With hundreds of popular fashion items just a click away, fast fashion has become a big environmental issue.
When we throw away last season’s wardrobe it often ends up in a landfill. Not to mention that the production methods being used for your $3.99 bikini top are often far from environmentally friendly.
This issue is something that a lot of consumer and brands are starting to pay attention to. And luckily there are now plenty of sustainable fashion brands to choose from.
If you’re looking to be an eco-conscious shopper and don’t want to buy everything second hand, don’t worry because all hope isn’t lost. Keep reading to see which of your favorite designer also care about the earth.
Stella McCartney
Sella McCartney has been a fashion pioneer since her debut back in the 90s. So it’s no shock that she’s ahead of the game when it comes to making sustainable fashion.
This brand is completely cruelty-free, meaning no fur and no leather. They make a point to use ethically sourced wool, recycled textiles, and organic cotton.
This brand, a member of the Ethical Trading Initiative, is mindful when picking suppliers. Stella focuses on continuing to develop sustainable materials and even created silk that is made from yeast.
Rag & Bone
Rag & Bone is a brand that is passionate about urban style and local production. In 2017, the brand partnered with Cotton Inc’s Blue Jeans Go Green and launched a recycling program centered on denim.
This program encourages customers to turn in their old denim fits to be recycled. After this denim is donated it gets turned into insulation for homes.
Gucci
Gucci lovers rejoice, you don’t have to give up your Gucci shoes for the earth just yet. This brand recently launched a new website, Gucci Equilibrium where it lays out its plans to be more eco-conscious.
From reducing energy consumption at the production level to using innovative and sustainable materials, Gucci is making an effort to go green. They also focus on using ethical labor to make their products all while maintaining the luxurious quality you know and love.
Eileen Fisher
Eileen Fisher takes her own personal spin on sustainable fashion and made a big change starting at the production level. She uses recycled garments and textiles and brings them back to life.
This brand also uses all natural dyes and organic fibers.
Shop Sustainable Fashion Brands
If you are looking to be a more eco-friendly person, one of the biggest changes you can make is in your shopping habits. The best way to reduce your fashion waste is to buy things second hand.
But obviously, this can’t be done all of the time. When purchasing new items avoid fast fashion brands like Forever 21 or Zaful. Make an effort to purchase your items from sustainable fashion brands so you know your money is going to a good place.
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