13 Jul Sustainable Shopping Guide: Anthropologie Clothing Brands A-Z
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Type: Sustainable
Produced in NYC in-house and in store. The factory is housed in a glass enclosure in their flagship store. This transparency is carried throughout. Each pair is of jeans is made by their 24- person team.
Type: Eco-friendly
California cool with an eco-friendly vibe. This collection is inspired by the 1960s and is handmade in L.A. with eco-friendly fabrics and vintage trims.
Type: Artisan
Belts made by hand using Argentian leather and traditional techniques.
Type: Sustainable
Designed and manufactured in L.A. using the latest sustainable techniques like eco-friendly dyes, and water saving mechanisms.
Type: Aluminum-Free
This deodorant is all natural and made with food quality ingredients instead of harsh chemicals.
Type: Sustainable
First started in the 1960’s and re-launched to 2014. Today Agolde focuses on vintage inspired denim that is sustainably produced. Agolde manufacturers with a sustainable washing system in L.A.
Type: Ethical
Produced in partnership with a group of Bengali artisans. Everything is handmade using traditional methods and celebrates the vibrancy of Indian culture.
Type: Ethical
All Across Africa produce their goods in small communities across Uganda. Everything is made slowly, ethically, and in a fair trade environment. The women who craft these products also use natural grasses.
Type: Ethical
Amadi produces everything locally in L.A. and ethically employs their workers.
Type: Ethical
Made with ethically sourced fabrics from Italy and France that have been made at heritage mills and employ traditional craftsmanship. The suits are produced in L.A. with fair and safe working conditions.
Type: Made in the USA
Produced in L.A., Anama owns their factory to make sure they can produce every piece in a quality way.
Type: Organic fabrics, Social enterprise
Handmade in India using GOTS certified organic cotton. Anchal employs 130 artisans and each purchase gives back to them with a fair wage, healthcare, benefits, and training and workshops.
Type: Ethical
Antik Batik was created after Gabriela Cortese fell in love with traditional textiles. Batik, bandhani and embroidery, all feature throughout her collections, and everything is produced by Indian artisans that Gabriela has created lasting relationships with.
Type: Artisan-Made
A brand that is organically reviving ancient hand-printing, dyeing, and needle-craft techniques. Anupamaa uses natural vegetable dyes and hand-carved wooden blocks prepared by master craftsmen. Everything undergoes natural coloring and drying processes.
Type: Ethical
Handmade by Central American artisans in Guatemala who are employed with fair trade practices.
Type: Ethical
Bringing Manila craftsmanship to the world, Aranaz uses traditional Filipino techniques and materials to craft their collections. They employ local artisans in across the Philippines who hand-weave every bag.
Type: Artisan
Handmade by artisans in Peru who use traditional craft techniques and local materials like alpaca wool.
Type: Sustainable
Kate Solomon founded Babo Botanicals with the same commitment to sustainable agriculture that she had in the Peace Corp and at Harvard. Her skincare line contains pure ingredients that she sources from an organic farm in Upstate NY.
Type: Made in the USA
Designed and produced locally in L.A.
Type: Sustainable
Plates and cutlery made with organic locally sourced bamboo.
Type: Sustainable and Artisan-Made
Caroline Weller’s exquisite designs are inspired by the textiles and printing techniques found in India. She produces everything locally, pays fair wages, and uses as many natural materials and toxin-free dyes. Banjanan also works to reduce waste, upcycling the old fabric that was not used season after season.
Type: Eco-Friendly
Barr-Co is produced in small batches. The ingredients are eco-friendly and the packaging is reusable.
Type: Artisan-Made
Designed and produced in Bali, Beachgold employs local textile artisans to produce every piece ethically and uniquely.
Type: Ethical
Handcrafted by Mexican artisans. Each pair takes 48 hours to create.
Type: Artisan Made
Socially and environmentally responsible. Bel Kazan produces in an open-air facility in Bali and designs her collections in L.A. Everything is made with organic and earth-friendly materials.
Type: Artisan
Type: Slow and artisan-made.
Bl-nk releases just 4 collections a year. They are produced in Gurgaon, India by skilled, local artisans who handmade every beautiful garment.
