Sustainable clothing brands
These brands build environmental and social responsibility into how they operate — through certified materials, take-back and repair programs, transparent factories, or all three. Listings are researched from each company's own published practices.
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Eileen Fisher
A certified B Corporation whose Renew take-back program has collected over two million worn garments for resale and upcycling, and which partners on verified regenerative sourcing.
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Reformation
Committed to becoming Climate Positive with science-based targets, a growing share of deadstock fabrics, and per-product footprint ratings so shoppers can see each garment's impact.
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Pact
Basics made from organic cotton in Fair Trade certified factories, with carbon-neutral shipping — affordable everyday essentials built on verified standards.
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tentree
Carbon neutral since 2020, with ten trees planted for every item purchased, plus a resale Consignment Shop that keeps worn clothing in circulation.
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Kotn
A certified B Corporation making basics from Egyptian cotton grown in the Nile Delta, with every purchase funding new schools in farming communities.
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Outerknown
Converts farmland to Regenerative Organic Certified cotton, prioritizes preferred fibers like hemp and recycled nylon, and runs facilities on renewable energy with a fair-labor focus.
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Thought Clothing
Crafts clothing from natural and recycled materials only — organic cotton, sustainable bamboo, and wool — with a focus on timeless pieces over fast trends.
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prAna
Builds durable, long-wearing clothing around circular practices that reuse discarded materials, alongside factory fair-labor standards and community partnerships.
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Toad&Co
A Certified B Corporation whose ToadAgain program resells and takes back used garments; its materials lineup spans organic cotton, hemp, TENCEL lyocell, and recycled fibers.
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Nau
A sustainable outdoor lifestyle brand using recycled polyester and nylon alongside natural materials, with garment dyeing that cuts dye, water, and energy use.