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Eco-Friendly & Sustainable Maternity Clothing

Are you pregnant and starting to worry about fitting into your current wardrobe? I had that feeling in the beginning, too, but I decided to wait to purchase anything. I’m not particularly eager to buy clothing I will only wear for a short time. I felt there had to be a way to get use out of what I already had and work around my growing belly. I’m happy to say I bought ZERO maternity clothes for my pregnancy. I want to follow this up by saying not all of us can do this, and I don’t want anyone feeling pressure to do so, either. I did not have to go to a job where I had a specific dress code, which helped me a lot! I was able to wear whatever I wanted, whenever I wanted. Also, I’m 5’2’’, gained about 20ish pounds when pregnant, and carried Elliott a few weeks short of 40. I never felt uncomfortable or too big for what I already had, so I could work with it. We all have different bodies and comforts, so I will share with you my tips you could hopefully use for most of your pregnancy, if not all, and then list some options of where to purchase maternity clothing - both secondhand and new!

Update: I recently had my second pregnancy and gave birth to a baby girl on June 1st, 2023. I was able to go through the entire pregnancy without buying any maternity clothing. Despite gaining twice the amount of weight, I managed to work with what I had in my closet, mainly relying on flowy dresses and stretchy pants once again :D

How to Wear Regular Clothes as Maternity Clothing: Tips For Your Current Closet

• Leggings: These were my go-to almost every day. I would go to Pure Barre in the mornings and stay in my leggings the rest of the day. No matter how big I got, the waistbands would always remain comfortably below the tummy.

• Flow-y Garments: I had a lot of tunics and oversized tees, which had a lot of room in them. Many of my sundresses had lots of space, as well!

• Stretch, Jersey Fabrics: When I wanted to dress up, I would turn to jersey fabrics because they would easily stretch - even at the end of the 3rd trimester!

I considered buying only a few things at first, but I'm glad I didn't because I learned to work with a small wardrobe. Outfit repeating becomes the norm when you're pregnant - well, it should be in general, but it's definitely easier to do when you don't fit into as much as you used to! I think you'd be surprised to see how much you can still fit into - so my advice is to spend some time in your closet first and wait until you really need to purchase a maternity piece.

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Secondhand Maternity Clothing

My first recommendation would be to consult your friends who are mothers! They may still have some maternity clothes in their closet that they no longer use. Most people are happy to part with items they no longer need.

Check out your local thrift and secondhand stores to start with, but if you have no luck, we suggest checking these places out: Used Clothing Apps

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Ethically-Made New Maternity Clothing

Okay, so if your current closet doesn't have enough, and secondhand isn't cutting it - or you want to spoil yourself... I get it - pregnancy is exciting, and you should be able to treat yourself! Fortunately, there are some brands that are creating sustainable maternity clothing, and there are a lot of cute pieces.

MARION

This high-end maternity office wear brand helps mamas keep looking great at work during pregnancy & nursing. Their chic, versatile designs allow mamas to re-wear core pieces again and again. They offer standard & petite sizing, with some extended size options. MARION's designs are made with luxury sustainable fabrics like TENCEL, organic cotton, and recycled nylon. Most styles include invisible nursing access, so breastfeeding mamas don't need to buy twice. Designs are also made to look like "regular" clothes after pregnancy (really!), making each piece a long-term wardrobe investment. In addition to workwear, MARION carries a line of sustainable maternity basics.

Warp + Weft

This brand is quickly becoming one of my favorites. They offer plus size options (00-24), and their jeans are priced under $100.

They even have super cute overalls for pregnancy!

Pact

This is one of my favorite organic cotton brands, and their prices are more affordable than most. Everything they make is very comfortable and washes well.

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Girlfriend

Another size-inclusive, sustainable brand, Girlfriend has a collection of maternity leggings, bike shorts, and nursing bras. Everything is made from recycled plastic bottles, and they go up to size 6XL.

Frugi

This is a UK childrenswear brand that has a small section for maternity. Frugi is one to check out if you love color and bold prints! They use GOTS-certified organic cotton for their designs.

Cosabella

Created 35 years ago by an Italian couple, Cosabella sells feminine lingerie, pajamas and loungewear. Find maternity underwear, camis, bras, pjs and more.

Postpartum Underwear

for after baby, you will love these!

Proof’s Postpartum Underwear has a super absorbent core, controls postpartum bleeding, has front-to-back protection & fights odor. Find different absorbency levels, colors, and styles.

Of An Origin

This brand offers a great minimalist capsule wardrobe for your entire pregnancy, postpartum, and even beyond.

Their tops, pants, and wraps are not only super practical for maternity and nursing, but they’re also timeless and can be styled in several different ways. Their feeding and pumping shirts, wraps, and cardigans don’t even look like nursing-wear!

Their clothing is Fair Trade and most of it is currently made out of natural cotton (they have some GOTS certified organic cotton styles coming!). They currently offer sizes Xs-XL and are working to expand their sizing options in the near future as well.

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Whatever route you choose for your maternity wardrobe, I wish you a safe and healthy pregnancy. Your wardrobe should not add to the stress. I hope you find these tips helpful, and please feel free to share your own in the comments below.

Lots of love from one mama to another,

Natalie

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The Best Sustainable Kids Swimwear

Whenever you go to the beach, there are a few specific things you need to bring to make your trip fun and unforgettable. One of the most important things you should not forget to pack in your suitcase is your swimsuit. 

Whether you enjoy swimming in the ocean or the pool or simply prefer relaxing on your beach towel, swimwear is absolutely essential to have. 

Sometimes, it can be tricky to find a good-quality swimsuit. But as an adult, once you have found one or two you like, you can usually enjoy them for a while. For kids’ swimwear, it is a little different as children grow so quickly! You have to buy new swim shorts or bikini sets for your kids a lot more regularly! 

Plus, as an eco-conscious parent, you might want to purchase swimsuits that will not harm the planet. This can be difficult because they are all made of synthetic materials, and we know how bad plastic is for our environment. 

