Banabae, founded by two moms and best friends, is known for its thoughtfully designed, toxin-free baby essentials, and as a proud member of 1% for the Planet, the brand gives back to impactful organizations like Baby2Baby while promoting their digital printed designs.

Avanchy, founded in Frisco, Texas in 2014, creates baby bowls, plates, and utensils designed in the U.S. and made in responsibly-run factories in China, using sustainable materials like organic bamboo and stainless steel, with a focus on non-toxic, plastic-free, and eco-friendly products that are safe for kids and better for the planet.

West Elm, founded in Brooklyn, New York, is a modern home furnishings and décor brand with artisan collaborations; their West Elm Kids & Baby line offers cribs, bassinets, bedding, rugs, and storage, often crafted with Greenguard Gold Certified finishes and organic fabrics to create safe and stylish spaces for little ones.

Mini Mioche, founded and manufactured in Toronto, Canada, is a sustainable children's clothing brand that uses GOTS-certified organic cotton, low-impact dyes, and recycled or reusable packaging, while also supporting social impact by donating a portion of proceeds to organizations like the New Mom Project to help families in need.

UPPAbaby, founded in Hingham, Massachusetts, designs and tests its strollers and car seats in the U.S. while manufacturing globally, using GREENGUARD Gold Certified fabrics and high-quality materials that meet safety standards without added flame retardants or toxic chemicals.

Busch Systems, founded in Barrie, Ontario, Canada, designs and manufactures a wide range of high-quality recycling, waste, and composting containers, built with recycled materials and designed to support zero-waste goals.

Bumbleride is a family-owned stroller brand founded in San Diego, California, designing products in the U.S. and manufacturing them in a family-run, ethical factory in southern Taiwan—with a longstanding partnership since 2004 that follows small‑batch production to minimize waste and ensure fair labor—and their strollers feature eco-friendly materials such as OEKO‑TEX Standard 100 class I fabrics made from 100% rPET, PFAS‑free water repellents, upcycled fishing‑net nylon, cork handles, plastic‑free packaging, and rigorous non‑toxic standards to reduce environmental and human impact.

This brand, founded by designer Julie O’Rourke, offers sustainably crafted kids clothing inspired by coastal Maine. Known for their organic cotton garments, including utility jeans and dresses, products are designed in Maine and sewn in Los Angeles. Garments are dyed using plant-based methods in their LA studio.

Based in Brooklyn, Oeuf offers children's clothing made from organic pima cotton and baby alpaca wool. Garments are ethically handcrafted in Bolivia. Known for their whimsical designs and high-quality materials, they also produce modern nursery furniture crafted from sustainable Baltic birch wood in Europe.

One of only two diaper brands that are EWG verified, and their wipes are plastic free. Easy to subscribe, carbon neutral manufacturing, and eco plastic free packaging.

This brand offers minimalist children's and women's clothing made from GOTS-certified organic cotton and OEKO-TEX® certified dyes. Garments are ethically produced in Portugal, where the factory uses solar energy and recycles its own well water .

Rogue Wave Toys, founded by Hawai‘i-born kama‘āina Kate Reimann on O‘ahu, designs and manufactures its certified compostable, plant‑based beach toys in Kailua, Hawai‘i—led by a woman founder committed to eliminating petroleum plastics, supporting ocean health, and creating durable children’s toys that fully break down after use.

Avocado Mattress was founded in Hoboken, New Jersey, and hand‑crafts its certified‑organic mattresses in Los Angeles using GOTS‑ and GOLS‑certified organic cotton, wool, and latex—ensuring they are certified organic and completely free of toxic chemicals like flame retardants and formaldehyde.

Little Sapling Toys, founded in Victoria, British Columbia, meticulously crafts its heirloom-quality wooden toys in local workshops using FSC-certified, reclaimed hardwood, donates a percentage of profits to the David Suzuki Foundation’s climate action initiatives, and sets sustainability apart with its commitment to non-toxic, plant-based finishes, zero-waste production, and biodegradable, plastic-free packaging.

Finn + Emma, founded in Los Angeles, California, meticulously crafts its organic cotton baby apparel and sustainably harvested wooden toys in family-owned, Fair Trade Certified factories in India, donates to UNICEF’s early childhood development programs, and champions environmental stewardship through hand-printed designs using water-based inks, zero-waste production methods, and compostable packaging made from recycled materials.