Type: Slow
Hand dyed and made with pesticide-free organic cotton.
Type: Fair Trade
Handmade by Fair Trade artisans in Bolivia and Peru. The designs are based on the cultural traditions of the artisans.
Type: Local Production
Cardinal NYC is designed in Brooklyn and produced entirely in the New York fashion district.
Type: Ethical
Made with traditional techniques and natural and sustainable materials like recycled nylon.
Type: Sustainable
Made with sustainably derived zyl acetate that will biodegrade. The sunglasses come in a vegetable-tanned leather case.
Type: Ethical
Canary Lane travels around the world to find ethically sourced home goods. Each rug is handwoven and one of a kind.
Type: Slow
These candles are handmade by artisans in Mississippi in slow practices like hand-pouring. The candles are made with soy and burn clean and they are held with recycled glass vessels.
Type: Sustainable
Named after an amazing cave in Mexico, Cenote uses sustainable materials like recycled nylon throughout their collections.
Type: Ethical
Designed in NYC, using natural and organic Peruvian cotton. They source their cotton from vertically integrated looms to ensure the utmost quality and fairness.
Type: Sustainable
Produced in a sustainable, energy efficient factory in L.A. Using the latest technology.
Type: Local Production
These bags are handmade and sourced in L.A.
Type: Ethical
Materials like recycled fabrics and handwoven pieces from Indonesian markets make up this ethical, artisan crafted brand.
Type: Ethical
Designed in NYC and produced in Latin America, Clo Intimo works with small family owned manufacturers who operate a healthy working environment and pay a living wage.
Type: Eco-friendly
Conditions Apply produces in India using slow, sustainable, and ethical manufacturing practices. Natural materials, traditional techniques, and slow production make up the ethos at this brand.
Type: Artisan
These home goods are handmade by artisans who live in rural areas. Connected Goods helps bring them to a wider audience. The goods are made from natural and recycled materials. They bring fair wages and ethical working conditions to artisans worldwide.
Type: Ethical
Valeria Campello brought traditional Italian-made lingerie to the U.S. when she moved to Miami. She still uses her same, family-owned factory in Italy, and ensures that the employees are treated correctly.
Type: Eco-conscious
The linens are made with certified organic cotton and produced in ethical factories. The brand takes pride in reconnecting its clients with the natural world.
Type: Ethical
Made ethically in Arizona with limited production runs that cut down on waste.
Type: Ethical
Everything is designed and produced in ethical conditions in L.A.
Type: Sustainable
Woven with eco-friendly practices that use half the dye and water of traditional denim fabrications and then finished in with ethical practices in NYC.
Type: Sustainable
Based in Melbourne and working with craftsmen all over the world, Elk produces ethically, and sustainably. They are transparent and
Type: Socially Responsible
Ellie Fun Day is produced in partnership with a social enterprise that empowers marginalized women. Giving them fair wages and dignified employment. The brand also produces its clothing with sustainable organic cotton.
Type: Female, Sustainable
Made for women, and by women. ELSE crafts everything by hand in Istanbul. The women who produce their lingerie are given additional training and education to help them succeed. They also incorporate sustainable practices, responsibly disposing of their wastes and using regenerated yarn in their lingerie.
Type: Traditional Techniques
This shoe brand was founded in 2007. It is produced in Spain by artisan masters who use traditional leatherworking techniques to make the shoes.
Type: Artisan
Handmade in Morocco. En Shalla combines traditional Moroccan weaving and craft techniques with a modern aesthetic. They are also eco-conscious and use recycled plastic as one of their main materials.
Type: Ethical
Type: Organic
European aesthetics meet California natural with this 100% organic skincare line. It is especially good for those with sensitive skin.
Type: Cruelty-Free
This Australian brand produces carefully sourced botanically based products that provide beautiful colors with natural alternatives.
Type: Organic
This skincare line is organic, vegan, cruelty-free and innovative. They source botanicals from all over the world. Madagascar, Egypt, and Bulgaria are just some of the origins.
Type: Ethical
Eva Franco used fashion to connect with her American peers after emigrating from Hungary. Now, she designs and produces her collections in L.A.
Type: Sustainable
Reusable alternatives to plastic that have been made from sustainable materials like bamboo, organic cotton or recycled plastic and polyester.