So if you are looking for new eco-friendly swimwear for your children this year, this article is for you! We have selected 9 brands selling sustainable kids’ swimsuits so that you and your family can create happy memories on your next trip to the beach! 

What Makes Bathing Suits Sustainable?

When we see kids’ swimsuits costing as little as a few dollars at the store, we can easily be tempted to go for the cheap option. However, with such a low price tag, swimwear cannot be made to last or produced under ethical conditions. 

So try to avoid fast fashion brands as much as possible, and support an ethical company that pays its workers a fair wage, treats them well and provides them with healthy, safe working conditions. Remember that when something is too cheap, someone in the supply chain is paying the price. 

You also don’t want your child to lose his/her swimsuit while having fun with friends. So investing in quality is the way to go to make sure the piece will last. 

Finally, try to support brands that have taken steps to minimize their environmental footprint, and choose swimwear made from eco-friendly materials. 

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What Eco-Friendly Materials Should You Search For?

Unfortunately, it is almost impossible to avoid synthetic materials when buying swimsuits as they have to be stretchy. Natural fabrics would also not last long if used in salt water or chlorine-filled swimming pools.  

Thankfully, there are sustainable alternatives to polyester and nylon, which are what most swimsuits on the market are made of. For instance, recycled polyester and recycled nylon, produced from plastic water bottles or nylon fishing nets, are great options! 

Buying swimwear made with these materials helps divert plastic waste from landfills and oceans and encourages manufacturers to stop using virgin petroleum-based materials to create new products.  

Our Top Picks for Sustainable Childrens Swimwear:

1. Hanna Andersson

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Size Range: Newborn To Size 12

Materials: Recycled Nylon, Recycled Polyester, Cotton, Polyester

Price Range: $19 - 52

Founded in 1983, Hanna Andersson has made sustainability and circularity two of its core principles. It crafts pajamas for the whole family and all kinds of other clothes for children and babies. The brand sells many types of swimwear for your kiddos, including long-sleeve rash guards, boys’ swim trunks, girls’ tankini sets, and one-piece suits.

They are all designed with happy patterns and colors, marrying functionality and comfort. 

Most of Hanna Andersson’s swimsuits are made from recycled nylon or recycled polyester. They also received the OEKO-TEX Standard 100 certification, so they are completely safe to wear and free of harmful chemicals.  

The company’s fabrics are incredibly durable and built to last so that the clothes can be worn again and again, and handed down to other children later. They also have offer a pre-loved section where you can buy secondhand Hanna Andersson!

Hanna Andersson regularly supports charities, like Baby2Baby, which provides children in need with clothes, diapers, and other basic necessities.

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2. Frugi

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Size Range: 6 Months To 12 Years

Materials: Recycled Polyester, Organic Cotton 

Price Range: $15 - 57

Frugi is a British children’s clothing brand that creates high-quality pieces using GOTS-certified organic cotton. Its clothes are recognizable by their bright, vibrant colors and playful prints. 

The company offers several swimsuits for babies and children up to 12 years.

It has two swim shorts, one adorned with lovely shells and the other decorated with fun surfboards. Frugi also sells two rash guard sets with cute little marine animals, like sharks, fishes and whales. 

The brand’s swimwear is made from recycled polyester using post-consumer recycled plastic bottles. The fabric dries very quickly, making these swimsuits super practical whether your child wants to swim, surf or build sandcastles.  

Frugi has also received many awards for its commitment to sustainability and ethical manufacturing. For instance, it won the 2019 Drapers Independents Awards as “Kids’ Brand of the Year”. In 2020, it was also awarded two Queen’s Awards for Enterprise, Sustainable Development and International Trade, which are the most prestigious awards for British businesses.

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3. Mon Coeur

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Size Range: 3 Months To 8 Years

Materials: Recycled Polyester, Recycled Nylon

Price Range: $55 - 64

Mon Coeur, which means “my heart” in French, is an earth-friendly children’s clothing brand creating pieces with deadstock fabrics and recycled materials. 

It offers different kinds of swimsuits for babies and children up to 8 years, all made using 100% recycled European fabrics.

For instance, it has several swim trunks produced from rescued fishing nets, as well as rash guards and bikini sets made from recycled plastic bottles. 

The bikini sets feature fun oversized ties at the shoulders and bottoms, and the rash guards will make your child an eco-activist with its saying “make the sea plastic-free”! The fabric dries very quickly and provides UPF 50 sun protection. 

Mon Coeur’s swimwear is ethically made in Portugal, and all the yarns used in the production process received the Global Recycled Standard certification. 

Everything the brand sells is made with recycled and upcycled materials, right down to the labels, buttons, zippers, hang tags, and embroideries! 

Mon Coeur is a member of 1% For The Planet, and it partners with the 5Gyres Institute, a non-profit organization leading the global movement against plastic pollution.

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4. Kampos

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Size Range: 4 To 12 Years

Materials: Recycled Nylon, Recycled Polyester

Price Range: $54 - 119

KAMPOS redefines luxury by transforming waste found in the ocean into high-quality swimwear. Its kids’ swimsuits are handcrafted in Italy, and they are available in several solid colors and lovely patterns that will make your child stand out from the crowd. Designed for children aged between 4 and 12 years old, KAMPOS’ swimwear collection consists of swim shorts, bikinis & one-piece suits.

The bikinis feature a classic cut with a triangle bikini top and a tie-side bottom. 

While the boys’ swim shorts are all made with 100% recycled plastic bottles, the girls’ collection is produced using recycled fishing nets and other nylon waste. 

KAMPOS uses recycled packaging that is also 100% recyclable and FSC-certified. It also donates part of its profits to the Coral Conservation Project, an initiative launched to protect and restore coral reefs in the Maldives. 

The brand is a certified B Corporation, and in 2022, it was named Best for the World™ in the Environment and Community categories. Plus, KAMPOS received the Butterfly Mark accreditation, which identifies luxury brands meeting the highest standards of environmental performance.