My Green Mattress, founded in Illinois by Tim and Cindy Masters, handcrafts all its GOTS- and GOLS-certified mattresses in its family-owned factory in Illinois using organic cotton, wool, and latex ,to ensure every product is truly certified organic and free from toxic flame retardants, formaldehyde, and VOC-emitting materials.

Wilson + Frenchy, founded in Sydney, Australia, crafts its organic cotton baby and children’s clothing exclusively in certified ethical factories in New South Wales, donates a portion of sales to Bear Cottage children’s hospice, and pioneers sustainability through regenerative organic cotton sourcing, zero-waste pattern cutting, and compostable, soy-based ink packaging.

Mommy and me swimwear made in Portugal with anti-UV and UPF50+ ECONYL materials.

Little Green Radicals, founded in the UK, manufactures its organic cotton children’s clothing in ethical factories primarily in Portugal and Turkey, donates to environmental and children’s charities, and is committed to sustainability through the use of GOTS-certified organic fabrics, fair trade practices, and eco-friendly packaging.

Zkano, founded in Fort Payne, Alabama, manufactures all of its socks locally in its family-run mill using certified organic cotton, low-impact dyes, water-saving techniques, biodegradable packaging, and a zero-waste production process to minimize environmental impact and promote long-lasting product quality.

Boden, founded in London, England, is a woman-owned British clothing brand that manufactures in ethical factories across multiple countries, maintains fair trade certification through rigorous supplier standards, and uses sustainable materials like organic cotton and recycled fabrics, all while prioritizing environmental responsibility and long-lasting design.

Noctu, founded in Bath, England, is a sustainable sleepwear and loungewear brand that manufactures in the UK and India using GOTS-certified organic cotton, ethical production methods, and eco-friendly packaging to minimize environmental impact and support fair labor practices.

Jazzy Organics, founded in 2015 in Miami Beach, Florida, designs and manufactures its baby clothing line using 100% GOTS-certified organic cotton sourced from Turkey, and is committed to sustainability through eco-friendly manufacturing practices, Fair Trade partnerships, and a focus on non-toxic, chemical-free products.

Dadada is a family-founded company that combines Italian craftsmanship with eco-conscious design: headquartered in the U.S. but manufacturing in Italy, their solid beechwood cribs and nursery furniture feature GREENGUARD Gold Certified low-emission finishes and non‑toxic, lead- and phthalate-free paints.

Tegu was founded in 2006 by Chris and Will Haughey in Rowayton, Connecticut, USA, and manufactures its signature magnetic wooden blocks in Tegucigalpa, Honduras, at a factory that provides over 200 local jobs and supports more than 360 families ; they are committed to sourcing wood from responsibly managed cooperatives in Honduras and Guatemala, planting over half a million trees, and using non-toxic, water-based finishes on their products.

Grimm's was founded in 1978 in Hochdorf, Germany, where they design and handcraft heirloom-quality wooden toys and furniture using sustainably sourced alder, lime, beech, and maple from European forests; their products are finished with non-toxic, water-based stains and natural oils, and the company operates with a strong commitment to sustainability, utilizing green electricity, recycling materials, and minimizing packaging waste.

A company founded in 2012 in Los Angeles by Jessica Alba, renowned for eco-friendly baby products like diapers and wipes. They use fair trade factories ran on renewable energy in Mexico and China, and emphasize clean, sustainable ingredients and transparent practices.

Founded in Sydney in 2013, this brand specializes in reusable period and incontinence underwear, swimwear, and activewear, all crafted ethically in China using sustainable materials like bamboo, merino wool, and organic cotton.

Nuna, founded in 2010 in the Netherlands, designs its premium baby strollers, car seats, and other travel accessories in Europe and manufactures in China, producing products in an ISO 14001-certified facility that implements solar energy, exhaust water treatment, and recycling programs to minimize environmental impact during production.

Naty is a woman owned company based in Sweden, their highly esteemed diapers have 100% natural, plastic free ingredients touching baby's skin.

Lovevery, founded in 2015 in Boise, Idaho, USA, designs its Montessori‑inspired Play Kits in the U.S. and manufactures them in a solar‑powered, ethically‑run facility in Ningbo, China, using FSC‑certified wood, organic cotton, OEKO‑TEX fabrics, recycled paper, water‑based paint, and bio‑based plastics, while shipping products carbon‑neutral and aiming for 90% renewable, biobased or recycled materials by 2025.