Type: Botanical
Botanically based skincare that removes toxins. The brand is formulated and produced in Australia.
Type: Artisan-Made
Using natural fabrics, Faithfull produces its collections in Bali and employs local artisans who are skilled and bring their traditional knowledge with them.
Fame & Partners
Type: Sustainable
Produced in California with made to order production. The label is low-waste.
Farmhouse Pottery
Type: Sustainable
Handmade by artisans and farmers in Vermont. They use traditional tools and techniques and everything is made with natural materials.
Fig x Yarrow
Type: Organic
This artisanal skincare line is made in small batches of organic botanicals.
Figue
Type: Artisan
Designed in NYC and handcrafted, woven, and printed by artisan communities that Figue partners with around the world.
Freda Salvador
Type: Slow
These shoes are handmade in a family-run factory in Spain using Spanish and Italian sourced leathers.
French Girl Organics
Type: Eco-Friendly
The ingredients used in French Girl Organics are locally sourced from a Seattle farmstead. The formulas use wildcrafted and organic ingredients.
Free People Movement
Type: Sustainable
This is Free People’s activewear brand. The styles are made with econyl, a sustainably regenerated nylon fiber.
Good hYOUman
Type: Sustainable
Grassroot by Anita Dongre
Type: Sustainable
The Grassroot by Anita Dongre line works with NGO’s to train and employ artisans around India. Also, they use sustainable materials and low-impact dyes and are PETA approved cruelty-free fashion.
HAH
Type: Sustainable
Produced ethically and sustainably Hot as Hell manufactures in L.A. They use sustainable and natural materials. Their swimwear is made with a corn-based material.
Henne Organics
Type: Organic
Made with certified organic ingredients. The makeup comes in eco-friendly glass tubes too.
Herbivore Botanicals
Type: Organic
They ethically source their ingredients and produce safe, non-toxic skincare that is food grade. Also, it’s not tested on animals.
Type: Sustainable
Handmade in founder Adrianna Crocco’s family workshop in Peru. She employs artisans ethically and pays them fairly. The leather used is sourced locally in Peru.
Ilia Beauty
Type: Sustainable
Ilia Beauty is incredibly transparent. They source pure, ethical, sustainable ingredients
Illume
Type: Handcrafted
These candles are handcrafted in Minnesota and use food-grade ingredients and coconut wax.
Indego Africa
Type: Social Activism
Indego Africa works with female artisan communities in Ghana and Rwanda. They handcraft each item with locally sourced materials. One item can take 2-3 days to complete.
Indie Lee
Type: Non-Toxic
Indie Lee is bringing much-needed changes to the wellness community. She combines science and safety, eliminating toxic elements from any part of the product line.
JadeTribe
Type: Ethical
JadeTribe is crafted in partnership with a community of artisan weavers in Laos.
Jorgobe
Type: Vegan
This skincare line is all natural and free of harsh chemicals that aren’t good for the body like parabens and sulfates.
Juice Beauty
Type: Botanical
This innovative beauty brand is based in San Francisco and loved by celebrities like Gweneth Paltrow. They source their ingredients from organic farms and are chemical and cruelty-free.
Kaanas
Type: Ethical
Designed and handmade in Colombia. Kaanas partners with a local weaving mill. They have expanded to work with weaving artisans worldwide and help them keep their traditions and build sustainable livelihoods.
Kalastyle
Type: Eco-Friendly
This brand was started over 20 years ago in New England. Today they still carry similar organic soaps and other natural skincare products.
Kirei
Type: Artisan
Inspired by traditional textiles, Kirei makes its collection in India. This is because of the traditional techniques used and the ability to work with artisans. They use natural fabrics and give back to a children’s charity in Delhi.
Kinga Csilla
Type: Artisan
The brand works in partnership with Indian artisans incorporating their traditional techniques into the collections.
Klorane
Type: Plant-Based
These plant-based shampoos and soaps are good for your hair and for the environment. They help protect your scalp from environmental toxins in the air and water.
Klub Nico
Type: Traditional Techniques
Klub Nico is manufactured in the South of Brazil and designed in California. The factory the shoes are crafted at is family-run and crafted using traditional leather working techniques.