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5. Elle Evans

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Size Range: 12 Months To 16 Years

Materials: Recycled Nylon, Deadstock Fabric

Price Range: $41 - 61

Elle Evans sells sustainable swimwear for children, from newborns to 16-year-old teens. It has everything from rash tops and bikinis to swimsuits and swim onesies for toddlers. The brand creates all its kids’ swimwear using offcuts from its women’s collection to reduce waste. Not only that but the original fabric is also produced from plastic waste dredged from the sea, like fishing nets, as well as fabric scraps, carpet flooring, and industrial plastic waste from landfills and oceans. 

We also love that Elle Evans chooses to make each piece to order, which means that it is only produced when you buy it. This helps reduce fabric waste to a minimum, and the company even reuses smaller scraps and turns them into frills or straps for other swimsuits!  

Elle Evans works with a digital printer that uses water-based, non-toxic inks and makes sure to never discard inks down the drain. It also ships its products through carbon-neutral couriers.

The company also donates 1% of all its sales to the Healthy Seas Initiative, which is the organization that collects the nylon waste used in Elle Evans’ collections.

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6. Turtledove London

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Size Range: Newborn To 8 Years

Materials: Recycled Nylon

Price Range: $16 - 36

Turtledove London is an ethical clothing brand on a mission to make organic unisex clothes for our children. It has a small collection of swim shorts, one-piece swimsuits, rash guards and surf suits, all of which are both comfortable and stylish. 

The company purposefully creates gender-neutral pieces to increase their likelihood of being passed down to several children down the line.

It is also why all the pieces have timeless styles and a simple color palette. 

Turtledove London makes its swimwear with recycled nylon and eco-friendly, azo-free dyes. The fabric is made to last and provides UPF 50+ protection against harmful sun rays. Once they are produced, the swimsuits are packed in compostable bags made of cornstarch and sent to you in paper mailing bags and boxes. 

The company’s pieces are all made in factories that are SEDEX-certified and members of the Ethical Trading Initiative, which ensures workers in the supply chain are treated fairly. Turtledove London was also a finalist in the Drapers Sustainable Fashion Awards in 2021!

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7. August Society

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Size Range: 24 Months To 10 Years

Materials: Recycled Polyester, Recycled Nylon

Price Range: $22 - 57

August Society creates flattering, eco-friendly swimsuits for each member of the family. If you are looking for sustainably made swimwear for your kids, this is probably the brand offering the most options on this list!

Its kids’ swimsuits are comfy, high-quality and timeless pieces that your children will be able to wear all summer long.

They feature one-of-a-kind, unisex prints designed by August Society’s founder, so they can be handed down from brother to sister and from sister to brother. 

You will be able to choose between different styles of one-piece suits, rash guards, bikinis, swim pants, and swim leggings. Some models are even reversible, with one print on one side, and another on the other side.

The brand crafts its swimwear out of recycled polyester and recycled nylon, produced with plastic water bottles, old carpeting and recovered ghost fishing nets. The fabric protects your children from the sun and is designed to last for many years. 

August Society also makes its prints using digital printing methods. The process requires the use of a lot less ink and dye, and the total amount of fabric waste is reduced.

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8. Summersalt

Size Range: Newborn To Size 12

Materials: Recycled Nylon, Recycled Polyamide, Recycled Polyester 

Price Range: $30 - 60

Summersalt creates womenswear designed to keep you comfortable and chic while you are on the go.

It has a small collection of kids’ swimsuits, all of which are available in larger sizes for parents as well. 

The brand’s swimwear is sold in different colors and patterns that will remind you of nature, like little nectarines or flowers. The girls’ suits are particularly adorable with their ruffles at the shoulders!

Summersalt makes its kids’ swimwear from recycled polyamide, recycled nylon or recycled polyester, depending on the model. Its recycled materials help divert fishing nets and commercial carpets from landfills by turning them into new products! Plus, the recycled polyamide is certified by the Global Recycled Standard. 

All the swimsuits feature a high-quality, compressive fabric that provides UPF 50+ protection to protect your little ones from harmful sun rays. And if you want them to be even more protected and covered, opt for the brand’s rash guard tankini set! 

Summersalt also ships all its products in poly bags made from recycled materials. 

*we typically wouldn’t recommend this brand as a whole, but we do appreciate their commitment to sustainability for their swimwear line

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9. Boden

Size Range: 3 Months To 14 Years 

Materials: Recycled Polyester, Recycled Polyamide, Polyester, Cotton

Price Range: $20 - 56

Boden is a family-run clothing company that has been making beautiful clothes for more than 30 years. It has a very large selection of swimwear for girls and boys up to 14 years, as well as a carefully curated collection for babies and toddlers. 

Each piece is very colorful, and many of them feature fun prints, like rainbows, dinosaurs, penguins, and many more!

You can choose between various styles and sleeve-lengths, and the brand even sells several surf suits. 

While some of Boden’s swimsuits contain polyester or cotton, most of them are made with recycled polyester and recycled polyamide. The company is also transparent about where its clothes are made, and it ships them in 100% recycled and recyclable packaging. 

Boden offers you to send back your well-worn pieces when your kids no longer need them, and it will donate them to a charity that either gives them away or recycles them. 

The brand is also a member of the Ethical Trading Initiative, and it has donated tons of clothes to different charitable organizations around the globe.

*we typically wouldn’t recommend this brand as a whole, but we do appreciate their commitment to sustainability for their swimwear line

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About the Author

Eva Astoul is a French freelance writer, specializing in content related to sustainability, simple living, and a growth-focused healthy lifestyle. She runs her own blog, Green With Less, to inspire people to live a more minimalist and sustainable life.

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The Best Organic & Sustainable Baby Clothes

Welcome to our guide to sustainable baby clothes! In this article, we will show you how to dress your little one in style while also making a positive impact on the planet. As concerns about the environmental impact of fast fashion and the textile industry continue to rise, more and more parents are opting for sustainable clothing options for their babies. There are a variety of eco-friendly materials available, from organic cotton onesies to bamboo sleep sacks. Not only are these materials gentle on your baby's delicate skin, but they are also sustainable for the planet. Additionally, these clothes are made from natural and non-toxic materials, and are produced in an ethical and environmentally responsible manner.