Top quality merino wool diaper covers made in Canada. A pricier option, but the finest plastic free, waterproof option.

Loud + Proud was founded in 2008 in Germany by a mother-turned-sportswear designer and makes GOTS-certified 100 % organic cotton children’s and baby clothing in Europe—specifically manufactured in Portugal, Hungary, and since 2015 at their own factory in Germany—ensuring short transport distances, fair production, climate-neutral operations, and rigorous environmental standards across the supply chain.

Where Does It Come From? was founded in 2013 in the United Kingdom by Jo Salter; they partner with fair‑trade social enterprises in India, Malawi and Uganda to manufacture all‑natural, organic‑cotton clothing and accessories, and ensures full traceability via a unique label code while minimizing environmental impact through GOTS certification, low‑waste production, recycled offcuts, and fair wages throughout its supply chain.

Founded in the US, Zero Waste Store offers a wide range of essentials, such as household items and personal care to baby toys and creams, while donating a portion of profits to social justice nonprofits while empowering families to shop sustainably for both their households, themselves, and their kids.

Treekid apparel is handmade by the founder, Carla, in Melbourne, Australia. Find adorable apparel made with eco materials such as upcycled denim and GOTS certified organic cotton. Best known for their dungarees.

Gugguu is a Finnish sustainable children’s clothing brand founded in spring 2012 by sisters Anne Valli and Miia‑Maria Riekki that designs timeless, Nordic‑inspired clothes made ethically in Finland and Estonia using natural, Oeko‑Tex 100- and GOTS-certified organic cotton, supporting local factories and a transparent, eco‑friendly supply chain.

Pip & Henry, founded in the UK by mom‑entrepreneur Jeroo Doodhmal, designs its sustainable children’s shoes in small European-run batches using eco‑materials like organic cotton uppers, pineapple‑leaf “Piñatex,” recycled TPR rubber soles, and fully recyclable packaging that doubles as a board game, paired with a take‑back recycling scheme offering a £10 voucher to keep shoes out of landfill.

Living Without Chemicals crafts organic, chemical-free baby bedding, clothing, and more in the U.S., giving parents peace of mind with safe products designed for their little ones, while donating 80% of profits to causes like supporting homeless communities and promoting healthier, toxin-free living.

Highly rated diapers that offer waterproof options without plastic touching baby's skin. Outers are made with recycled plastics, tested to be forever chemical free. All two-in-one diaper style.

Pepe and Wolf, founded in the USA, creates premium yoga mats and home exercise essentials designed to support movement and mindfulness, with their Peanut Exercise Ball offering benefits for expecting mothers planning a homebirth—by aiding comfort, positioning, and mobility during labor, all while offering a recycling program that gives you 15% off your next purchase when you return used products for repurposing.

Founded in Santa Monica, California, this brand is known for its vintage-inspired dresses made from deadstock fabrics and regenerative cotton. Products are crafted ethically in LA and Erode, India.

Brush with Bamboo, founded in California, USA, creates plant-based, biodegradable toothbrushes, tongue cleaners, and oral care accessories using organic bamboo and compostable materials, all made to reduce plastic waste; with gentle, BPA-free bristles and child-sized options, their products offer parents a way to introduce themselves and their babies to healthy but sustainable hygiene.

Bella Luna Toys, founded in 2002 by Maya Rachliola, is the first online Waldorf toy retailer; they curate a carefully selected range of all‑natural, non‑plastic, battery‑free wooden toys and craft kits sourced from sustainably minded suppliers, uses recycled and biodegradable packing materials, chooses carbon‑neutral UPS shipping, and runs on 100 % renewable electricity.

This UK-based brand offers vibrant, organic cotton children's clothing and outerwear made from recycled plastic bottles. Products are crafted in GOTS-certified factories in India, Sri Lanka, Portugal, and Turkey, and 1% of turnover is donated to charity.

Organic LINEN crib and twin sheets, and adorable aesthetic apparel and towels as well. Una Sol Linen products are designed in California and made ethically in China with a closely partnered factory, out of organically grown flax plants.