Kork-Ease
Type: Vachetta Leather
Kork-Ease has been around since the 1940s. The styles and production have changed with the times. Today they are made in Tuscany using naturally tanned vachetta leather.
Kontex
Type: Slow
The Kontex towels are slow loomed. They are produced in Imabari, Japan in the traditional style that the region has practiced for the last 200 years.
Kopari
Type: All-Natural
This brand is all about the coconut. Coconut oil and extracts and other natural ingredients can be found in these certified clean products.
Kore Swim
Type: Sustainable
Swimwear made with Italian materials. Kore produces with ethical and sustainable standards in L.A.
Lacausa
Type: Ethical
Lacausa refers to Los Angeles, where their products are designed and manufactured, and “the cause.” Lacausa takes their socially conscious business and partners with different organizations and charities to create awareness, give support, provide resources for causes their team cares about.
Laidback London
Type: Ethical
These shoes have been handmade by Kenyan artisans. The leather sourced is from a local, family run tannery.
LAmade
Ethical
Transparency is in the name. LAmade is produced in its company-owned Los Angeles factory.
Laura Siegel
Type: Ethical, Sustainable, Artisan-Made
Ethically and sustainably handcrafted, Laura Siegal works with artisans around the world to create her handwoven clothes. Every artisan receives training and is paid a living wage.
Lavanila
Type: Aluminum-Free
Deodorant often contains really harsh chemicals. These deodorants are botanically based and aluminum-free. They use natural and botanical ingredients instead.
Lavido
Type: Organic
This skincare line is free of harsh chemicals like parabens and sulfates. It’s also cruelty-free. Ingredients include organic materials like organic aloe lead juice.
Lemlem
Type: Ethical
Featuring handwoven cotton from Ethiopia. It was founded by Liya Kebede to help preserve a dying craft in her home country.
Lena Bernard
Type: Sustainable
This jewelry brand is handcrafted by artisans in Bali. They use sustainable and locally sourced materials like recycled metals and shells.
Les Petits Carreaux
Type: Ethical
These sweet little pieces have been designed in France and ethically produced in San Francisco.
Level 99
Type: Sustainable
Made in L.A. with sustainable materials and processes. Also, Level 99 uses carbon offsets to keep their carbon footprint down.
Little Goodall
Type: Ethical
Children’s clothing and coats that have been handcrafted in an ethical environment in North Texas.
Lola & Stella
Type: Sustainable
These cute kiddie clothes have been handmade from start to finish in Portland, Oregon. They use sustainable textiles like organic cotton and are treated with low-impact dyes.
Lulu Designs
Type: Sustainably Sourced
Handcrafted in California using sustainably sourced metals.
M.i.h Jeans
Type: Sustainable
With traceable cotton and ethical practices, M.i.h Jeans is a bigger denim brand working to do sustainability right.
M4D3
Type: Charitable
M4D3 means make a difference every day. With each purchase, M4D3 makes a charitable donation that positively impacts women around the world.
Maaji
Type: Ethical
Maaji is made in Colombia and was started as a way to contribute to the social development of the country. They’ve started various ecological initiatives around the country like planting 100,000 trees and cleaning up Colombia’s waterways.
Mara Hoffman
Type: Sustainable
Colorful and creative, also incredibly eco-friendly. Mara Hoffman designs in New York and sources natural, sustainable fabrics like organic cotton from Peru and India.
Marimekko
Type: Ethical
Stunning textiles made completely in-house in the Marimekko studio in Helsinki. They are a part of the Better Cotton Initiative and work with new innovative biodegradable materials as they come on the market.
Marin Bee
Type: Natural & Organic
Marin Bee was started after Debra Tomaszewski noticed the benefits of using the honey from the bees she kept in her backyard. The formulas contain 1/3 California Wild Honey and other natural and organic ingredients.
MATE the Label
Type: Sustainable
Designed and produced in L.A. MATE the Label makes sure sustainability is always considered. The clothing is manufactured within a five-mile radius of the studio, they source sustainable materials like organic cotton. Also, they only produce in small batches to cut down on waste.
