After reading this (thank you:)), are you wondering where to buy non-toxic clothing? This is a list of organic clothing brands for women that you should check out.
By the way, what is a B Corp? B Corps are for-profit companies certified by the nonprofit B Lab to meet rigorous standards of social and environmental performance, accountability, and transparency.
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27 Organic Clothing Brands for Women
1. Alternative Apparel
Notes | Non-toxic and low-impact dyes, fair trade
They have a really wide range of comfy items, including accessories, and they include recycled materials in many of their designs.
2. Amour Vert
Notes | Sustainable, eco-friendly
Stylish apparel that is also gentle on the environment.
3. Armedangels
Notes | GOTS-certified organic cotton, fair trade
This German brand uses sustainable materials, including GOTS-certified organic cotton, linen, organic wool, recycled polyester and Tencel, to create casual, relaxed pieces that you will love.
4. Beaumont Organic
Notes | GOTS-certified organic cotton
A very British brand, Beaumont Organic presents two collections a year – items with clean lines and minimalist moods. They also have lovely accessories.
5. Bhumi
Notes | 100% organic cotton, fair trade
Bhumi is an Australian company named for the Sanskrit term for Mother Earth. While their strong point is their organic bedding, they have a cool collection of non-toxic check out their cool selection of non-toxic clothing, including yoga wear and underwear.
6. Brook There
Notes | GOTS-certified organic cotton
Super-soft lingerie made from organic cotton.
7. Groceries Apparel
Notes | Organic cotton, vegetable dyes
Wonderful focus on end-to-end sustainable supply chains, and they also have classy products.
8. Here Today Here Tomorrow
Notes | Azo-free dyes, sustainable, fair trade
Apart from the clever name, HTHT supports the Nepali artisans who make their lovely bold, geometric items.
9. HOPE Made In The World
Notes | Fair trade, Certified Child Labor-Free, eco-friendly
This is a fancier brand, focusing on craft and artisan quality pieces. They are for the sustainable connoisseurs with some money to spare.
10. Kowtow
Notes | 100% Fair Trade certified
They’ve taken care to create a sustainable, earth-friendly business model that donates a part of their proceeds to local endeavors in India.
11. Kuyichi
Notes | Organic cotton, recycling
Kuyichi, a Dutch brand, works directly with the Peruvian farmers who supply their organic cotton. They also use recycled cotton, and polyester from discarded water bottles to create their garments.
12. Loomstate
Notes | 100% Certified Organic Cotton
Loomstate is a sustainable design house that doesn’t just focus on environmental sustainability; they ensure living wages and safe working conditions for their employees.
13. Modernation
Notes | Recycling, upcycling
Creative pieces made from deadstock and vintage clothing. How cool is that! It’s also very affordable.
14. Mud Jeans
Notes | Upcycling, circular economy
Mud makes new jeans out of recycled ones, and also minimizes water waste, chemical use.
15. Noctu
Notes | GOTS-certified, fair trade
Looking for luxury nightwear and loungewear? Your search ends here.
16. Nomads
Notes | Fair trade, traditional techniques
Nomads produce fair trade fashion that showcase traditional textile techniques such as woodblock printing, textured handloom and exquisite tie dye. Nomads creates clothing “for someone who sees life as a wonderful adventure.”
17. PACT
Notes | Organic, GOTS-certified, fair trade, eco-friendly
Basic clothing range for the entire family.
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18. People Tree
Notes | Fair trade, Certified Organic
Another brand for those who love beautiful pieces and are willing to pay for them. People Tree are trailblazers in the fair trade movement, so do give them a try.
19. Reformation
Notes | Sustainable, eco-friendly
A little bit of luxury on top of the eco-friendly material. Expensive, but it’s not unknown to get a good item for a steal.
20. Roger Loayza
Notes | Slow fashion, vegan
Peruvian designer Roger Loayza refuses to create several collections every year; he specializes in classic designs that are perennially chic.
21. Ruta 10
Notes | Upcycling, thrifting
Ruta 10 is a Uruguayan ethical brand that creates bags and accessories made out of recycled rubber obtained from old tires. Their motto is, “What happens to the planet also happens to you,” which I think should be everybody’s motto.
22. Shift To Nature
Notes | Sustainable, ethical, fair trade
Shift To Nature is an Australian company that is the aggregator we’ve all been waiting for. They source products from eco-friendly brands, products that are made from certified organic cotton, hemp, bamboo and other sustainable textiles. Amazing range!
23. Sorella Organics
Notes | 100% organic
Sorella Organics produces their products in small batches to ensure minimal waste and fair employment conditions. Their maternity wear is a stand-out selection that moms-to-be need to get to right now.
24. Synergy
Notes | Organic, fair trade
Synergy uses only organic cotton, and they also endeavor to empower communities by giving back to nonprofits. Check out their recycled dresses.
25. Thought Clothing
Notes | Organic, eco-friendly, sustainable
Cotton, bamboo, and hemp, oh my! They offer an extensive range of gorgeous items that look more expensive than they really are (or maybe not, if you’re as broke as I am).
26. Threads For Thought
Notes | Sustainable, eco-friendly, B Corp
Threads For Thought has casual eco-friendly and sustainable apparel, plus very nice activewear. It’s a bit expensive, though.
27. thredUP
Notes | Upcycling, thrifting
thredUP is sort of an online thrift store for bargain hunters. Their markdowns are usually pretty impressive, and like any thrift store worth its threads, you never know what treasure you might find here!
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Disclaimer: I have tried to make a list of organic clothing brands for women. If any of these do not use organic textile, I will remove them from the list. Also, since this post was about non-toxic clothing, I have not defined vegan brands separately (especially since cotton is vegan, and organic cotton is eco-friendly). These brands do claim to be ethical, so that’s been a plus point in their selection to this list:)
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that fiber content deserves a deeper look—and she encourages shoppers to look out for the materials brands are using in their clothes. As a general rule, the simpler the fiber content, the better, so keep an eye out for natural, organic materials that use less water and don’t include pesticides or microplastics. Wool, silk, flax, hemp, linen, okra, and bamboo are all great alternatives to clothes made from nonbiodegradable materials like polyester and nylon. Some brands, like Pangaia and Adidas, are also pioneering the use of sustainably made materials from entirely new sources and innovative processes (think T-shirts made from eucalyptus pulp and seaweed powder ; puffer coats filled with dried flowers, and sneakers made from ocean plastic .)