30 Apr 5 Sustainable Sun Dress Looks Perfect for Spring
Sun dresses are a staple of my closet. This outfit series includes 5 sustainable sun dresses that are sustainably made and ready to be worn. Let me know your favorite in the comments below!
Reformation Dress– Made with sustainable production in L.A.
LeSportsac X Baron Von Fancy Bag– Made with recycled nylon.
Wear Panda Sunglasses– Made with eco-friendly bamboo.
Bar Jewellery Earrings– Handcrafted with recycled silver.
Sensi Studio Hat– Made by artisans in Ecuador using toquilla straw.
Emme Parsons Sandals– Made in an ethically run factory in Italy.
Lemlem Dress– Made with handwoven Ethiopian cotton.
Yoko Yoko Vintage Bag– Made with upcycled kimonos.
Nisolo Shoes– Handmade in Nisolo’s ethical factory in Peru.
Dick Moby Sunglasses– Made with bio-based acetate.
Bibi Van Der Velden Earrings– Made sustainably with scarab beetle wings.
Faithfull Dress– Made ethically in Bali with traditional printing techniques.
Theory Sandal– Made with leather from a tannery that has zero toxic waste.
Janessa Leone Hat– Handmade in an employee-owned factory with ethically sourced wool.
Cult Gaia Bag– Made from reclaimed bamboo.
Lily Flo Earrings– Handmade in London using recycled metals.
Pala Sunglasses– For every pair sold a pair of eyeglasses is given to a child in need.
Sanuk Sandals– Made with recycled yoga mats.
Ulla Johnson Dress– Made ethically with traditional folk embroidery.
Hozen Bag– Made with pinatex a fruit derived leather.
Organic Pharmacy Sunscreen– Reef-friendly mineral based sunscreen.
Westward Leaning Sunglasses– Handmade with bio-based acetate.
Soko Earrings– Made by female artisans in Kenya.
My Beachy Side Dress– Made with cotton and ethically crafted by refugees in Turkey.
Nick Fouquet Hat– Made with ethically and sustainably harvested Beaver fur trim. No beavers were hurt making the hat.
Ancient Greek Sandals– Made with vegetable tanned leather and artisan techniques.
Sunski Sunglasses– Made with recycled plastic.
Rosehip & Wild Bag– Made with vegetable tanned leather and sustainable and ethical practices.
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