Why Should You Buy Sustainable Baby Clothes?

When dressing your baby, it's important to take into account the environmental impact of their clothing. Conventional baby clothes are frequently made from synthetic materials that are detrimental to the environment. These materials, including polyester and nylon, are derived from fossil fuels and take hundreds of years to decompose. Moreover, the manufacturing of these materials emits harmful chemicals and greenhouse gasses into the atmosphere.

Sustainable baby clothes are made of natural and non-toxic materials that are gentle on your baby's delicate skin. Organic cotton, bamboo, and Tencel are some popular eco-friendly options for baby clothes. These materials are grown without harmful pesticides and require less water and energy during production. By choosing sustainable baby clothes, you can minimize your baby's exposure to harmful chemicals while also contributing towards a healthier and cleaner environment.

What is Wrong with Conventional Baby Clothes?

The fashion industry is one of the most polluting sectors in the world. Conventional baby clothing is usually mass-produced with the help of cheap labor and harmful manufacturing processes. Synthetic materials like polyester and nylon require substantial amounts of energy and water, leading to water pollution and the depletion of natural resources. These cheaply made baby clothes contribute to waste and pollution due to their short lifespan. They will end up in landfills, where they occupy valuable space and release harmful chemicals as they decompose.

Although babies outgrow their clothes quickly, we still hope that these garments will be in good enough condition to be passed down to another baby. Unfortunately, this can be a challenge with most brands available today due to their poor quality.

Shopping Sustainable Baby Clothes on a budget

Sustainable baby clothes can be affordable without breaking the bank.

First, consider buying second-hand. Thrift stores, consignment shops, and online marketplaces often have gently used baby clothes at a fraction of the original price. You can find high-quality, sustainable brands at significantly lower costs. Some of the brands mentioned below have pre-loved shops where previous customers have given back their baby’s clothes to resell online.

Second, take advantage of sales and discounts. Many ethical and sustainable baby clothing brands offer seasonal sales and promotions. Sign up for their newsletters or follow them on social media to stay updated on the latest deals.

Third, opt for baby clothing rental services. This is a great way to save money and continue circulating sustainable brands to more families. We have listed a couple in this post!

Finally, consider organizing clothing swaps with other parents. This allows you to exchange clothes that your baby has outgrown for ones that fit them now. It's a cost-effective and sustainable way to refresh your baby's wardrobe without spending any money.

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Our Top Picks for Organic, Sustainable Baby Clothes:

1. Aster & Oak

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Onesie Price: $14+

Australian-based organic baby (& kid) clothing line Aster & Oak is one of the sweetest places to find all the baby essentials your little one will need. Everything is made with organic cotton and plant-based dyes, perfect for their sensitive skin. Not only are the fabrics kind to little ones and the planet, but each garment is also ethically-made and certified by the Global Organic Textile Standard. We love that the nature-inspired prints are all hand illustrated by their team of local female artists. Their collections are versatile, and you can easily mix and match styles. Plus, there are lots of gender-neutral ones to choose from. Check out their bedding and blankets - excellent baby shower gifts!

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2. Little Blueberry Kids

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Onesie Price: $14+

Little Blueberry Kids is an e-comm platform for sustainable children’s clothing, accessories, toys, and home decor that believes ‘sustainability can be cool and fun!’. Each brand and product you find in their store is carefully and thoughtfully chosen with a wide variety of styles and price points. They are also all women-owned! Find sleepwear, onesies, dresses, swimwear, overalls, and more. Circular fashion here on Sustainably Chic is one of our favorite ways to do sustainable fashion. We get so excited to see places like Little Blueberry Kids offer the option for customers to sell back products they have purchased from their store to be listed at a much lower price in the pre-loved section. Also, after returning the clothes you no longer need, they give you a 20% off coupon for your next purchase! 

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3. Bébénca Organics

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Unbleached, Undyed, Organic, full-sleeve Onesie: $30

Are you looking for the purest baby clothing? Bébénca Organics has a signature collection made from unbleached and undyed natural organic cotton fabric (GOTS Certified)! So natural & pure as nature intended, this fabric is made directly from the natural form of organic cotton without any harsh chemical processes of bleaching, scouring, etc. It has only been given a hot water detergent wash to remove the impurities & hence the natural off-white color. Besides the unbleached and undyed collection, they have many other options - including the softest and cutest prints in two-way zipped jumpsuits, onesies, dungarees, and dresses. The dyes they use for their colored styles are water-based and AZO-free, making them safe for babies. We also love the olive color in their organic waffle collection! All of their collections are gender-neutral and available in sizes newborn to 24 months. Bébénca Organics ethically produces their baby clothing and ships your orders in recycled packaging materials. 

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4. Rent a Romper

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Monthly Membership: $32+

Babies grow fast…

That’s why a mom of two founded Rent a Romper, an affordable clothing rental service with a “shared closet” of over 200 name brands (including Hanna Andersson, Kate Quinn, Burt’s Bees Baby, Goumi, etc.). The affordable service delivers custom baby and toddler wardrobe capsules curated to age, size and style preferences, conveniently to your doorstep. When you’re done with a style, simply swap it for something else.

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6. Sustain by Kat

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Onesie Price: $28

This particular brand uses plant-based dyes for their organic cotton clothing.

According to the National Institutes of Health, our skin absorbs the chemicals found in our clothes. Therefore, it is essential to take necessary precautions when it comes to the clothes we wear. Sustain helps eliminate worries by using only non-toxic plant dyes and organic fabrics to create their fashion pieces. It is fascinating to see the variety of colors that can be achieved through nature!

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5. Boody

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Onesie Price: $20

If you're in search of the softest clothing for your baby, you'll definitely love Boody's bamboo fabric. It's important to note that not all bamboo is created equal. However, Boody uses a closed-loop system that recycles water and solvents, making their bamboo viscose fabric more eco-friendly. This brand believes in starting the change from the ground up, and so their collection of baby clothing is made from sustainably grown bamboo that's gentle on the planet and on your baby's skin.

