Finding sustainable fashion that is also wallet-friendly can be a challenge, but it’s not impossible. Here are 23 brands that offer eco-conscious clothing and accessories without breaking the bank.
#1. Everlane
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Everlane is known for its transparent pricing and commitment to ethical manufacturing. They offer a range of basics and essentials made from sustainable materials.
#2. Pact
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Pact specializes in organic cotton clothing and is Fair Trade Certified. Their products are affordable, comfortable, and designed for everyday wear.
#3. H&M Conscious
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H&M’s Conscious line uses sustainable materials like organic cotton and recycled polyester, offering fashion-forward styles at accessible prices.
#4. People Tree
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People Tree is a pioneer in ethical and sustainable fashion, using organic cotton and fair-trade practices to create stylish and affordable clothing.
#5. Alternative Apparel
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Alternative Apparel focuses on eco-friendly fabrics and low-impact dyes, with a wide range of basics that are both sustainable and affordable.
#6. Amour Vert
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Amour Vert means “Green Love” in French, and the brand lives up to its name with eco-friendly materials and a tree-planting program for every purchase made.
#7. Patagonia
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While known for outdoor gear, Patagonia also offers sustainable casual wear and practices environmental responsibility across its operations.
#8. Tentree
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Tentree plants ten trees for every item sold and uses sustainable materials to create affordable and fashionable clothing.
#9. Thought Clothing
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Thought Clothing uses organic cotton, bamboo, and hemp to produce a range of affordable, eco-friendly fashion pieces.
#10. Kotn
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Kotn focuses on ethically made essentials using Egyptian cotton, and they work directly with farmers to ensure fair practices and prices.
#11. Girlfriend Collective
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Girlfriend Collective is popular for its activewear made from recycled materials like plastic bottles and fishing nets.
#12. United By Blue
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For every product sold, United By Blue removes one pound of trash from oceans and waterways, offering affordable apparel made from sustainable materials.
#13. Pangaia
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Pangaia uses innovative materials like seaweed fiber and recycled cotton to create eco-friendly clothing that is both trendy and accessible.
#14. Boody
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Boody provides basics made from organic bamboo, which is a highly sustainable and soft material, at price points that are very consumer-friendly.
#15. ThredUP
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ThredUP is an online consignment and thrift store where you can find gently used sustainable brands at a fraction of the original price.
#16. Levi’s Sustainable Collection
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Levi’s has introduced a line using cottonized hemp and recycled materials, making their iconic denim more sustainable without a high price tag.
#17. Jan ‘n June
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Jan ‘n June creates affordable, minimalist fashion using eco-friendly materials and transparent production processes.
#18. Lucy & Yak
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Lucy & Yak offers ethically made and sustainably sourced dungarees and apparel, focusing on comfort and affordability.
#19. Organic Basics
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Organic Basics specializes in undergarments and activewear made from organic and recycled materials, prioritizing sustainability and affordability.
#20. Frank And Oak
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Frank And Oak’s eco-friendly line uses recycled wool and organic cotton, offering stylish and affordable options for the conscious consumer.
#21. Reformation
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Reformation combines sustainability with fashion-forward designs. Their practices include using sustainable fabrics and recycled materials.
#22. Nudie Jeans
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Nudie Jeans provides ethically made, sustainable denim and offers a free repair service to extend the life of their jeans.
#23. prAna
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prAna creates clothing for active lifestyles using organic cotton, recycled wool, and other sustainable materials, all at reasonable prices.
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