Matisse
Type: Ethical
Matisse shoes are handcrafted in L.A. by artisans. They have fair labor standards and sustainable production practices.
Matt & Nat
Type: Vegan
Designed in Canada and produced ethically in China. Matt & Nat doesn’t use any animal products and incorporates sustainable materials like recycled plastic.
Maypol
Type: Ethical
Maypol produces their shoes in Caravaca de la Cruz, Spain using traditional techniques and artisan craftsmanship that has been passed down for generations.
Mermaid Beauty
Type: Organic
The formulas are botanical and the brand uses organic ingredients that have been certified by EcoCert.
Mer-Sea & Co.
Type: Small Batch
This skincare is mindfully packaged and produced in small batches. The ingredients are marine sourced and natural.
Mes Demoiselles
Type: Handcraft
Designed in France and produced by traditional weavers and printers in India.
Michael Stars
Type: Sustainable
Manufactured in L.A. with totally eco-friendly materials like tencel and pima cotton that is sourced in the U.S.
Miel
Type: Giving Back
Miel’s founder’s sisters Camilla and Valeria are originally from Colombia, so when they moved production there from Montreal they knew they wanted to give back. They produce at a factory that has a program for factory workers to continue their education. Also, they have started various other initiatives to help mothers and children in need in Colombia.
Milkbarn
Type: Sustainable
This children’s clothing line produces their collections with sustainable materials like organic cotton and bamboo fibers.
Mirth
Type: Slow
Mirth Caftans are handwoven in Northern India. Their mission is to help keep the art of handwoven textiles alive. Therefore, they provide fair wages and give a portion of each sale back to the communities they’ve worked with.
Magic Organic Apothecary
Type: Organic
Herbalism is the basis for this skincare brand. The recipes are herb based and toxin-free and treat common ailments like eczema.
Mochi
Type: Ethical
Mochi was founded by Ayah Tarabi to help preserve stitching communities worldwide. They assist these communities by creating opportunity and sustainable growth. Their collections aim to authentically represent the communities they work with too.
Moon Juice
Type: Natural
Amanda Chantel Bacon uses her supplements and teas to celebrate the raw power of fruits, vegetables, and herbs. Her formulas are holistic and use organic ingredients.
Myroo Skincare
Type: Botanical-Based
This is the U.K.’s first free-form skincare brand. It’s formulated without nuts, gluten, or dairy so it’s perfect for the extremely allergy sensitive. Also, Myroo skincare does two batches of each product one with an essential oil based fragrance and one without.
Natalie Martin
Type: Traditional Techniques
Natalie Martin produces her collection in Indonesia and employs artisans who keep centuries-old traditions alive. The batik wax dyeing method is prominent in all her clothing.
Nightcap
Type: Ethical
Bohemian but comfortable. Carisa Brambles designs clothes to be functional from the beginning of the day to your evening nightcap. Everything is handmade with love in Los Angeles.
No B.S.
Type: Responsible
Each piece of the No B.S. skincare line is plant-based and responsibly made. Also, No B.S. is cruelty-free and the formulas are free of parabens, synthetics, sulfates phthalates, and synthetics.
NORBLACK NORWHITE
Type: Ethical
NORBLACK NORWHITE uses traditional Indian textiles and reinterprets them for the modern era. The goal is to pay respect to the past and preserve these ancient crafts for the future.
Oeuf
Type: Eco-Friendly
Baby and kids wear that makes the environment a priority. Oeuf believes in ethical partnerships with the artisans who make their lines and use organic & sustainable materials like baby alpaca wool.
Olio E Osso
Type: Organic
The Olio E Osso line is handcrafted in small batches in the Pacific Northwest they also source locally. Every formula is based on the properties of organic olive oil.
One Over One
Type: Plant-Based
One Over One believes in the power of simple. They use natural and organic ingredients and don’t use parabens, sulfates, petroleums, or harmful synthetics.
Palma Canaria
Type: Artisan
Handcrafted by local artisans in Columbia the bags use natural palm.
Parme Marin
Type: Sustainable
Parme produces her collections in Morocco using traditional ancient techniques and producing in limited runs to minimize environmental impact.
Patbo
Type: Ethical
Hand embroidered in Patricia Bonadli’s hometown in Brazil. Rather than outsource she created a community-based studio that now employs over 400 women.
