegan Store has been an important fixture in the sustainable fashion movement since 2012. As their name hints, each pair of sneakers is made from completely vegan materials – from uppers and linings to the glue that holds it all together.

Their vegan leather is created from bio-oil sourced from organic cereal crops native to Northern Europe. Linings are made in Spain from recycled rubber. And, their shoes have also earned a stamp from approval from The Vegan Society. Each product is registered with the society and embossed with their trademark to make it official. 

All products under the Will’s Vegan Shoes brand are made in Italy and Portugal and follow strict fair trade and employment laws to ensure manufacturing is completed as ethically as possible.

Sustainability: Vegan, sustainable and recycled materials, eco-friendly business practices

Price: $$$ – $$$$

Drawbacks: More expensive than other brands on the list.

Yatay’s made-in-Italy sneakers are Peta-approved, and for every pair sold a tree gets planted thanks to their partnership with One Tree Planted.

They’re a relatively new brand, having only been around since 2018.

They don’t use animal leather and instead rely on a mix of bio-polyols and recycled polyester, with the look being completed by 100% hemp laces. The rest of the shoes incorporate materials such as recycled plastic bottles, recycled rubber, recycled foam, and bio-resins.

All in all, Yatay’s sneakers are highly sustainable and look great. We definitely recommend checking them out.

Sustainability: Vegan sneakers are ethically made from sustainable materials, including organic cotton and recycled materials.

Price: $$-$$$

Drawbacks: Mixed reviews, with some customers saying shoes are lower quality than others on the market.

Saye is a Spanish-based vegan shoe brand that ethically creates sneakers in Portugal using bio-based vegan leather and recycled materials, including recycled rubber and plastic.

The brand has six retro-inspired models, each created from animal-free materials.

Saye’s sneakers are stylish, and many customers say their shoes are comfortable. However, these positive reviews are conflicted with a few reviews online reporting poor quality and poor customer service, with an average rating of 3.8/5 stars on Trustpilot.

Also available to shop at Thought.com, knowtheorigin.com, and Atterley.com.

Sustainability: PETA-Approved Vegan certified shoes made ethically in the EU

Best for: Vegan alternative to converse

Ships to: the EU & International

If you’re looking for vegan skate shoes, check out Bohempia, a fun European brand creating its shoes from hemp.

The brand is PETA-Approved Vegan certified and uses sustainable materials and ethical production.

Bohempia creates two styles of vegan shoes, a barefoot range that features a minimal sole and a classic range which are flexible and lightweight.

Hemp is a fantastic shoe material thanks to its antimicrobial, thermoregulating, and moisture-wicking properties, meaning you won’t suffer from sweaty feet as you might in PU plastic sneakers.

Sustainability: Preventing marine pollution by recycling plastic bottles destined for the ocean into their eco bags. They are working towards a circular, zero-waste supply chain by 2023.

Price: $$$

Rothy’s take plastic bottles destined for the ocean and turns them into their signature, stylish handbags.

Bottles are transformed into yarn, which is then knitted, using state-of-the-art 3-D technology, into their signature, durable, washable bags, resulting in marine pollution and less waste.

They have styles to suit every occasion, from classic handbags with removable straps to contemporary shopping totes.

Sustainability: Certified sustainable materials, Lean Closet Program that gives a second life to products, repair services

Price range: $$$

Next up, a fantastic female-led sustainable handbag brand with an even more amazing mantra— “Fewer, better.” Cuyana’s most-beloved totes, off-duty crossbody, travel, and occasion bags are all responsibly-made with certified ethical leather, recycled plastics, and uncoated GOTS-certified Turkish canvas.

The result? Premium-quality wardrobe staples can easily take you from your next city stroll to brunch and special events.

What we love the most about this brand is that all ethical leather handbags are crafted responsibly in family-run factories throughout Vietnam, Italy, Turkey, and Argentina.

Most importantly, Cuyana thrives on being as transparent as possible, and thus, the website allows us to track the entire supply suppliers list. Lastly, Cuyana facilitates repairs for your ethical luxury handbags and Cuyana pieces and gives a second life to products through its Lean Closet Program.

Sustainability: Certified sustainable materials, B Corporation, traceable, recycling programs, Responsible production

Price range: $$$

From bucket bags and sustainable tote bags to totes, sling bags, baskets, handbags, and wallets, Sezane has all our sartorial needs covered. They opt for eco-friendly materials such as natural heritage 100% vegetable-tanned smooth cowhide leather, natural raffia, and cotton linings to create their raved-about and ultra-chic lineup.

The sustainable French brand aims to add a touch of timeless sophistication to our rotation. That’s why they solely partner up with the best fair trade ateliers to design their product’s ethical handbags fairly and responsibly. Lastly, the B-certified corporation bears the Oeko-Tex Standard 100 certification, which confirms the absence of harmful chemical substances.

Sustainability: Sustainable materials, vegan leather

Price range: $$ – $$$

Matt & Nat have been featured on our blog before, as we have high praise for their vegan shoes.

They don’t only stop at footwear, though. Matt & Nat’s handbag and backpack range are all made from vegan leather and contain a range of sustainable materials that include recycled nylons, cardboard, rubber, cork, and even plastic bottles.

