If the term 'sustainable fashion' brings to mind hippies in scratchy hessian ponchos, then think again.
These days, there are a wealth of ethical brands to choose from that will make a stylish impact on your wardrobe – and the world.
After all, we all want to do our bit for the environment – but that doesn’t just mean recycling your Diet Coke cans. That’s why we have rounded up our pick of the best sustainable fashion brands.
From the chic jumpsuit made from recycled polyester to jewellery brand working with women in vulnerable communities, these buys will make you feel good in more ways than one…
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Sustainable fashion: best for prints
Dagny London
Former Vilshenko designer creates sustainable and ethically made pieces with killer cuts in luxe fabrics.
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Sustainable fashion: best for wardrobe classics
ARKET
Transparency is key. Each piece shows the factory it has come from and the fabric from which it is made.
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Sustainable fashion: best for trainers
Veja
Organic materials, fair trade, sustainable, super-cool sneakers beloved of Emma Watson.
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Sustainable fashion: best for everyday
People Tree
Pioneers in ethical fashion since 1991, it's the first clothing company to receive the World Fair Trade Organisation Fair Trade product mark.
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Sustainable fashion: best for jewellery
Arabelle Brusan
Precious metals and gemstones are ethically sourced.
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Sustainable fashion: best for jewellery
So Just Shop
Working directly with women in vulnerable communities.
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Sustainable fashion: best for a capsule wardrobe
Pic Style
This brand uses locally sourced, sustainable and organic fabrics. Their key message is about creating 50 looks from just eight pieces.
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Sustainable fashion: best for bags
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Sustainable fashion: best for bags
Matt & Nat
Sustainable and eco-friendly, these bags do not use any animal-based materials.