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7. MakeMake Organics

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Onesie Price: $24+

MakeMake Organics is a store that offers a wide range of super-soft baby clothing, bedding, burp cloths, swaddle blankets, play mats, and more. Their designs are minimalist, modern, and gender-neutral, with simple patterns and calming colors that look super cute. All products are made with GOTS organic, Fair Trade, and OEKO-TEX certified fabric, which ensures that they are eco-friendly and free from toxic chemicals.

The size range goes from newborn to 24 months.

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8. Tabeeze

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Onesie Price: $20+

Tabeeze is a sustainable and intuitive baby clothing brand that is transforming the way parents dress their babies. They have introduced a new baby bodysuit that is made with GOTS Certified Organic Cotton and features patented shoulder flaps and fumble-free snap alignment. This eliminates the struggle that parents face while trying to fit clothing over their baby's head or squirmy hands. The Baby Bodysuit goes on from the bottom up and snaps closed over the baby's shoulders, making dressing and changing much more comfortable. It also enables quick and easy skin-to-skin bonding between the parent and the baby.

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9. Q for Quinn

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Socks Price: $9+ for 3-pack

Q for Quinn is a brand that is dedicated to creating sustainable, non-toxic, and GOTS (Global Organic Textiles Standard) certified basics.

The brand is committed to producing safe clothing for babies and children while also being gentle on the planet and communities. They offer a range of kids' and grown-up basics for ultimate comfort, including seamless socks and underwear for the most sensitive little ones. Q for Quinn also has a charitable aspect, where they donate a school meal to some of the world's poorest children through Mary's Meals with every item sold.

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10. MORI

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Onesie Price: $8+

MORI is a brand that specializes in creating super-soft baby clothes and other essentials using sustainably sourced, high-quality fabrics.

You can find a wide range of options from lovely ribbed fabrics to character prints that are sure to delight. Additionally, MORI ships all their products in recyclable kraft paper bags, making them an eco-friendly choice.

Don't forget to check out their popular Sleep Sacks and matching family pjs!

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11. Hanna Andersson

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Onesie Price: $11+

Hanna Andersson is a popular brand that offers a wide range of clothing for babies and children. Their collection includes character clothing and PJs featuring popular Disney princesses and Marvel superheroes that kids love. Founded in Portland in 1983, Hanna Andersson was one of the first brands to focus on sustainability in kids' clothing. They use natural materials like organic and OEKO-TEX® STANDARD 100 cotton in much of their clothing, which is designed to be durable and long-lasting, even after multiple washes. Many moms swear by this brand, as the clothing can be handed down from one child to another. In addition to their new clothing collection, Hanna Andersson also has a Pre-Loved section on their website, which is a favorite among customers.

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12. Burt’s Bees Baby

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Onesie Price: $10+

For those who are looking for affordable and accessible baby clothes, Burt's Bees Baby is a great brand to consider.

It is particularly popular among mothers who want to buy organic cotton clothing that can withstand regular wear and washes, while still being budget-friendly.

Among their range of products, the zip-up footie pajamas are some of the most beloved items, as they are extremely easy to put on your baby.

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Onesie Price: $24+

This brand offers comfortable and versatile clothing made from organic materials that are safe for both children and the environment. It is a mom-owned brand that prioritizes healthy choices for kids and the planet.

They use 100% organic, non-toxic fabric that is incredibly soft and ensures that your child will have a comfortable and peaceful sleep.

The brand's range includes all the basics and features minimalistic yet adorable prints.

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14. Finn & Emma

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Onesie Price: $14

Finn & Emma is a brand that exclusively uses the finest 100% organic cotton, eco-friendly dyes, and all-natural wood for their products, including toys.

Their garments and accessories are made ethically and focus on promoting social and economic independence for local people, especially women, who work in a safe and fair environment to provide for their families. We appreciate the simplicity of this brand, and the outfit pictured is absolutely adorable!

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A Guide to Sustainable & Eco-Friendly Baby Showers

Awaiting the arrival of your new bundle of joy is a magical time for parents, filled with excitement and anticipation. But, if you’re considering planning a baby shower to celebrate you as soon-to-be-parents, you might wonder if it’s possible to make this a sustainable event. The good news is there are countless ways to ensure a sustainable baby shower is everything you want it to be for both mother-to-be and Mother Nature.

From the invitations to the decorations, so many elements of your baby shower can be made sustainable with just a bit of planning and some eco-alternatives. As more people have become aware of the environmental impacts of events like baby showers, the market for sustainable party supplies has grown to keep up with demand. You’ll now find great alternatives and sustainable solutions to help you plan a party you can be proud of, and that will inspire your guests to take notes for their future events!

Why make your baby shower sustainable?

Baby showers are now big business, with the average cost of hosting one anywhere between $100 and $1000. Unfortunately, along with the cost, a lot of waste happens from celebratory events, including baby showers. From food waste and single-use plastics to non-biodegradable confetti and unwanted party favors, many elements of a baby shower can be unsustainable and wasteful. 

As with all events, you'll want to make this day memorable and enjoyable for you and your guests, but you'll feel even better if you know you've done your bit for the planet simultaneously. It can seem daunting to plan a sustainable event, often with many factors to consider. But don't worry; we've come up with a list of top tips to help you plan the perfect baby shower and keep things as eco-friendly as possible!

our top tips for hosting an eco-friendly baby shower:

1. Eco-friendly invitations

One of the ways you can start off on the right foot with your sustainable shower planning is to think about the invitations you'll be making for the event. While it's common to have printed invitations sent out for a baby shower, unless you're family or close friends, these usually get thrown away. And unless the invites are fully recyclable (and your guests actually do recycle!), they will likely end up in landfill. 

Why not opt for digital invites rather than printed ones? These can be found for free online, or you could design your own with free tools like Canva and then email them out. You can even use online evite sites that allow you to track invite responses, dietary requirements, and more - making your life even easier. 