Sustainability: Organic cotton and ethical manufacturing

Price Range: $

A firm handbag favorite of ours here at the Ecothes HQ is TerraThread. You can see my bag in the two pictures alongside and below.

Terra Thread bags are a testament to the power of conscious design and responsible manufacturing. Committed to making a positive difference, TerraThread stands out as a sustainable and ethical brand in the world of fashion. Their bags are thoughtfully crafted using organic cotton and eco-friendly materials, minimizing their environmental footprint without compromising on style or functionality.

What makes Terra Thread truly exceptional is its dedication to fair wages and safe working conditions for the skilled artisans who create these masterpieces. By choosing Terra Thread bags, you not only embrace a stylish accessory but also contribute to a greener and more equitable future, one bag at a time.

We’ve tested both their work tote and cross-body bag, and we love both durability and practically! Read our full review here.

Sustainability: A range of eco-friendly purses from sustainable handbag brands

Price Range: $-$$$

Made Trade is an online ethical marketplace offering a range of eco-friendly purses from sustainable handbag brands at an affordable price.

Made Trade’s bag offering stands out as an exceptional choice for the conscious consumer due to its vast collection of ethical bags.

Each handbag they feature is crafted with impeccable artistry and an unwavering commitment to quality; these bags exude timeless elegance and durability, making them a reliable companion for any occasion.

Made Trade feature bags from brands we’ve included, such as Nisolo and Allegorie, including other amazing eco-friendly purse brands like Purse & Clutch, Tiradia Cork (Pictured) and more.

Sustainability: Luxury microfiber vegan leather material, sweatshop-free and cruelty-free manufacturing, MWBE certified, gives back.

Price range: $$$

Luxury designer vegan handbags? Yes, please! The NY-based sustainable handbag brand Gunas, aims to accessories each of our daily looks with ethical handbags, tote bags, canvas bags, and purses. And they’re certainly not afraid of color!

Their sustainable tote bags are ideal for the office but also double as a perfect feather-light everyday bag. We love the intricate detailing and beautiful silhouettes. Some sustainable handbags are even adorned with ribbons and striking prints.

Last but not least, the conscious company teamed up with artisan and small-scale, MWBE Certified ethical manufacturers from countries such as India, South Korea, Mexico, Brazil, and Hong Kong.

Sustainability: FSC Certified cork, fully vegan, resource re-utlization, small batch production

Price: $$

Corkor is (as you may have already guessed) a brand making a range of bags and accessories from cork, which is sustainable and vegan.

All of their cork used is FSC® certified, so you know it’s being sourced in a sustainable way.

As well as using cork, they have a range of sustainable initiatives going on at Corkor which include using water re-utilization systems, making items in small batches, using non-toxic inks, and minimizing the use of polyester.

Sustainability: Ethically-sourced leather, on-demand production, eco-friendly manufacturing process, made in Europe, sustainable packaging

Price range: $$$

Handcrafted with premium quality leather certified by the Leather Working Group, Aloha’s ethical leather handbags, sandals, and heels deserve a place in your rotation.

The ethical luxury handbags line knows no limit, from trend-driven mini bags to big tote bags, straw bags, or cute pouches.

Sustainable street style connoisseurs will fall in love with the ribbed-effect leather cylinder shoulder bag, but if you prefer something a bit more subtle, have a look at the O Evergreen Bag.

What makes this sustainable handbag brand stand out? Their pre-order system allows them to anticipate demand levels before production accurately, so they only produce the number of shoes they’re going to sell, which helps to minimize waste.

Sustainability: Climate Neutral Certification, eco-friendly materials, ethical manufacturing, B-certified corporation, Leather Working Group Certified

Price Range: $$$

The raved-about B Corp, Nisolo, offers some of the best sustainable handbags out there! Their collection epitomizes timeless minimalism with beautifully-made clutches, crossbody bags, sustainable tote bags, backpacks, and wallets.

We love the muted color palettes, which can easily pair with every outfit. Their material of choice? Vegetable-tanned leather!

The conscious brand ensures that every Nisolo purchase gives a living wage to 100% of the people creating products in their factory and enables them to pursue living wages throughout the rest of their supply chain.

Sustainability: Traditional manufacturing process, organically tanned leathers, sustainable materials

Price range: $$$

The backbone of Mar Y Sol is to help families gain economic independence, whilst preserving a traditional craft and environmental conservation.

They work with families in Madagascar who use organically tanned leathers and sustainable materials to create their collection of eco-friendly handbags.

Every single bag they stock are hand-dyed and hand-woven, and they’ll only get better with age.

Sustainability: Vegan leather, made in Greece by local artisans

Price range: $$$$

Mashu is a London-based sustainable handbag brand. They design everything in-house in London, and the bags are then made in Greece by local artisans.

So, how are the bags sustainable? They’re leather, right? Wrong. Mashu’s bags are all made from completely vegan leather.

This means that as well as avoiding animal products, they reduce their use of resources such as land, water, food, and fuel. The vegan materials they use for their handbags include recycled, and bio-based materials.

Mashu’s bags look great – each has a unique, bespoke handle, and the minimalist designs inspired by Art Deco is bound to make you stand out.

