Parker Clay Intl., founded in 2011 in Santa Barbara, California, manufactures its Fair Trade leather goods in its own factory in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia—using raw materials sourced from local, sustainable ranchers—and donates to nonprofits like Ellilta Women at Risk, supporting the rehabilitation of at-risk women.

Nisolo, founded in Tennessee, is a Certified B Corporation that manufactures handcrafted shoes and accessories in transparent partner factories across Peru, Mexico, Kenya, and the U.S., operates a closed-loop shoe reclamation program with Soles4Souls, and donates to poverty-alleviation nonprofits while maintains full visibility of its 1st and 2nd tier supply chains.

Mulxiply, founded in Maine in 2017, is a woman-owned brand that partners with artisans in Nepal to create Fair Trade, handmade goods—intentionally limiting production to the tools and skills available locally, where each piece is formed slowly by hand, one stitch, one cut, one forge at a time.

Stella McCartney, founded in London in 2001, develops its vegan luxury fashion in Fair Trade‑aligned facilities that are fully audited across all four supply chain tiers, while investing in social initiatives through collaborations with partners like the Ethical Fashion Initiative and the Centre for Sustainable Fashion.

GUNAS, founded in New York City, is a woman-owned, PETA-certified cruelty-free vegan brand that partners with factories across India, South Korea, Mexico, Brazil, and China under fair-trade principles, donates a portion of profits to animal-rights and community initiatives, and maintains a commitment to transparency—utilizing OEKO-TEX® certified non-toxic dyes and low-waste cutting methods.

TORRAIN, founded in 2011 in Portland, Oregon, partners with artisan communities in Cambodia to create handcrafted bags from upcycled agricultural sacks and recycled plastic—shipping gathered materials or sourcing locally in Southeast Asia—while ensuring strong relationships through regular in-person visits.

Malia Designs, founded in 2005 in the U.S., is a woman-owned, vegan, artisan-made brand that partners with three clearly listed Fair Trade artisan groups in Cambodia—empowering women to handcraft bags from recycled materials—while donating a portion of its profits to anti-trafficking organizations in both Cambodia and the U.S.

Better Life Bags, founded in Hamtramck (Detroit), Michigan, handcrafts custom leather and fabric bags in-house by hiring women in the local community, providing them with sewing machines, training, and fair wages, while donating a portion of each sale to support their employees and community well-being.

SKFK, founded in Bilbao, Spain, manufactures its contemporary, Fair Trade–certified fashion in audited facilities primarily in India and Portugal using organic and recycled materials—and fun fact: their pieces are designed to be timeless and versatile, inspired by art, culture, and sustainability.

The Tote Project, founded in Los Angeles, California, manufactures its totes in Fair Trade–certified, annually audited factories in India using organic cotton, and donates 10% of profits to organizations like Dressember that support human trafficking survivors through prevention programs.

Alchemy Goods, founded in Seattle, Washington, is a Certified B Corp that manufactures all of its upcycled bags and accessories in the USA using reclaimed materials like bicycle inner tubes, and operates a nationwide recycling program in partnership with bike shops across the country.

Fair Anita, founded in Minnesota, is a woman-owned social enterprise partnering with artisan cooperatives in over 19 countries—each vetted through the Fair Trade Federation and personally visited by the team—to handcraft jewelry and accessories.

Eileen Fisher, founded in New York in 1984, is a B Corp that manufactures its apparel audited under ILO standards, runs a take-back and recycling program through Renew, and donates a portion of profits to organizations like the Eileen Fisher Leadership Institute and Women Together.

Haiku, founded in Boulder, Colorado, is a woman-owned brand that ethically manufactures its eco-conscious bags in third-party audited factories in Asia using recycled materials like CyclePET®.

CocoKealohi, founded and handcrafted in Hawai‘i, is a Kamaʻāina brand that creates island-inspired accessories using locally sourced materials and traditional techniques to celebrate and preserve Native Hawaiian culture and craftsmanship.