Payal Pratap
Type: Ethical
Payal Pratap is a modern label that manages to stay extremely current while reviving the ancient textile techniques of India. You’ll notice the intricate embroideries and delicate details throughout her clothing.
Peas and Queues
Type: Fair Trade
Peas and Queues use the highest quality natural materials and work with Fair Trade producers.
Penelope Chilvers
Type: Traditional Techniques
Penelope’s shoes are handcrafted in Spain using the traditional techniques the region is famous for.
Pichulik
Type: Handcrafted
Pichulik is handcrafted in Cape Town, South Africa using locally sourced materials.
Pinch of Color
Type: Organic
All natural non-toxic formulas fill the tubes of this brand. Also, they produce without water which conserves one of the worlds most precious resources.
Prim Botanicals
Type: All Natural
Each batch of Prim Botanicals is crafted in a small batchs. They use tropical botanicals and organic ingredients.
Pursoma
Type: Sustainable
Minerals that detoxify and are sourced from Brittany, France. Also the brand uses sustainably harvested spirula and wild-sourced seaweed for their soaks.
PYT Beauty
Type: Non- Toxic
PYT Beauty believes in beauty without the bad stuff. Their makeup and skincare lines use clean, pure, skin safe ingredients.
Quincy Mae
Type: Sustainable
Easy to wear pieces for your baby. Quincy Mae uses organic cotton exclusively.
Rachel Comey
Type: Ethical
Rachel Comey combines traditional techniques with modern sensibilities. She employs artisans around the world to bring sustainable livelihoods and help bring back their crafts.
Raincry
Type: Conscious
Raincry starts with how it treats its workers. The artisans who handcraft each brush are given fair compensation. The materials used are conscious and crafted with renewable resources. For example, the wood used is sustainable beechwood from France.
Rebecca Atwood
Type: Ethical
They use traditional and modern techniques to print their home goods and ethically employ in New York.
RMS Beauty
Type: Non-Toxic
This makeup brand uses non-toxic formulas and raw, organic ingredients to bring makeup that performs and doesn’t hurt anything in the process.
Roller Rabbit
Type: Artisan
Roller Rabbits collections are handprinted using traditional techniques by artisans in India. Each print can take days to complete. Also, the brand uses sun-reactive dyes.
Rue Stiic
Type: Ethical
Based in Byron Bay, Rue Stiic is for the dynamic women. They proudly produce their clothes in Bali and ensure ethical working conditions for all their artisans, who hand-dye, cut, and print the clothes.
Rujuta Sheth
Type: Sustainable
Rujuta was inspired by the traditional weaving and embroidery techniques of the Indian village she grew up in. Each piece is eco-friendly. Also, she uses natural materials and sustainable and ethical production practices.
Sachin + Babi
Type: Artisan
Sachin + Babi produces everything in their Mumbai studio with artisans who have done this work for generations.
Salt by Hendrix
Type: Organic
These plant-based formulas are made in the U.S. using ingredients like organic coconut.
Sans-Arcidet
Type: Handcrafted
These bags are designed in Paris and then made by hand in Madagascar using locally sourced raffia.
Seea
Type: Sustainable
Produced in California, but based on designer Amanda Chinchelli. love for the sea. Every piece is produced with sustainable materials like econyl.
Sensi Studio
Type: Ethical
Sensi Studio produces its collections in a socially responsible environment. They employ Ecuadorian artisans who handcraft every piece.
Semikah Textiles
Type: Vintage, Handmade
Semikah Textiles goes throughout Morocco looking for amazing vintage Berber rugs that are handwoven by female artisans.
Shiva Rose
Type: Toxin-Free
An autoimmune disease led founder Shiva Rose to look for more natural holistic products. The result is this line of skincare that is toxin-free and made with organic ingredients when possible.
Sissa
Type: Artisan-Made
Sissa founder Alessandra Affonso Ferreira, hand paints each print with watercolors and tries to source as many local materials as possible. All her clothes are digitally printed in the greater Sao Paulo region. Also, Sissa upcycles leftover textiles from the Association of Women in Muqueum.