Sustainability: Bio leather, USDA, PETA, and OEKO-TEX certified, responsible manufacturing,

Price Range: $$$

Ethical leather handbags made of fruits?! That’s right! Allegorie uses the finest and most sustainable USDA-certified Apple Leather, Mango Leather, and Cactus Leather to responsibly create their impressive range of wallets, tote bags, and backpacks.

In addition to being PETA vegan, the lineup also bears the OEKO-TEX certification, meaning it’s free of harmful chemical substances. This means that your new favorite ethical handbags are one-of-a-kind and stylish and help minimize food waste and pollution. How cool is that?

Also available to shop at Made Trade.

Sustainability: Sustainable materials, made in LA

Price:$$$

HFS Collective produce all of their bags locally in Los Angeles in an ethical way.

The materials their handbags are made from are all PETA-approved. According to HFS Collective, all of their materials fall under four categories: recycled, upcycled, deadstock, or low-impact.

They have a range of eco vegan leather bags, that are modern and stylish.

Sustainability: Work with small workshops in Guatemala and ensure their producers receive anywhere from 50-400% above the Fair Wage minimum. Items made with traditional techniques.

Price: $$ – $$$

The Root Collective are a sustainable handbag, shoe, and clothing brand that are definitely worth checking out.

They work with artisans in Guetamala and pay up to 400% above the Fair Wage minimum standard, and their mission is to continue to create jobs for people who need them.

Their ethically made handbags are made from high-quality leather, and often finished with unique handwoven details,

If you’re looking for a timeless handbag, you can’t go wrong the The Root Collective.

Sustainability: Climate-neutral certified brand creating sustainable workout clothes from recycled plastics. 1% of their annual revenue is donated to environmental and community organizations.

Sizes: XS-XXL

Price: $ – $$

Wolven is a BIPOC, a female-founded, sustainable activewear brand that operates with the most profound appreciation for our earth. The brand creates sustainable leggings and sports bras from recycled marine plastics and eco-friendly modal fabric, which is super soft and breathable.

Wolven collects 1 pound of ocean-bound plastic for every order through partnerships with One Earth — One Ocean. In addition, 1% of their annual revenue is donated to environmental and community organizations working to protect our planet and uplift our communities.

Sustainability: Certified B Corp, sustainable materials, carbon-neutral activewear

Sizes: XS-3XL

Price: $$

Allbirds are an activewear brand that start out making sneakers, but have now expanded into apparel. If you’re looking for natural workout clothes, Allbirds is your go to brand.

Their TrinoXO™ tees are perfect for yoga, dance, HIIT classes, or any other mid-high intensity exercise.

We’ve tested their tees, leggings, as well as their running shoes and can confirm that they hold up well during exercise — they’re light, breathable, and comfortable.

Allbirds have just released their highly anticipated, new Natural Run Collection, featuring sustainable leggings, bike shorts and sustainable workout tops. We have reviewed their new leggings here.

Whether you’re looking for your next pair of running shoes, or your perfect gym tee, Allbirds have you covered.

Sustainability: Sustainable leggings and sports tops made in small batches from recycled materials

Sizes: XS-XL

Price: $ – $$

LNDR is a female-led brand created with the ethos that less is more. So instead of creating thousands of styles of poorly made leggings, LNDR is taking a different approach.

We were thrilled to learn that the London-born brand uses recycled materials to create high-quality activewear built to last workout after workout. LNDR’s sustainable leggings may be pricier than others on the list, but they get fantastic reviews worldwide.

“Ecothes Reviewed: I’ve personally tested LNDR Leggings, running shorts, and their tank top, and can honestly say they’re some of the best quality leggings available. The leggings stay put and are perfect for the gym or running.“

Sustainability: Ethical manufacturing in the USA using sustainable materials and recycled fabric, including recycled polyester

Price: $$

Sizes: US 0 to 32

Look no further than DAY/ WON if you’re looking for supportive, sustainable, and stylish activewear.

DAY/ WON is a size-inclusive sportswear brand creating sustainable activewear for everybody. The brand is the first activewear brand to offer every single piece of clothing in inclusive sizing, something we hope more brands will follow!

The sportswear brand is also sustainable, creating its ethical activewear in New York from recycled materials.

Sustainability: Activewear produced from recycled bottles. Climate Neutral company. Transparent supply chain.

Sizes: XS-XL

Price: $$$

Cult sustainable clothing brand Reformation presents their chic activewear line Ref Active. The line, produced from recycled plastic bottles, includes ultra-stylish workout clothes that are work for you and the planet.

They have two fabric choices; the EcoMove range is perfect for medium impact, while their EcoStretch range is a velvety performance fabric ideal for lower impact workouts.

Sustainability: Organic materials, B Corp, give back program, fair trade

Sizes: XS-XXL

Price: $$ – $$$

Patagonia is already one of the most popular ethical activewear brands in the world. You may already know, but sustainability is at the core of Patagonia’s business model.

Patagonia donates (at least) 1% of their sales to help grassroots organizations protect the planet, and their founder Yvon Chouinard is well-known for his support of sustainable practices and anti-consumerism.

The brand is synonymous with the outdoors and is an obvious first stop for eco-friendly activewear. From fleeces to jackets to leggings, they’ve got you covered.