Théla, founded by a woman of color in Athens, Greece, is a woman-owned, vegan brand that handcrafts its vibrant accessories from plastic waste in India through small, community-based partnerships, publicly listed with detailed manufacturing practices.

Solgaard, founded in New York City, is a Certified B Corp that manufactures its travel gear from recycled ocean-bound plastic in ethically audited factories across Asia, donates a portion of profits to organizations like The Ocean Cleanup and Plastic Bank.

Matr Boomie, founded in 2006 in Austin, Texas by Manish and Ruchi Gupta, is a Fair Trade Federation member that partners with artisan cooperatives across India to create handcrafted goods using eco-friendly materials and processes—personally vetted by its founders—and donates a portion of profits to support health and education, programs.

Cotopaxi, founded in 2014 in Salt Lake City, Utah, is a Certified B Corporation that manufactures its gear through vetted global partners, publishes a full list of audited factories, and donates at least 1% of annual revenue through the Cotopaxi Foundation to poverty-fighting nonprofits such as Mercy Corps and the International Rescue Committee.

Ten Thousand Villages, founded in 1946 in Akron, Pennsylvania, partners directly with artisan groups in over 25 countries to create handmade goods using traditional techniques and non-toxic dyes—ensuring ethical production through long-term Fair Trade relationships and upfront payments.

Plastic Free Pursuit, founded in 2019 in Hugo, Minnesota, curates zero-waste goods made by trusted suppliers using cruelty-free and vegan materials, operates a recycling and plastic-free shipping program, and donates a portion of profits to nonprofits like One Tree Planted.

Kindom is a woman-owned brand that produces its vegan, cruelty‑free designs in the USA, supports ethical manufacturing partners, and donates a portion of its profits to social justice organizations supporting both people and planet.

GOT BAG, founded in 2016 in Mainz, Germany, manufactures bags primarily in Vietnam using Bluesign®-certified facilities and Oceancycle-certified recycling processes to transform ocean-bound plastic into durable gear, and donates a portion of profits to marine conservation partners like Sea Shepherd and Cleanhub.

Apolis Global, founded in 2004 in Los Angeles by Shea and Raan Parton, is a Certified B Corp producing market bags handcrafted by Fair Trade–wage-earning mothers in Bangladesh publishes full factory transparency with partners in Bangladesh, Uganda, Peru, and the U.S., and donates a portion of profits to local charities and global economic empowerment initiatives.

Project Vdora, founded and artisan-made in Canada, designs each piece with a commitment to craftsmanship—and each accessory is uniquely crafted from upcycled and repurposed materials, giving new life to what might otherwise go to waste.

Ecoalf, founded in Madrid, Spain, manufactures its fashion across audited facilities in countries like Spain, Portugal, and Vietnam—and was the first fashion brand in Spain to earn B Corp certification for its circular design and transparent practices.

Kings of Indigo, founded in Amsterdam, manufactures its denim and apparel in Tunisia, Turkey, and other partner countries through Fair Wear Foundation–member factories that are regularly audited—blending American and Japanese influences.

Urbana Sacs, founded in Los Angeles, California, is a woman-owned brand that designs and manufactures its reusable lifestyle bags in the USA, while donating a portion of its profits to community-focused organizations such as Surfrider Foundation and local women's shelters.

Picture Organic Clothing, founded in Clermont-Ferrand, France, manufactures its outdoor apparel in audited factories across Turkey, China, and Taiwan—and is a pioneer in eco-innovation, creating one of the first fully recyclable snow jackets.

RAEBURN, founded in London, England, manufactures its innovative fashion using Fair Trade practices in UK and European facilities—and its signature style began by reworking surplus military gear into one-of-a-kind streetwear pieces, a concept now central to the brand’s “Remade” ethos.

