The Ethical Brands You Need To Know

This Los Angeles based brand is creating clothes from organic cotton only, steering clear of the 8,000 chemicals that are found in fast fashion fabrics. In fact, all of their fabric sourcing comes from a 10-mile radius of their U.S. factory. With simple colors and comfy silhouettes, it’s easy to fall in love with Mate The Label.

Meet For Days— basics with a not-so-basic impact. This company is closed loop, which means they let you trade out old styles for new styles at a price, and they recycle your clothes for you. Basically they’re saying no more guilt for sending your clothes to Salvation Army. This swap out also means your new clothes come in at a lower price— and we love that. 

Bleusalt is here to prove that luxury styles can in fact be completely sustainable. Their beech tree fiber is the key to creating comfortable, elevated basics. Their innovations have allowed them to lower the typical luxury price-point of outrageous to a new market of affordable luxury styles. Another plus, Bleusalt styles range for all parts of the day.

We get it, fast fashion is easy and affordable. But let’s be honest, you’re giving away garbage bags of clothes a year because they didn’t hold up (quality or trend wise). Change your ways and start buying pieces that will last for years, trust us when we say the investment is worth it— so much so, we needed to add a few more brands to your ethical dressing list.