You can be sure that the quality of the clothes will be high and you’ll be able to find everything you need for a day hiking, from clothing to accessories to backpacks.

If you’re interesting in learning more about Patagonia’s mission, we’d also recommend their book, which we talked more about in this post.

We’ve testes Patagonia’s running leggings, they are comfortable, breathable and they have lasted over 3 years will regular use!

Sustainability: Sustainable and responsible materials such as GRS recycled polyester & ethical production practices

Price: $$

Sizes: UK 6-24

If you’re looking for sustainable activewear in the UK, then we recommend you check out Thought.

The UK-based eco-conscious brand has released its new line of size-inclusive activewear, created with GRS recycled materials, including recycled polyester.

The consciously curated line includes sustainable leggings, sports bras, and bike shorts in stylish colors and patterns so that you can rock that athleisure look outside of the gym.

Sustainability: Fair Trade Certified™ clothing, organic cotton, recycled wool, adhere to the Responsible Down Standard, bluesign®-systems to remove harmful chemicals from the production process and responsibly dispose of them

Sizes: XS-XL

Price: $$

prAna has been around for a while now. Since the brand was founded in 1992 in Carlsbad, California, they’ve been creating Fair Trade Certified clothing from sustainable materials, ideal for wearing in the great outdoors, yoga, or adventure.

They have a wide selection, from ethical leggings, to accessories such as bags, eco-friendly yoga mats, and hats.

We love how they use recycled materials and have fair trade certified factories.

Sustainability: Sustainable materials including hemp, cork & organic cotton, 10 trees planted for every item purchase

Sizes: XS-XXL

Price: $$

Ready to plant some trees? Then you need to check out tentree.

For every item purchased they plant 10 trees (understand the name choice, now?), and they’ve currently planted over 30+ million trees around the world.

As well as their tree planting initiative, they only use sustainable materials such as hemp, cork, and organic cotton.

You can find sustainable workout clothes, running clothes, and outdoor wear for all seasons at tentree, for both men and women, as well as a range of accessories.

Sustainability: Size-inclusive workout dress created from recycled materials

Sizes: XS-5XL

Price: $$

If you’re looking for a sustainable workout dress, look no further than Kitty & Vibe’s new play dress.

The brand’s best-selling style comes in six playful colors and is created from recycled materials. What we love about the play dress is it’s designed to flatter and fit everybody. Plus, the play dress features a built-in supportive bra, adjustable straps, shorts, pockets, and leg grips – to ensure the shorts don’t bunch up during exercise.

Sustainability: Made in USA, limited runs, waste-reduction and recycling processes, tree planting program

Sizes: XS-XL

Price: $$

Yogavated makes limited runs of uniquely designed yoga wear.

They have a waste reduction and recycling program to reduce the footprint of their manufacturing process, as well as a tree-planting program to give back to the earth.

Another cool thing about Yogavated is how they support artists by collaborating with them and displaying their art on their clothes, which means you’ll stand out from the crowd!

Sustainability: Sustainable and recycled materials, ethically certified factories, profit donations

Sizes: XS-XXL

Price: $$

Threads 4 Thought is a sustainable activewear brand creating high-performance clothes for both men and women in a range of styles based in New York.

Their activewear is made from eco-friendly materials like certified organic cotton (uses trap crops instead of pesticides), recycled polyester (50% less carbon by-product than standard polyester), and Lenzing Modal (carbon-neutral). When you compare these to traditional activewear

They’re also partnered with the International Rescue Committee and donate a portion of their profit to benefit communities in need around the world. Threads 4 Thought are definitely a sustainable sportswear brand worth checking out.

Sustainability: Climate neutral company, using natural renewable fabrics such as TENCEL™ LYOCELL and ROICA® V550 a biodegradable version of elastic. They also use organic materials such as organic cotton and natural rubber.

Sizes: XS-XXXL

Price:$$

Tripulse is a sustainable activewear brand on a mission to create sustainable sports clothes that elevate your workout experience.

They use renewable fabrics such as TENCEL™ LYOCELL and ROICA® V550 and organic GOTS certified cotton and natural rubber.

They are Oekotex Standard 100 certified, which means they don’t use any harmful or toxic chemicals or dyes to produce their products.

We chatted to the founder of Tripulse on the inspiration behind the brand, check out the interview here.

Sustainability: 100% organic recycled fabrics, made in USA, traceable production, % GMO-free, pesticide & herbicide-free production.

Sizes: XS-4XL

Price: $$ – $$$

Based in Vernon, California, Groceries Apparel is an activewear brand using 100% organic materials. Their materials are traced from their source to their factory in California.

They also use an eco-friendly dying process. They use natural herbs and plants which are cleaned, and then ground up and seized to create a dye powder. Not only are the dyes non-toxic, but they’re also unique and exceptional in color.

Sustainability: Fully transparent supply chain, recycled plastic leggings blended with organic cotton & sustainable sports bras

Size: X-L

Price: $$

Inhala Soulwear creates the dreamiest sustainable leggings from recycled materials, perfect for yoga or pilates. Their designs encapsulate the earth and nature, drawing inspiration from Inhala’s Peruvian founders.

Inhala Soulwear is crafted from organic and recycled materials, including organic cotton leggings and leggings made from recycled ocean plastic.