PeapodMats is a mom‑founded Vancouver, Canada–based brand that manufactures its reusable, leak‑proof “bedwetting” mats in Canada, offering a range of sizes designed for kids’ bedwetting, potty training, adult incontinence, and pet protection—and does so sustainably using breathable, PVC‑, PFAS‑, phthalate‑ and latex‑free materials built to last 300–500+ machine washes.

A grandmother owned, one-stop shop for all things cloth diapering. Find a large variety of options from different brands.

This Australian brand creates soft, breathable everyday basics from organic bamboo viscose. Ethically made in China, their sustainable products focus on comfort and affordability for all ages.

Stella McCartney was founded in 2001 in London, United Kingdom, and manufactures its luxury fashion collections in various ethical facilities worldwide, ensuring all products are 100% vegan and crafted from sustainable materials such as organic cotton, recycled polyester, and mycelium-based leather alternatives; the brand also operates its London headquarters and select stores on renewable energy and adheres to strict labor standards, promoting circularity and reducing environmental impact throughout its supply chain.

A circular brand because of it's amazing resell model, offers organic, ethically made children's clothing. Its products are crafted in GOTS-certified factories, mainly in Portugal.

Wildbird, founded in Seattle, Washington, designs and ethically manufactures its sustainable swimwear in small-batch factories in the USA, donates a portion of proceeds to marine conservation groups like Ocean Conservancy, and leads sustainability efforts through the use of recycled nylon, biodegradable packaging, and carbon-neutral production processes.

Go Gently Nation, founded in Nashville, Tennessee, partners with Fair Trade Certified, women-led cooperatives in India to handcraft its organic cotton children’s clothing, donates a portion of proceeds to literacy programs through Room to Read, and advances sustainability by using regenerative organic cotton, natural plant-based dyes, and compostable packaging made from recycled materials.

Patagonia, founded in Ventura, California, manufactures its outdoor apparel globally with a strong focus on fair labor practices, donates 1% of sales to grassroots environmental organizations through its 1% for the Planet initiative, and leads sustainability by using recycled and organic materials, regenerative agriculture, and pioneering transparent supply chain practices.

Kee-ka, founded in Brooklyn, New York, crafts its limited-run children’s clothing in a solar-powered studio using GOTS-certified organic cotton and natural dyes, donates regularly to local youth creative initiatives like the Brooklyn Arts Council, and leads sustainability efforts through zero-waste design techniques and compostable, seed-embedded packaging.

Made in Portugal, Maison Charlotte is a collection of sustainable, nontoxic furniture, bedding, and accessories for toddlers.

Winter Water Factory, founded in Portland, Oregon, ethically manufactures its organic cotton children’s apparel in family-owned factories across the USA, donates to grassroots organizations like the Indigenous Environmental Network, and champions sustainability through regenerative agriculture partnerships, low-impact fiber processing, and compostable packaging designed to reduce landfill waste.

New Jammies, founded in Los Angeles, California, manufactures its organic cotton pajamas in ethical factories in the USA, donates a portion of proceeds to children's hospitals, and prioritizes sustainability through the use of GOTS-certified fabrics, low-impact dyes, and eco-friendly packaging.

Vivo Barefoot, founded in London, England, is a sustainable footwear brand that manufactures in ethical factories primarily in Vietnam and Portugal, is Fair Trade certified through its transparent supply chain practices, uses recycled and bio-based materials, and supports regenerative projects and environmental education through the Livebarefoot Foundation.

Bebcare, founded in Cambridge, Massachusetts designs ultra–low-emission and baby monitors (like their Digital Safe Radio technology that cuts wireless emissions by over 90%) with a global reach spanning five continents—trusted by millions of parents and backed by multiple parenting awards.

Will and Ivey, founded in Nashville, Tennessee, is a woman-owned children's clothing brand that manufactures all garments in small batches in Los Angeles using GOTS-certified organic cotton and low-impact, non-toxic dyes, emphasizing ethical labor practices, waste reduction, and timeless, minimalist designs that prioritize comfort, durability, and sustainability.

Hessnatur is a German sustainable fashion brand founded in 1976 in Butzbach, Germany, manufacturing in Germany, Portugal, and India, and committed to sustainability through the use of natural and organic materials, fair labor practices, and advanced circular economy initiatives including garment recycling programs, repair services, and designing products for longevity and biodegradability.