Skeem
Type: Small batch production
Made in small batches in the U.S. using soy wax. Also, the candles come in vessels that Skeem encourages you to upcycle.
Skin
Type: Natural
Skin is made in the U.S. and uses natural and organic fabrics like organic and pima cotton.
Snowfox Skincare
Type: Cruelty-Free
Snowfox Skincare is an Australian brand that sources most of its ingredients in the country and also tries to use organic when possible. Additionally, they are also cruelty-free and have a strict no testing policy.
Soma
Type: Certified B
Reusable water-bottles and homeware that are BPA-free. They use natural materials like bamboo and are Certified B.
St. Xavier
Type: Artisan
St. Xavier bags are crafted in India and Nepal by artisans who are fairly paid and work in safe environments using their heritage techniques.
Stasher Bags
Type: BPA-Free
This is an environmentally friendly alternative to plastic bags. The bags are made of food-grade silicone and are BPA-free and petroleum free.
Steele
Type:
Stella Pardo
Type: Ethical
Handmade in Peru, using traditional Peruvian knitting techniques and locally sourced pima cotton. The materials are ethically sourced and handcrafted by Peruvian artisans.
Supergoop!
Type: Reef-Friendly
Sun protection that’s good for everyone. Supergoop! was founded in 2007 and uses natural botanicals to help block those rays.
Supermood
Type: Holistic
These experimental cosmetics are all-natural. The pure ingredients used come from an organic Finnish herb farm.
Swedish Hasbeens
Type: Sustainable
SZ Blockprints
Type: Artisan
Handmade in a multigenerational studio in Jaipur using one of India’s oldest printing techniques. Plus, each item takes upwards of 10 hours to make.
Tala
Type: Sustainable
This young British lighting brand selects materials for their impact. They give, “Conservation through Beauty,” and are currently working towards a transparent carbon neutral supply chain. Also, for every 200 products sold they plant 10 trees.
Tambonita
Type: Artisan
The Tambonita bags are handwoven in Venice, CA by artisans. These bags are responsible and personalized. When your bag is near the end of its life you can also send it back for it to be upcycled and rewoven for you.
Tess + Tricia
Type: Handcrafted
Tess + Tricia is female-focused. They employ women in need and incorporate natural materials like ethically sourced antler tips.
The Artemisian
Type: Upcycled
The pieces in The Artemisian’s collection are sourced from thrift markets around the world and then repurposed into one of a kind pieces.
The Beauty Chef
Type: Organic
The Beauty Chef is sustainably handcrafted serums, balms, and supplements. Also, they are put together in Bondi Beach, Australia.
The Citizenry
Type: Fair Trade
The Citizenry works with artisans around the world to find the best handcrafted goods. They pay these artisans fair trade wages and they work in fair trade environments. Plus, 10% of proceeds also go directly back into these communities.
The Global Trunk
Type: Artisan, Sustainable
The Global Trunk works with indigenous women in Latin America. The work directly with co-ops and artisan collectives to provide sustainable opportunities. Plus, they use sustainable materials like upcycled blouses when possible.
The Honey Hutch
Type: Ethically Sourced
Amy Wright is a generational bee-keeper and founder of The Honey Hutch. The honey in the honey hutch is sustainably and ethically sourced from Amy’s 70 hives.
The Konjac Sponge Co.
Type: Plant-Based
The Sponges from The Konjac Sponge Co. come from the konjac potato plant and are made on Jeju Island off the coast of South Korea. They are all natural, vegan, and cruelty-free.
The Nue Co.
Type: Organic
Nutrition supplements that come from organic foods that are easy to digest and give you great plant-based protein.
The Organic Pharmacy
Type: Reef-Friendly
The Organic Pharmacy is a line of skincare products that are rooted in homeopathy and pure ingredients. Founder Margo Marrone was appalled by the number of toxins in our food and skincare so she set out to make an alternative. Also it’s environmentally friendly. Their sunscreen won’t hurt the coral reefs.
The Wolf Gang
Type: Vegetable-Tanned Leathers
Inspired by artisan communities worldwide, The Wolf Gang produces in Bali and makes their bags with vegetable-tanned leather.
This Works
Type: Chemical-free
The ingredients for the This Works skincare line are gathered from British farms and are chemical-free.