Sustainability: Made in USA, recycled materials, living wage to workers, safe production environment

Sizes: XS-3XL

Price: $$ – $$$

Like several other brands here, Yoga Democracy focuses on clothes are going to look good and feel great during your yoga sessions.

All of their clothes are Made in the USA. What makes Yoga Democracy really interesting is their range of prints. You’ll be unlikely to see anyone wearing the same gear as you and will stand out from the crowd, and they regularly release new styles.

They also use a range of recycled materials in their garments, and they pay living wages to their employees. They’re a brand we can definitely get behind!

Sustainability: Made in the USA, member of 1% For The Planet, recycled materials

Sizes: S-XL

Price: $ – $$

Cerinic is a sustainable activewear company focused on hiking and climbing apparel.

All of their clothes are made in the USA and they use sustainable materials such as recycled polyester. As well as their clothes being made from recycled materials, all of Cerinic’s packaging is recycled too.

They’re also putting their money where their mouth is. As a member of 1% for the Planet they donate a portion of their profits into the organization that promotes environmental solutions to create a healthier planet.

Sustainability: 1 product purchased from Pangaia = 1 tree planted, protected and restored. Natural and organic materials used in their activewear.

Sizes: XS-XL

Price: $$$

Pangaia is a playful, sustainable clothing brand that has expanded its popular range to include bold, bright, functional workout clothes.

Their eco-friendly range is produced from a mix of natural and biodegradable materials, including castor beans, seaweed, and eucalyptus. These are accompanied by high-performance ultra moisture-wicking technology made from 100% bio-based microalgae so that you can sweat it out all day in their colorful sets.

Sustainability: Recycled and eco-friendly fabrics, such as TENCEL™, Modal, and Cupro.

Sizes: XS-2XL

Price: $$

Summersalt creates bold, playful, eco-friendly activewear designed to wear anywhere.

Their leggings and sports bras are both made with a combination of both sustainable and recycled materials, like recycled polyester made from plastic bottles.

Summersalt’s leggings and sports bras are super soft and safe for your skin, with SPF 50+ UV protection.

This women-led brand has inclusive sizing, perfect for every body shape and size, allowing you to feel cool and confident both in the gym and out.

Key Features: Fair Trade and organic cotton boxer shorts made ethically.

Styles: Organic cotton boxers, briefs, and extended long leg boxer styles

Sizes: S-XXL

Pact’s smooth, breathable, soft organic cotton boxers are created ethically with Fair Trade GOTS organic cotton.

These soft men’s boxers allow you to feel secure and comfortable with a no-roll, smooth, secure waistband, and tagless back. In addition, pact’s organic boxers and briefs are created without toxic chemicals and use less than 81% water to produce than conventional cotton boxers.

Like Organic Basics, Pact offers bundle savings on multiple packs.

Key Features: Ethical and GOTS organic cotton boxers available in thirteen Oeko-Tex® certified colors.

Styles: Ethical Boxer briefs

Sizes: XS-XL

Colorful Standard is a sustainable brand focused on creating men’s and women’s basics in vibrant colors.

The brand ensures ethical production by creating all its clothing in its factory in Portugal.

As well as being an ethical brand, Colorful Standard uses sustainable materials, including organic cotton and Oeko-Tex® certified dyes.

Key Features: Breathable and naturally odor reducing boxers created from natural materials including wool, TENCEL™, and Lyocell.

Styles: Boxer trunk and boxer brief styles

Sizes: S-XXL

Famous sustainable brand Allbirds is well-known for creating ultra-comfortable running shoes and sneakers, but did you know the brand also has a great range of apparel, including men’s Trino® underwear.

Allbirds’ men’s Trino® boxer shorts are naturally breathable and soft thanks to a unique blend of natural and renewable materials, including 28% wool and 65% TENCEL™ and Lyocell.

The Allbirds Trino® boxers offer the widest variety of colors compared to any other brand featured on this list.

Key Features: Robust and practical boxers, sewn-in Fair Trade factories from renewable, eco-friendly materials.

Styles: Short leg boxers, long leg boxers, loose boxer short styles

Sizes: S-XXL

For almost four decades, well-known sustainable outdoor clothing brand Patagonia has been creating practical and versatile outdoor apparel from low-impact and sustainable materials.

The brand has a reputation for creating garments that will work with you and the great outdoors, and Patagonia’s range of men’s boxer shorts is no exception.

Created from Tencel, the men’s boxer shorts are breathable and naturally moisture-wicking, suitable for hiking, climbing, working, and general wear.

Key Features: Recycled polyester and organic cotton boxers featuring an antimicrobial coating for added protection from odor

Styles: Organic boxer briefs, boxer trunks, and briefs

Sizes: S-XL

If you’re looking for an organic boxer short that can also reduce odor and bacteria, check out Frank and Oak’s underwear range.

Frank and Oak’s organic cotton boxers are unique because they feature an added Rudolf SILVERPLUS® antimicrobial coating, which works to inhibit many odor-causing bacteria, keeping your underwear fresher for longer.

Key Features: Men’s ethical boxers are made with eco-friendly materials. Each purchase plants ten trees.