If you do go for print, try to use FSC-certified paper or recycled paper, and avoid foiled lettering or glitter, as these make the invites unrecyclable. You could even get invitations made on wildflower seed paper and encourage your guests to plant their invitations after the event. We have a post - here - that offers you some wonderful options.

2. Sustainable food and beverage options

If you're providing food and drink at the baby shower, there are several ways you can choose more sustainable options. If you're using a caterer, search for one who uses organic, locally sourced produce and provides the food in zero-waste packaging. 

Whenever possible, choose locally sourced and organic food and beverages. Locally sourced produce reduces carbon emissions associated with long-distance transportation, while organic options support sustainable farming practices and avoid harmful pesticides.

Plan the menu around seasonal ingredients. Seasonal produce is often fresher, tastier, and more affordable. It also helps reduce your event's environmental impact by minimizing the need for energy-intensive storage and transportation.

Also consider opting for a plant-based menu to satisfy most dietary requirements and reduce your carbon footprint (maybe you can find some inspiration from some of our favorite vegan food bloggers). Make sure the plates, cutlery and cups you get are reusable too! You could even rent the things you need from a party rental company. They provide everything from tableware and linen to chairs and tables. 

If you still need to opt for a few disposable items, we suggest checking out Repurpose for those! They have a lot of compostable options for cutlery, bowls, plates, cups and drinkware.

To minimize food waste, estimate the number of guests accurately. Consider serving food in smaller portions or offering a buffet-style meal where guests can choose what they want. Encourage guests to bring their reusable containers to take home any leftovers.

3. Eco-friendly decorations

First and foremost, go plastic-free! This will reduce the amount of single-use items you have at the baby shower and allow you to reuse the decorations again. Decorations are often available to rent too, which could be perfect for any big decorations you had in mind. You can also ask your family and friends if they have anything you can borrow from their past celebrations.

To tie in with the eco-friendly theme of the shower, use natural elements to decorate the space to really connect people to nature and create a calm, peaceful atmosphere. Potted plants make great centerpieces, and small trees could help fill any space you have.  

Consider taking the party outside if you can, as beautiful natural landscapes make the best decorations for a party. What could be better than being surrounded by tall trees or hearing the sound of the ocean at your baby shower?

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4. Games and activities with an environmental twist

We've all been to a baby shower that had loads of games with printed bingo cards, pens, paint, and even cheap onesies. Unfortunately, what doesn't get thrown in the trash usually gets forgotten or donated a few months later. Instead, think of games or activities that don't involve anything you won't use again. 

Guess the baby is a popular game that can be easily made more eco-friendly. Simply ask your guests to bring along a photo of themselves as a baby and use wooden pegs on a line to hang them up - then record everyone's guesses digitally on your phone or tablet. 

Another fun activity (not necessarily a game) would be to plant a tree. Set up a station where guests can contribute to planting a tree to honor the new baby. This activity not only encourages sustainability but also creates a lasting memory for the parents and their child.

5. Eco-friendly party favors for guests

It can be hard to come up with party favors to give to your guests that they will all want, especially when sticking to a budget. However, things like mini beeswax candles, homemade soaps and bath salts are usually crowd pleasers and can be pretty cheap if you can make them yourself or get them from a thrift store (psst..you can find lots of ribbon there).

You can also give your guests the gift of greenery by offering seed packets as party favors. Choose seeds of plants or flowers that are native to your region or support local wildlife. Encourage your guests to plant and watch them grow as a reminder of the baby shower. Another great idea would be to prepare homemade treats such as cookies, jams, or granola bars using organic and locally sourced ingredients. Package them in reusable glass jars or fabric bags, and attach a personalized note expressing your gratitude. This not only reduces waste but also shows your guests how much you value their presence.

You could even tie the party favors into the games or activities of your baby shower. For example, have people decorate mini potted succulents to take home with them or make their own candles or soap at an activity station during the baby shower. 

By opting for eco-friendly party favors, you not only reduce waste but also inspire your guests to make sustainable choices in their everyday lives.

6. Sustainable gifts 

If your guests are keen to offer gifts at your shower, think about what you really need for the new baby. Unwanted or duplicate gifts can be an annoyance and even wasteful. Why not set up a sustainable gift registry and let people know they can select something from the list? 

Struggling to come up with gift ideas? Check out our list of the best sustainable baby gifts, eco-friendly baby clothes brands, and don't forget our guide to creating a sustainable baby registry.

Not interested in gifts? Why not ask for donations to a local animal sanctuary or environmental charity you support?

7. The outfit

Don't forget about your outfit for the big day! You've been planning this party for weeks, so you'll want a special ensemble to feel good in on the day. But this doesn't have to mean going out and buying a brand new item of clothing! For the mom-to-be, if you don't have a maternity dress that will work for the event, why not rent one? There are loads of maternity wear rental websites that have dresses, skirts or jumpsuits to wear for your baby shower. Try Motherhood Rental or Rent The Runway Maternity for some inspiration! You could also find something second-hand or vintage that is often cheaper than buying brand new. You may even already have a flowy dress in your closet that has just the right amount of room for your growing belly :)

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Conclusion: Celebrating the arrival of your little one while being kind to the planet

Hosting an eco-friendly baby shower doesn't have to be complicated or expensive. By following these seven tips, you can create a memorable and sustainable event that will positively impact the Earth and your little one.

From choosing eco-friendly games and activities to providing sustainable party favors, there are many ways to incorporate sustainability into every aspect of your baby shower. You can reduce waste and promote a green lifestyle by making conscious choices, such as using recycled materials, serving organic food, and opting for digital invitations.

Remember, the baby shower is not just about celebrating the new arrival but also about shaping a better future for them. By hosting an eco-friendly baby shower, you teach your little one the importance of caring for the environment and making sustainable choices from the beginning.

So, gather your loved ones, embrace the beauty of nature, and celebrate the joyous occasion while leaving a minimal environmental footprint. Let's raise our glasses to a greener and brighter future for your little one and the planet!

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Sarah King is a freelance writer with a focus on vegan fashion, sustainability and ethically made clothes. She campaigns for change in the fashion industry through her blog and on her Instagram page.

