Threads 4 Thought is an American lifestyle fashion brand who is on the right track to being sustainable. They offer clothes for men, women and children with extended size (plus size) options. They have a store on Amazon. About Threads 4 Thought T4T was founded in 2006 by husband and wife duo, Leigh and Eric […]

Boody is an Australian brand whose core focus is on being environmentally-friendly and sustainable. Their everyday basics are backed by their Comfort Guarantee and 1% of all their online sales are donated to non-profits who help protect the environment. You can check out their Amazon Store here. About Boody Boody was started when two friends,

Satva is a WOC-owned vegan fashion brand that makes affordable organic cotton activewear. They work directly with Indian organic cotton farmers, cutting out the middleman. You  can find their GOTS and Fair Trade Certified clothing in their Amazon Store. About Satva Satva was born when it’s founder Puja Barar got sick of  working in the

Synergy Organic Clothing is a family-run company based in Santa Cruz, California. They are a certified B corporation and are committed to social and environmental stewardship. They exclusively use organic cotton and non-toxic dyes in their  lifestyle clothes and activewear. You can find them in their Amazon Store. About Synergy Organic Clothing Kate Fisher first

Blue Canoe Organic is a small women-owned and run company who focuses on creating organic lifestyle clothing made in the USA. They ship internationally and is also on Amazon. About Blue Canoe Blue Canoe was started by Laurie Dunlap in 1994 and she still runs the company. It’s based in San Francisco and is women-owned

Tentree is one of the most ethical and sustainable fashion brands I’ve come across so far. They are tree-planters who are selling apparel to fund their environmental efforts. That’s pretty cool. Tentree, as the name suggests, plants 10 trees for every piece of clothing sold. I think that’s awesome. They don’t have an Amazon Store

Yes, I think Pact Clothing is ethical. But they can do much better when it comes to transparency. Their clothes are known for being made of super soft organic cotton. They have a small collection and they are also on Amazon. Not all their clothes are 100% organic cotton so look at the product details

Yes, prAna is making good progress towards being sustainable and ethical. They use lots of sustainable fabrics made in regulated factories overseas. Their clothes are known for being durable and comfortable. They ship worldwide (for a fee) and is also on Amazon. Just be aware of what you choose as many of their clothes are