Styles: 5″ Boxer brief

Sizes: S-XXL

Tentree is a certified B Corp, creating ethical and sustainable clothing from low-impact, organic and recycled materials. Tentree will plant ten trees for every item purchased, with over 70 million trees planted to date.

The brand produces all of its garments ethically in factories with safe working conditions. In addition, the brand has a transparent supply chain and publishes its suppliers on its website, which you can check out here.

Tentree’s men’s boxers are created from a blend of 60% TENCEL x REFIBRA, Lyocell, and 35% Organic Cotton, making the shorts comfortably soft and naturally moisture-wicking.

Key Features: Ethically made, ultra-soft, seamless and tagless boxers. STANDARD 100 by OEKO-TEX®.

Styles: Boxer short briefs, long leg boxers

Sizes: S-XL

Take your comfort level up a notch with Boody’s seamless bamboo boxers.

In fair and safe working conditions, Boody creates ethical boxers and briefs from organically-grown bamboo fibers.

The bamboo fibers are naturally thermoregulating, breathable, and naturally odor-resistant, making them the perfect material for underwear.

Boody’s men’s underwear range features an elastic waistband to keep the shorts and briefs secure all day.

Key Features: Organic cotton and hemp boxers, ethically made, certified STANDARD 100 by OEKO-TEX® and PETA-Approved Vegan.

Styles: S-4XL

Sizes: Ethical boxers, hemp boxer briefs, briefs, trunks

WAMA creates soft and durable organic cotton and hemp underwear for men and women.

Hemp fabric is naturally anti-bacterial and has anti-odor properties, while organic cotton is naturally moisture-wicking and breathable, allowing you to feel fresh all day long.

WAMA is so sure you’ll love how comfortable their underwear is; they offer a free “No questions asked & no returns needed” guarantee with your first purchase.

Key Features: Ethical underwear men’s boxers created from Fair Trade and GOTS organic cotton.

Styles: Trunks

Sizes: S-XXL

Australian sustainable clothing and sneakers brand Etiko creates classic men’s boxer trunks from fair trade, and GOTS certified organic cotton.

As a certified B Corp, the brand meets high ethical and environmental production standards.

Etiko’s trunks come in four different colors and patterns.

Key Features: Silky smooth lyocell boxers

Styles: Classic men’s boxers

Sizes: S-XL

The London Sock Company is a much-loved sock brand creating high-quality men’s intimates. The brand is so confident in the quality of its socks that it’ll replace them if there are any problems with them in the first year.

Since the success of their signature socks, the brand has expanded its collection to include sustainably made lyocell boxer shorts that are 50% more absorbent & moisture-wicking than cotton and use 50% less water to produce than cotton.

SPF: 30 & 35

Key benefits: Vegan, cruelty-free, Leaping Bunny certified, and formulated without Parabens, Sulfates, Phthalates

Forget Parabens and synthetic fragrances and meet Kinfield, a clean, effective, and sustainable skincare line formulated with responsibly sourced ingredients.

Kinfield offers two types of cruelty-free sunscreen, both of which are Vegan and Leaping Bunny Certified. The daily dew sunscreen created with 100% mineral, broad-spectrum SPF 35, is water-resistant and won’t melt even on hot summer days.

Created using nourishing natural ingredients, including Seakelp, Aloe Vera, Jojoba oil and Rosemary extract, Kinfield protects your skin while giving a summer glow.

Unfortunately, this product only ships within the US.

SPF: 30, 40, and 50 options

Key benefits: Zinc free, fragrance free, reef-safe, cruelty-free, B Corp

If you’re looking for a clear sunscreen that isn’t full of chemincals, Babo Botanical have a great choice.

All of their products are based on natural, cruelty-free, eco-friendly ingredients designed to be safe for your skin, and the planet. The sun protection is delivered through 16% zinc oxide, an effective, non-chemical protection.

Babo Botanical are a Certified B Corp, too, so you can be sure they’re making efforts to make their entire business, supply chain, and impact more sustainable.

The clear sunscreen is gentle, easy to wash off, and rubs in more easily than most mineral based sunscreens.

SPF: 30 and 50

Key benefits: Mineral-based, contains antioxidants, fragrance-free

Sonrei have two products – an SPF 30, and an SPF 50 sunscreen. Both are translucent gels that leave no trace (apart from a slight matte finish).

Sonrei’s sunscreen is water and sweat resistant for up to 80 minutes (ideal for summer exercise sessions).

In terms of sustainability, we’re impressed. The sunscreen is vegan, GMO, and gluten-free. It only includes reef-friendly ingredients, and it’s free of alcohol, fragrance, and parabens. It also contains three powerful antioxidants in the form of Vitamin C, Vitamin E, and Ferulic Acid, to keep your skin healthy and protected.

Sonrei is also a partner of 1% For The Planet. Every year they give back 1% of their gross sales each year to environmental nonprofit partners.

SPF: 30

Key benefits: Mineral-based, contains antioxidants, fragrance-free

This Umbra Sheer sunscreen from Drunk Elephant is a mineral-based sunscreen ideal for all skin tones. As it’s a physical sunscreen it’s not packed with chemicals, instead, it essentially bounces the sun’s rays off your skin.

It’s full of antioxidants to nourish your skin, including grape juice, sunflower shoot extract, and astaxanthin.