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The Best Organic Cotton Clothes

With warmer days on the way, it’s time for light layers and summer dresses again! If you’re searching for a new piece for your wardrobe, but you want to shop sustainably, it’s important to avoid certain materials that are bad for the planet.

One such material is cotton; while one of the most widely used textiles in the fashion industry, popular for its breathability and versatility, it’s also one of the most environmentally damaging.

Is Cotton Sustainable?

Cotton farming is incredibly water-intensive, taking 2,700L of water to make just one conventional cotton t-shirt – that’s about three years’ worth of drinking water! Cotton is also the most pesticide-dependent crop in the world, using chemicals that pollute waterways and ecosystems and poison the farmers who grow the crops. 

Why You Should Choose Organic Cotton

Organic cotton is a better alternative to cotton as it’s produced and certified to organic agricultural standards. Its production sustains the health of soils, ecosystems and people by using natural processes rather than artificial inputs. Most importantly, organic cotton farming doesn’t allow the use of toxic chemicals or GMOs (genetically modified organisms).

Switching to organic cotton can save up to 91% of the water needed to grow the crops, 46% fewer greenhouse gases, and gives farmers more control as they don’t rely on buying expensive genetically modified seeds from a handful of big companies. Currently, only around 1% of all cotton produced is organic, so we need more people to ditch traditional cotton and opt for the more sustainable option of organic cotton. To be sure that what you’re buying is actually organic, look out for certifications like the Global Organic Textile Standard (GOTS) and the Organic Content Standard Certification (OCS).

Read more about Organic Cotton & GOTS Cotton.

We’ve looked at sustainable brands who use organic cotton and made a list of our favorite 16:

1. Pact

For: Men & Women

Pact is committed to sustainability and ethical practices. All their products are crafted using organic cotton and are certified by the Global Organic Textile Standard (GOTS), ensuring high-quality and eco-friendly materials.

From stylish dresses, skirts, and comfortable sweatshirts to cozy hoodies, Pact offers a diverse range of clothing for women and men. What sets Pact apart is their dedication to Fair Trade certified factories, where their products are made. These factories prioritize safe working conditions and support local communities, highlighting Pact's commitment to ethical manufacturing.

In addition to their sustainable production practices, Pact is also mindful of affordability. Most of their products are priced under $100, making organic cotton clothing accessible without breaking the bank.

Furthermore, Pact goes the extra mile by offering customers the option to offset the carbon footprint of their shipments, enhancing the eco-friendly nature of their products. This demonstrates their commitment to reducing environmental impact at every stage of the production and delivery process.

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2. Crann Organic

For: Kids

Crann Organic is a brand committed to providing super soft sustainable basics for kids.

Their range includes a variety of items such as t-shirts, sweats, and boxer briefs, all designed with a focus on comfort and eco-friendliness.

What sets Crann Organic apart is their dedication to using eco-friendly and non-toxic fabrics, such as GOTS certified organic cotton, TENCEL, and hemp, ensuring that your little ones are not only comfortable but also safe from harmful chemicals.

One of the standout features of Crann Organic's products is their thoughtful design. Free from irritating tags and cuffs, these clothes are perfect for children with eczema or sensitive skin. In fact, the brand was inspired by the founders' son, whose eczema was aggravated by wearing polyester clothing. As a result, Crann Organic has crafted their clothes to provide a gentle and comforting experience for kids with skin sensitivities.

In addition to its commitment to sustainability and comfort, Crann Organic caters to a wide range of children, offering sizes from 2 to 12, ensuring that all kids can enjoy their thoughtfully crafted clothing. Furthermore, their collection features a vibrant array of colors, adding a touch of fun and style to their sustainable basics.

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3. Made Trade

For: Women, Men & Children

Made Trade offers a wide range of sustainable and ethical organic cotton clothing brands, including t-shirts, sweatshirts, underwear, dresses, and more.

Their website provides convenient sorting options based on brand, size, color, price range, and other parameters.

In addition to a diverse collection of clothing, Made Trade also features a variety of sustainable home goods, accessories, shoes, and furniture.

What's more, Made Trade is a woman-owned business and is committed to being carbon neutral, making it a fantastic alternative to larger retailers like Amazon.

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4. Organic Basics

For: Men & Women

Organic Basics is the go-to destination for all your essential clothing needs.

Their range includes underwear, tops, and leggings, all crafted from high-quality organic cotton and other eco-friendly materials.

In addition to the basics, they have expanded their line to include activewear, dresses, and a unique denim collection.

What sets Organic Basics apart is their commitment to sustainability and durability. Their circular design approach and avoidance of synthetic blends ensure that their products are long-lasting, reducing the need for frequent replacements. The brand is synonymous with minimalism, offering simple yet elegant designs in monochrome color palettes.

Moreover, Organic Basics prioritizes ethical production practices. They exclusively collaborate with certified factories that provide fair wages and ensure a safe working environment for their employees. Workers also receive additional benefits such as free childcare and lunches, reflecting the brand's comprehensive approach to ethical and sustainable business practices.

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5. MATE the LABEL

For: Women & Children

MATE is a socially responsible company that was founded by women to create "Clean Essentials" using sustainable practices in Los Angeles.

Their products are made from non-toxic, natural, and organic materials, such as various types of organic cotton such as thermal, terry, jersey, and stretch. This diverse range of materials allows them to produce a wide variety of items suitable for different activities and climates.

Their loungewear sets are not only comfortable but also perfect for those seeking a post-pandemic style, while their activewear range is so stylish that it could motivate anyone to work out!

What's more, MATE has localized its entire supply chain within a ten-mile radius, handling everything from cutting, sewing, dyeing, packaging, to shipping within their LA factory. This localized approach significantly reduces their carbon footprint, making MATE a great choice for those looking to support sustainable and environmentally friendly practices.

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6. TomboyX

For: Gender Neutral

TomboyX is a fantastic and one-of-a-kind size-inclusive brand that was founded and is run by women.

They have created a wide range of organic cotton clothing that is tailored to suit a variety of body shapes and fashion preferences.

