Ganni is more than a way of dressing. The brand is empowering women by making them feel comfortable and confident as self-expression. Ganni strives to be more responsible within the fashion industry by making conscious decisions every day.
Dr. Bronner's is renowned for their highest-quality body care & food products made generous, fair, and loving to Spaceship Earth and all its inhabitants. From pioneering certified organic personal care products, ensuring fair and just treatment of farmers and workers, to creating a socially responsible workplace, they strive to honor their heritage with progressive business practices.
Oatly is changing the non-dairy product game, with many coffee lovers swearing by their oat milk lattes. Transparent with ingredients and their business practices are key to Oatly, who openly answers any questions about their products through their online community, where customers can submit any questions they may have. The oat milk is also gluten-free. The brand aims to make its packaging as sustainable as possible by using as many renewable materials as they are able to and aim to increase the percentage in the future.
Pangaia is a materials science clothing brand on a mission to save the planet. The brand intersects of science, purpose, and design. Using an earth-positive business model, it creates products that leave the earth better than if they did not exist, and is committed to three pillars: Climate Action, Water Health, and Biodiversity. Promoting a sustainable business model across all operations, the brand promotes and maintains transparency in its sustainability initiatives, such as proving an impact report and outlining its materials, and its approach to people, as it emphasizes the interconnectedness of people and the planet to name a few. Material science is at the core of this business with the brand developing a plethora of innovative plant-based materials, such as PLNTFIBER™ & FRUTFIBER™, PPRMINT™, FLWRDWN™, PANettle™, PANhemp™, and C-Fiber™ to name a few of the innovative, sustainable materials, which can be read more about on Pangaia's website. The brand doesn't believe that material technologies is something to be gatekept. Pangaia invites others to help take on their mission in material science by breaking down barriers through Pangaia Lab, a space for you to help shape our planet's future through your can contribute your ideas and innovations. Furthermore, the brand is expanding to promote positive impact and sustainable changes beyond the company by giving back to communities around them.
Nudie Jeans aspires to create denim that become a part of ourselves. Made with 100% organic cotton, they promise free repairs and circularity through recycling. They aim to take responsibility from raw material to the jean's end of life. Every pair of Nudie jeans, no matter where you buy them, comes with a promise of free repairs to extend their lifespans and reduce waste. The brand offers a take-back program for its garment which will then be reused to create other garments in its collections, as part of Nudie Jeans’ closed-loop material system. As part of its efforts to recycle products after long-term reuse, organic cottons are separated from conventional cotton to improve the recycling process, making the new products both organic and recycled.
Peak Design carry solutions that help creatives, commuters, and adventurers keep their gear accessible, organized, and protected. They continuously improve their practices by increasing the use of responsible fiber, understanding and accounting for a product’s entire lifecycle, and implementing a design that extends usefulness as long as possible.
Adore Me is a lingerie brand taking holistic sustainability measures. Adore Me is the first lingerie brand to offer extended sizes across a wide range of styles and categories and is determined to make sustainable fashion affordable. The brand, certified B-Crop, has introduced its Adore Me Cares Program, which provides transparency about our current sustainability initiatives and our ambitions for the future. Working with supply partners that align with the brand's sustainability values, Adore Me produces intimate wear that is both stylish and environmentally conscious. Carbon emissions produced in the lifestyle management of all products are calculated and offset through funding of environmental programs that remove or avert equal amounts of emissions. The brand is also moving towards using renewable energy at its biggest distribution center in New Jersey, thanks to solar-power technology.
Davines was founded in 1938 in Parma, Italy with a commitment to becoming the best of sustainable beauty. Started as a family business, Davines remain their roots within the family and producing locally in Parma to this day. With attention and care for creating sustainable hair care products and the environment, Davines is continuously on their sustainability journey.
Patagonia prioritizes building the best performing products while seeking to cause no harm. They pledged to give 1% of sales to preserve and restore the environment. Patagonia leverages its business to protect nature by constantly updating its business practices.
Ecoalf's goal is to protect the environment. They are against overproduction and partners with many organizations to initiate, fund, and participate in environmental projects. In the process of it, Ecoalf established The ECOALF Foundation to promote selective recovery of waste in order to recycle, recover and avoid its harmful impact on the environment.
Veja refuses to choose between design and social responsibility. The sneakers are designed to be worn for over a decade by responsible manufacturing partners.
Reformation makes effortless silhouettes that celebrate the feminine figure and pioneer sustainable practices, focusing on people and progress each step of the way.
Pala is built on minimizing their impact on the planet and maximizing positive social impact on people. They partner with artisans and NGOs in Africa to create premium sustainable eyewear and empower local communities.
The mission to change and influence the entire hosiery industry towards sustainable production is what drives Swedish Stockings to lessen the negative effects of the fashion industry on the environment while producing high-quality, environmentally friendly stockings and tights. All materials are sustainably sourced and handled with care in green facilities, and the brand is implementing numerous partnerships with suppliers, non-profit organizations, and brands to drive change in the fashion industry.
Mate the Label products are vegan and plant-based that are made using non-toxic, natural, organic materials, and low-impact dyes. They use 100% recycled materials for shipping mailers and boxes.
Mini Rodini creates kids and baby clothes without compromising social and environmental aspects. The brand has a selection of kids' and baby clothes made with sustainable materials, such as GOTS-certified organic cotton, recycled polyester, and soft TENCEL™ Lycoell. the brand also has a selection of upcycled products where we reuse leftover fabric from earlier collections to promote circularity of its products. Only products with a composition of a minimum of 80 % sustainable materials are called sustainable. Mini Rodini aims to reduce the risk of toxic chemicals in their products by imposing a chemical restriction list based on EU’s regulation REACH. Their social responsibility initiative is creating unisex clothing which gives children the freedom to choose clothing based on their personality, mood, and creativity. Additionally, a Code of Conduct is implemented for all partnerships to ensure fair labor, a safe work environment, and fair wages. Every year, Mini Rodini transparently communicates its sustainability work through its impact report, which is available on its website.
Toms invests 1/3 of profits for grassroots efforts to help organizations make changes from a local level. The shoes are made with 100% sustainably-sourced cotton with green packaging made with 80% recycled materials. They are transparent and strive to reduce carbon footprint.
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