The unique formula is designed for everyday use and it won’t leave any white marks or grease on your skin. It’s also free of fragrance, essential oils, and silicones to help ensure it’s suitable for sensitive skin.

SPF: 47

Key benefits: Chemical free, cruelty-free, paraben free, gluten free, synthetic fragrance free

This daily moisturizer from Josie Maran is ideal for everyday use.

It’s high SPF of 47 means you’ll be protected even in the height of summer, and considering we’re meant to wear sunscreen almost all year round, using a moisturizer with SPF inside will simplify your morning routine.

It doesn’t leave any residue on your face, and it’s a perfect way to combine protection and hydration without the typical irritation that many generic sunscreens come with.

The SPF 47 is powered by zinc oxide and titanium dioxide, as well as Josie Maran’s SunBoost ATB™—a blend of antioxidants and hydrators including ingredients like Pure Argan Oil, Jojoba Oil and Green Tea.

The brand recommends applying it 15 minutes before sun exposure, and reapplying at least every 2 hours if you’re outside in the sun.

SPF: 30

Key benefits: Water resistant, cruelty-free, made in the USA, free of parabens and phthalates

This lightweight body moisturizer has SPF 30 protection is ideal if you’re planning on going swimming, as it’s water resistant for up to 80 minutes.

Its non-greasy and doesn’t leave residue. There are ingredients like Vitamin C and Aloe and marine extracts to keep your skin healthy, as well as being free of harsh parabens, phthalates, SLS or mineral oils.

It’s made made in the USA, with globally sourced ingedients. The bottle is made from 100% recycled plastic, designed for you to recycle when you’re finished with it.

SPF: 30

Key benefits: Scentless, reef-friendly, non-greasy

This cruelty free sunscreen from Supergoop! is a great option. It’s disappears into your skin and doesn’t pill or interfere with makeup.

It’s filled with skin-friendly ingredients such as blue light neutralising red algae, and meadowfoam seed for hydration.

The SPF 30 will protect you against UVA, UVB, IRA rays, and it’s sweat and water-resistant.

SPF: 50

Key benefits: Cruelty-free, vegan, no artificial fragrances or colors

MyCheelle Dermaceuticals have a variety of sunscreen options that are cruelty-free.

This sun shield liquid is a non-tinted formula made with 100% zinc oxide. That means it’s mineral-based protection, rather than chemical, so it’s kinder to your skin.

MyCheelle Dermaceuticals have a variety of sunscreen options that are cruelty-free.

This sun shield liquid is a non-tinted formula made with 100% zinc oxide. That means it’s mineral-based protection, rather than chemical, so it’s kinder to your skin.

A word of warning: it’s tempting to use the dropper to drop lots out, but you don’t need much to cover your face and neck effectively.

SPF: 30

Key benefits: Vegan, cruelty-free, created especially for skin prone to breakouts

If you suffer from acne breakouts and can’t find a facial sunscreen that offers protection without being too greasy for your skin, check out Cocoon Apothecary’s Reflector Sunscreen. It has SPF 30, is cruelty-free, vegan, and has been specifically designed not to clog the skin.

Cocoon Apothecary uses 100% plant-based ingredients and doesn’t use any dyes, Parabens, or Phthalates.

SPF: 31

Key benefits: Vegan, cruelty-free, unique, made from Plums

Le Prunier is a vegan and cruelty-free brand creating bespoke skincare that utilizes plums’ antioxidant-rich properties. The brand takes their homegrown plums and turns them into luxury sunscreen and other effective skincare.

Le Prunier’s Plumscreen® is noncomedogenic, reef safe, and dermatologist reviewed. Le Prunier’s natural sunscreen offers SPF 31 UVA/UVB/HEV PA+++ protection.

SPF: 30

Key benefits: Non-nano zinc oxide based, antioxidants, certified organic, made in the USA

AllGood’s mineral sunscreen range are all made with non-nano zinc oxide, which means they sit on top of your skin, rather than be absorbed by it.

It’s also a reef-friendly ingredient, so you can wear it in the sea without harming the ocean’s ecoystem.

It contains ingredientslike organic cocnut oil, jojoba oil, and shea butter to moisturize and nourish your skin. It’s gluten free, GMO free, and paraben free, too.

It’s water resistant for up to 80 minutes.

AllGood’s sunscreen does contain iron oxides, which may leave a stain on white fabrics (such as swimwear), so be careful as you’re applying.

SPF: 30

Key benefits: Certified Organic ingredients

This 4-in-1 multitasking cream blends zinc broad spectrum mineral sunscreen with ingredients like rich apple, grape and aloe botanical juices to help nourish your complexion.

It comes in sustainable packaging, and the tube is recyclable.

It’s certified as reef-friendly and cruelty-free.

Juice Beauty’s mineral moisturizers are a perfect go-to for your every day sun protection needs. It also comes in multiple colors so it’s easy to find one that matches your natural skin tone.

SPF: 30

Key benefits: EcoCert organic Zinc Oxide, mineral-based, free of disruptive chemicals

This everyday sunscreen from The Sunscreen Company is an amazing option if you’re looking for a daily sunscreen that provides protection and hydration.