All of their products are manufactured in socially responsible factories, and they are currently working towards obtaining B Corp certification.

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7. Amour Vert

For: Women

Amour Vert, which translates to 'green love', is a sustainable California-based brand renowned for its stylish and contemporary clothing collections.

Their range includes an array of elegant dresses, fashionable jumpsuits, and trendy pants.

Utilizing organic cotton and other sustainable materials, they produce durable and luxurious clothing designed to stand the test of time.

Each collection is created in limited quantities to uphold the highest production standards and minimize excess waste.

Remarkably, 97% of Amour Vert’s clothing is manufactured within close proximity to their San Francisco headquarters, significantly reducing the need for extensive transportation and lowering their carbon footprint.

The brand also ensures fair wages and equitable treatment for the workers in the factories by conducting daily visits. This dedication to ethical production practices sets Amour Vert apart as a brand that prioritizes sustainability and social responsibility.

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8. Q for Quinn

For: Men, Women & Children

Q for Quinn is a brand dedicated to sustainability and safety, providing non-toxic and GOTS (Global Organic Textiles Standard) certified clothing for babies, children and adults. T

he brand's commitment to creating gentle and safe basics extends to the planet and communities as well.

Their clothing line includes seamless socks and underwear designed for the utmost comfort, especially for sensitive little ones.

What sets Q for Quinn apart is their philanthropic initiative; with every item sold, the brand donates a school meal to some of the world's most disadvantaged children through the organization Mary's Meals. This dedication to social impact adds a meaningful dimension to the brand's mission of creating safe and sustainable clothing.

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9. Colorful Standard

For: Men & Women

Looking for an eco-friendly and ethical alternative to American Apparel?

Colorful Standard offers a range of styles available in approximately 20 different colors, all dyed with Oeko-Tex® certified methods and approved by PETA.

This sustainable brand is one of Natalie’s, the founder of Sustainably Chic, favorites!

She particularly admires their Twill Shorts, sweatsuit sets, and the convenience of finding versatile wardrobe staples.

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10. Obakki

For: Women, Men, & Kids

If you’re looking for some super comfortable sustainable basics, check out Obakki’s Essentials Collection. These long- and short-sleeve tees, tanks, and hoodies are made from 100% organic cotton, have a low carbon footprint, and are produced using holistic manufacturing. That means they’re produced in small batches through sustainable partnerships with artisans. These are the perfect staple for pretty much anyone’s everyday wardrobe!

Learn more about Obakki and their Essentials Collection in this Brand Feature.

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11. Conscious Step

For: Men, Women & Children

Conscious Step offers a wide range of socks designed to support causes that align with your values and passions.

When you visit their website, you have the opportunity to select from various causes, such as ocean conservation or children's education.

By purchasing their socks, you are not only receiving a high-quality product, but also contributing a percentage of the proceeds to a partner organization dedicated to advancing the cause you care about.

Additionally, Conscious Step has recently introduced a line of kids' socks, expanding their impact to younger generations. These Fair Trade socks are crafted from clean, organic cotton by empowered producers who work in safe and fair conditions.

They are an ideal gift for individuals who are deeply passionate about specific causes and value ethical and sustainable products.

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12. Mata Traders

For: Women

Mata Traders is dedicated to the mission of fashioning a better world by crafting unique designs that not only celebrate a woman's individuality but also empower her to make a positive impact through her purchasing choices.

The company collaborates with multiple Fair Trade organizations in India and Nepal, working in partnership to provide training and employment opportunities to hundreds of skilled artisans from underprivileged communities.

Mata Traders is renowned for its vibrant and playful prints, patterns, and colors.

Their collection includes beautifully crafted printed dresses made from handwoven cotton, as well as tops adorned with intricately hand-embroidered designs, making them the perfect choice for a stylish and ethical summer wardrobe.

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13. Mightly

For: Children

This one’s for the kids, and was created by moms so we know it’s a good one! Mightly’s collection of tees, leggings, dresses, hoodies, and pajamas are Fair Trade certified in India and made out out of GOTS organic cotton and non-toxic, kid-safe dyes. They have super cute designs (many of which are gender neutral) that are created by Lili Arnold, an artist and designer based in Santa Cruz, California. What’s really unique about this organic children’s clothing brand is that you can shop by theme! So if your child loves rainbows or animals, there’s a category for that - and good news, they go from sizes 2T to 14!

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14. Nudie Jeans

For: Men, Women & Children

If on the hunt for a pair of sustainable denim jeans, Nudie Jeans would be the best place to start!

Their jeans come in 4 different fits and a range of different colors, & since 2012, all Nudie Jeans denim have been made with 100% organic cotton. The organic cotton they use is certified by GOTS, OCS, or the US Department of Agriculture (USDA Organic), depending on the origin & supplier. Apart from jeans, they offer jackets, pants, dungarees, shorts & sweatshirts, for both women & men. 

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15. Groceries Apparel

For: Women

This brand aims to redefine transparency and human responsibility by “supporting family farms, localized manufacturing, living wages, and Monsanto-free post-consumer ingredients”.

They use organic cotton in their collections, as well as eucalyptus, recycled plastic, hemp and recycled cotton, & have even used natural plant dyes in some of their collections.

From t-shirts, leggings and sweatshirts to underwear and activewear, they have everything to create easy-to-wear outfits.

They manufacture all their products in their own factory in Los Angeles to ensure their standards are fully executed and keep their supply chain as local as possible to reduce their carbon footprint. 

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16. Beaumont Organic

For: Women

British-based company Beaumont Organic is pioneering the way for sustainable fashion by introducing only two collections a year, along with a range of accessories that encompass the brands’ clean look and contemporary styling.

Their casual luxury pieces include jumpsuits, dresses and jackets, made with GOTS certified organic cotton (& other sustainable fabrics).

They also only work with factories within the EU that pay fair wages & guarantee safe working conditions for garment workers. 

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About the Author:

Sarah is a freelance writer with a focus on vegan fashion, sustainability and ethically made clothes. She campaigns for change in the fashion industry through her blog and on her Instagram page.

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