Blazer Season: 15 Sustainable Options for Fall

23 Sep Blazer Season: 15 Sustainable Options for Fall

Posted at 12:15h in Fall, trends by sustainableoutfits 1 Comment

You know it’s fall when blazers start popping up everywhere. What better way to kick summer to the curb than embracing the cooler temperatures and more buttoned-up style? Whether paired casually with jeans or matched to some trousers these 15+ sustainable fall blazers will take you around the season in style.

Affordable

Ash & Rose Collection $89.99

Produced on Cape Cod using reclaimed materials. Everything is made slowly and is not produced in mass quantities.

Komodo $99

Clean styles, simple silhouettes. Komodo is crafted by artisans in eco factories that are also fair trade.

Hanita $85

Made with Tencel in Italy. Which is produced in an almost zero waste, closed loop system.

High Street

Ji Won Choi $186

The Ji Won Choi x Yooxygen collaboration is inspired by our overconsumption. The pieces are designed to last and be versatile so you get the most out of them.

Everlane $135

The fabric is GoWeave wool that’s spun in Italy. The jacket is then produced in an ethical factory in Vietnam. This particular factory works with Better Work, a program that tries to make the fashion supply chain more transparent. Definitely check them out.

Eileen Fisher $131

Another tencel blazer! Tencel is made with responsibly harvested trees and recycles all the solvents and water used to produce the fabric.

Amour Vert $148

Tailored but laidback at the same time. This Amour Vert Jacket is a combination of modal and organic cotton. It’s also produced in California.

Kowtow $139

Made with GOTS certified organic cotton and the buttons are recycled hemp. Kowtow also produces its collections in fair trade certified factories.

Mid-range

Reformation $248

This blazer uses reclaimed fabric! Saving waste from landfills one blazer at a time. Designed and produced in L.A.

Theory $395

This blazer is part of Theory’s good wool line. The wool is 100% traceable from Australia and is also responsibly milled.

M.i.h Jeans $445

This year M.i.h Jeans plans to have at least 50% of their cotton sourced from sustainable sources and they are introducing all recycled cashmere. The blazer is cotton, and the production is ethical.

Mara Hoffman $325

Made with sustainable linen, using eco-friendly practices. I know the blazer is white and that might not be “season” appropriate, but I think it is a great counterbalance to all those darker colors fall styles bring out.

Victoria Road $295

Houndstooth! A print that lies in that sweet spot between timeless and trendy. Victoria Road is a Fair grade federation member and their supply chain is inclusive, they work with Pakistani artisans.

Luxury

Giuliva Heritage $1705

Slow and steady wins the race. This brand started out with six pieces and has since expanded to a full collection. They produce their collection sustainably in Italy and focus on natural materials.

Germanier $2347

I love seeing all these new graduate sustainable designers! Kevin Germanier graduated from Central Saint Martins and focuses his brand on eco-chic. This jacket is made with organic cotton twill and the embellishments are all upcycled.

Blazé Milano $1449

This eco-friendly capsule piece is the result of a collaboration between Blazé Milano and Arizona Muse. The fabric is organic wool and it was produced in Italy.