It’s vegan, cruelty-free, fragrance-free and free from essential oils. They also avoid including any endocrine-disrupting chemicals or sulfates.

It’s more like a luxurious serum than a sunscreen with a creamy, airy lotion.

The Sunscreen Company test their products on all skin tones, and it’s designed to blend in perfectly no matter your skin tone.

Sustainability: 100% organic wool slippers, recycling program, sustainably sourced rubber

Price: From $109

Mahabis’ slippers are made from a variety of sustainable and organic materials.

The soft felt upper is made with recycled wool, with a neoprene heel cup to keep your foot supported in the slipper.

The sustainable slippers are super soft thanks to their 100% organic wool living, which is certified by EcoCert.

The thin sole is made from sustainably sourced Pura Latex rubber.

When your mahabis slippers are getting old, you can send them back for free to be recycled, and you’ll get a 15% voucher off your next pair.

Sustainability: Responsibly sourced wool, certified B Corp

Price: From €59

Baabuk’s ethical wool slippers are handmade in Nepal, using wool from New Zealand sheep raised by farmers with environmentally water and soap washing processes.

They’re a B Corp Certified company, so you can be confident that they meet the rigorous standards set to achieve that certification.

The slippers are comfortable and cozy, and will mold to your feet over time.

Sustainability: Member of 1% For The Planet, low-impact dyes, chemical-free, vegetable tanned leather, handmade by local artisans

Price: From $69

Kyrgies sustainable slippers are handmade in Bishkek, Kyrgyzstan using traditional processes and local wool.

The brand is a member of 1% For The Planet and they donate 1% of their revenues to environmental causes and organizations.

The wool in your Kyrgies comes from sheep that live in open fields in the mountains of Kyrgyzstan that are cared for by small family-run farms.

They’re cozy and snug, ideal for chilly days.

Sustainability: High-quality, natural materials including New Zealand Wool, Fair Trade Slippers

Price: $$

Nootkas are the perfect ethical slipper for lounging around the house. Nootkas are ethically made in Fair Trade certified factory in Nepal from high-quality New Zealand wool.

Nootkas house shoes mold to your feet, keeping them warm and cozy, while at the same time, the wool design wicks away any moisture. In addition, Nootkas have a soft natural suede sole with padded wool for extra comfort.

Nootkas sustainable slippers are packaged in plastic-free recycled cardboard packaging.

Sustainability: Sustainable ZQ Merino Wool, carbon-negative midsole, carbon neutral slipper

Price: From $95

The Allbirds Wool Dwellers are perfect for keeping your feet cozy all winter long.

The wool scraps are collected from Allbirds’ leftover wool during the production process for their other popular shoes, and the rubber soles use FSC certified natural rubber outsoles.

They come in a range of colors for men and women.

Based on the quality of other Allbirds products, we know these won’t let you down.

Allbirds are also a certified B Corporation, and a good track record of producing all of their shoes and apparel sustainably.

Sustainability: Vegan and cruelty free slippers made from recycled materials and plant based fabrics

Price: From $140

If it’s recycled slippers you’re after, Dooeys should be on your radar.

The brand creates stylish eco friendly slippers from plant based and recycled materials. In addition, Dooeys makes its ethical slippers responsibly in Portugal.

We love that Dooeys recycled slippers are lightweight and have added arch support for all-day comfort. Dooeys eco slippers are made with a sneaker-like grip sole, perfect for preventing slips.

Sustainability: Selection of fair trade and sustainable slippers from artisans using natural and recycled materials

Price: from $55

Made Trade is an online marketplace showcasing sustainable brands that create their products ethically, with the environment.

Made Trade’s sustainable slipper collection is fantastic. We particularly love these fair trade slippers by Chilote.

Chilote’s handmade slippers are made in small batches by artisans in Patagonia from locally sourced natural materials and sustainable materials.

Sustainability: Oeko-Tex Standard 100 certified, responsible and sustainable materials, nontoxic slippers

Price: from $39

Parachute is a sustainable brand creating luxuriously soft bedding, homeware, and loungewear from sustainable materials. In addition, parachutes products are Oeko-Tex Standard 100 certified, meaning they don’t contain any harmful chemicals.

The female-founded brand creates a soft and cozy loungewear collection, including a range of sustainable slippers and house shoes made from materials including Turkish cotton and buttery soft suede.

Sustainability: GOTS-certified organic cotton slippers

Price: From $58

If you’re looking for a pair of organic cotton slippers, check out Coyuchi.

Coyuchi is a brand specializing in luxurious yet eco-friendly textiles, including cozy eco-friendly slippers.

These Mediterranean-inspired house shoes are perfect for staying cozy around the house. Because they’re made with organic cotton, these sustainable slippers are moisture-wicking, keeping your feet toasty and warm while ensuring your feet don’t sweat.

Sustainability: Transparent wool supply chain, sourced from farmers with a Mulesing-free certification.

Price: From $50

Giesswein is a family-owned business that has been creating sustainable wool slippers for years. Since 1954 they have been recycling 90% of the water used in their production process and recycling all of their wool scraps.

They have a range of eco slippers made from ethically sourced virgin wool, which are comfortable, soft, and have grippy but flexible rubber soles.

They have several different styles, including ankle height slippers to keep your feat cozy all winter-long.