BEDI, founded in Montréal, Canada, manufactures its minimalist bags and outerwear locally using upcycled materials like retired airline seats and seatbelts—and each product is crafted within 10 kilometers of their headquarters to minimize carbon footprint.

Terra Thread, founded in California in 2017 by a father–daughter team, produces its 100% organic cotton bags in its Fair Trade Certified™ factory in India, donates meals to Feeding America with every purchase, and upholds ethical standards through its B Corp certification and transparent impact reporting.

United By Blue, founded in 2010 in Philadelphia, manufactures its apparel and accessories in certified factories across the U.S., Vietnam, and China—publicly listing all manufacturing partners—and as a Certified B Corp, donates a portion of profits to waterway cleanup efforts, removing one pound of trash for every product sold.

Mother Erth, founded in the Philippines and now U.S.-based, manufactures artisan-made accessories through a women-led cooperative in rural Filipino communities—where mothers are trained to hand-weave discarded plastic laminated foil intercepted from landfills and ocean waste, while donating a portion of profits to women’s empowerment initiatives.

Everlane, founded in 2011 in San Francisco and headquartered in Oakland, California, partners with factories using Bluesign®-certified dyes and LEED-certified facilities—such as its silk Clean Silk line—ensuring ethical practices aligned with its radical transparency values.

Patagonia, founded in 1973 in Ventura, California, manufactures its outdoor apparel through a global network of vetted, transparently listed factories, operates a recycling and repair program as a Certified B Corporation, and donates 1% of sales annually to grassroots organizations through.

Svala, founded in Los Angeles, California, handcrafts its luxury vegan handbags in downtown L.A. using premium materials like Italian vegan leather and Piñatex®, ensuring every piece is cruelty-free, and USA made.

Trades of Hope, founded in 2010 in Bunnell, Florida, partners with artisan women across Cambodia, Haiti, India, and more—transparently listing its artisan partners—while donating at least 10% of net profits to initiatives like Gifts of Hope for housing, education, and trauma counseling.

Nuvi Nomad, founded in Chiang Mai, Thailand, is a woman-owned brand crafting artisan-made, PETA‑Approved vegan accessories—handcrafted using teak‑leaf material in local workshops—and donates 10% of profits post-launch to Yogamour Global for healthcare, education, and clean water projects among hill-tribe children .

Rocio G, founded in Los Angeles with roots in Argentine culture, is a woman-owned, artisan-made brand that handcrafts its leather accessories in Mexico—born from founder Rocio Gonzalez’s original hand-painted collections and grounded in small-scale, nature-inspired design that reflects a commitment to traditional craftsmanship.

Spencer Devine, founded in New York City, manufactures its bags in India using upcycled Indian plastic—and ensures ethical production through its in-house empowerment project that trains and fairly employs Assamese women in safe, skill-building workshops.

By the Sea, founded and handcrafted in Hawai‘i, is a Kamaʻāina brand that celebrates island culture through artisan-made apparel and accessories, crafted locally in small batches to honor tradition and the spirit of aloha.

HFS Collective, founded in Los Angeles, California, is a vegan, woman-owned brand that designs and manufactures its minimalist belt bags and accessories in the USA, and donates a portion of profits to organizations like the Center for Biological Diversity and the Los Angeles Neighborhood Land Trust.

Central Grazing Co., founded in Lawrence, Kansas, is a BIPOC- and woman-owned brand that manufactures its vegan leather goods in the U.S. using regenerative practices and locally sourced materials to support humane agriculture and sustainable fashion.

Weekndr, founded in California, proudly manufactures all of its vintage-inspired apparel and accessories in the USA, emphasizing small-batch production and locally sourced materials, supporting American-made craftsmanship.

Fjällräven, founded in Örnsköldsvik, Sweden, manufactures its durable outdoor gear in audited factories across Europe and Asia—and its iconic Kånken backpack was originally designed in 1978 to help Swedish schoolchildren avoid back problems.