Tina+Jo
Type: Local
California vibes run through the Tina+Jo collections. The line is sourced and produced in L.A. Also, all the clothing is hand-dyed.
Twine & Twig
Type: Local
This jewelry is handcrafted in Charlotte, NC and made from locally sourced and natural materials.
Valia Gabriel
Type: Handcrafted
These shoes are handmade on Crete by Greek artisans. Valia designs the shoes in her home in the Bahamas for a cross-cultural fusion.
Veja
Type: Sustainable, Fair Trade
Street shoes are sneakers made in the best way. Veja designs in Paris and produces at its own factory in Brazil that is certified Fair Trade.
Vejibag
Type: Organic
Vejibag was designed to help founder Sally Erickson transport her vegetables to a farmers market and last longer. The bags are made of organic cotton. Plus, they can acclimate to different temperatures, unlike stale plastic air.
VereVerto
Type: Vegetable-Tanned Leather
These handbags are made in Spain using traditional vegetable-dying and no harsh chemicals. Also, they use indigenous dyes for locally sourced coloring.
Vertly
Type: Small-Batch
CBD infused skincare that’s handcrafted in small batches in California. Also, Vertly follows the principals of herbalism and uses slowly-infused plant extracts.
Vida Glow
Type: Organic
Protein powder derived from natural ingredients and organic sourced plants.
Vineet Bahl
Type: Artisan-Made
Unconventionally beautiful. These Vineet Bahl designs are made using traditional Indian techniques like and blocking. What makes his designs specifically unique is the additional Sardinian and Afghan embroidery that Vineet also incorporates.
Vivaiodays
Type: Sustainable
Baby soaps that are tear-free and organic. They are sustainably sourced which is better for the earth and the baby.
Voluspa
Type: Ethical Ingredients
Ecologically sound candles with ethically and sustainably sourced ingredients that are made without pesticides or parabens. The candles are made with coconut wax and hand-blended.
Vyshyvanka by Sleeping Gypsy
Type: Artisan-Made
Manufacturing in a tsarist-era mansion in the center of Kiev, this sustainable fashion label is helping to preserve centuries dressmaking techniques from Ukraine. Manufacturing is done by a small team of artisans whose experience in garment production spans over 20 years. They use local materials that require minimal transportation and strive to have as little waste as possible with their patterns.
Where Mountains Meet
Type: Artisan-Made
Since launching in 2015, Where Mountains Meet have collaborated with craftsmen in India, Guatemala, and Bolivia to promote the traditions of culturally rich communities and to pioneer a more mindful approach to design. Handmade, eclectic fabrics, modern silhouettes.
Wicks & Stones
Type: Handmade, Soy
These candles are handmade in Melbourne using soy-wax. Also, the pots they come in are also handcrafted clay.
WelleCo
Type: Sustainable
Started by Elle Mcpherson, these supplements aim to bring the elixirs in found in the natural world to your kitchen. Plus, they source ethical and sustainably farmed plants for their elixirs.
W&P
Type: Reusable & BPA-Free
We should all be using reusable everything. Just say no to plastic. W&P makes reusable travel dishes made from ceramic and silicone.
Wylde One
Type: Organic
Elixirs and teas that help your body function well. Also, the ingredients are mostly certified organic.
Yope
Type: Low-Impact
Cleaning products made with 90% natural or low-impact ingredients.
Youth to the People
Type: Farm-to-Table
Farm to table beauty that provides your skin with much-needed antioxidants. Also, the formulas are vegan and the products are crafted in California.
Yoshii
Type: Low-Impact
Towels made from low-impact handpicked cotton. They are environmentally friendly and produced in Imabari, Japan.
Young Frankk
Type: Recycled
Minimalist lines and clean silhouettes are found in Young Frankk’s jewelry. Each piece is handmade using recycled metals and locally sourced and produced materials.
Yuni
Type: Sustainably Harvested
Skincare that enhances your yoga experience. Overall, Yuni products are made with ethically sourced and sustainably harvested natural ingredients. Plus, they are perfect for yoga.
Zoe Organics
Type: Organic
Made using organic ingredients. Zoe Organics is family-friendly and based in California.
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