Kings of Indigo is a sustainable fashion brand founded in Amsterdam, Netherlands, that designs and manufactures its collections in Europe, utilizing eco-friendly materials such as organic cotton, recycled cotton, hemp, linen, and Tencel, and is committed to circularity by aiming for 100% recycled or sustainable fibers in all collections by 2025, eliminating leather trims, and implementing energy-efficient production processes.

Little Boomerang is a sustainable children's clothing brand founded in Amsterdam, Netherlands, that upcycles high-quality vintage cotton shirts into unique, handcrafted garments for children aged 0–6 years, collaborating with Het GildeLab, a local workshop empowering women distanced from the labor market, to produce each piece slowly and ethically, emphasizing individuality and reducing textile waste.

Home of Wool was founded in Sofia, Bulgaria by Rositsa Petrova with wool mattresses, bedding, rugs, pillows, and décor crafted in her artisan-led studio in Bulgaria using chemical‑free organic wool (plus linen and cotton offcuts), all made-to-order under a Zero‑Waste mission that emphasizes breathable, non-toxic materials with minimal waste throughout the supply chain.

Indosole, founded in Bali, makes sustainable sandals from recycled motorbike tires. Its eco-friendly products are handcrafted in Indonesia using local artisan techniques.

Nobodinoz was founded in 2012 in Barcelona, Spain, where it designs and manufactures its children’s furniture, textiles and décor in Europe—primarily weaving, dyeing and printing its fabrics in Barcelona—and produces items from GOTS‑certified organic cotton and Oeko‑Tex certified linen, minimizing chemical, water and wastewater use while supporting shorter supply chains and environmentally conscious production.

HealthyBaby is one of only two EWG Verified nontoxic diaper brands. They are woman owned, Plastic neutral certified B Corp also offering other great nontoxic products.

Snuggle Me, founded in 2007 in Minnesota, USA, manufactures its sensory baby loungers and accessories locally using GOTS-certified organic cotton and CPSIA-compliant fabrics, filled with hypoallergenic materials, and sewn by local seamstresses to ensure high-quality, chemical-free products.

A great source for a plastic free system, wool diaper covers with hemp and locally milled cotton inners, all made in North Carolina, USA.

USA made diapers that offer waterproof options without plastic touching baby's skin. Outers are made with TPU, tested to be forever chemical free. Thirsties offers a wide range of fits and styles.

Magical Shoes, founded in 2015 in Poland by Aldona Zawada, handcrafts its minimalist, zero‑drop barefoot footwear entirely in a family-run workshop in Poland using locally sourced materials, ethical vegan or natural leathers, and low‑energy, slow‑fashion production practices that minimize emissions and plastic waste.

Orbasics, founded in Berlin, Germany in 2017, manufactures its gender‑neutral basics in a small family factory near Porto, Portugal, using only GOTS‑certified organic cotton, biodegradable packaging, and regularly donates to FEMNET, a Pan‑African feminist network.

Mantis World, founded in London, UK in 2000, designs and manufactures certified-organic cotton and recycled polyester basics—T-shirts, sweatshirts, babywear, kidswear, unisex styles and tote bags—produced in their GOTS‑certified, ethical factories in Arusha, Tanzania (alongside additional production in Bangladesh).

Band of Rascals, founded in Germany, creates cheerful, durable kidswear with bold prints and robust cuts, all GOTS-certified and made from organic cotton in partnership with fairly paid seamstresses in Portugal and Turkey in facilities that meet ILO standards.

Enfant Terrible is a Stuttgart-based design label for high-quality children's fashion made in Turkey from GOTS-certified organic cotton; they ensure that the clothing is fairly produced and free of chemicals and other harmful substances in order to "make the world a little more colorful of a place."

Baby Bay was founded in 2003 in Germany by Christian and Ruth Pihale; they manufacture bedside sleepers in Germany using sustainable, ethically‑sourced beechwood and only water‑based, non‑toxic finishes and glues (no plastics or harmful chemicals), and for every tree used in production they plant a new one to support reforestation.

Monte Design was founded in 2005 in Toronto, Canada; they handcraft nursery and family furniture—like gliders, loungers, bassinets, daybeds and pillows—at their Toronto workshop using sustainably sourced FSC‑certified wood, foam made from seed‑based oils, Oeko‑Tex certified fabrics (including Italian cotton/linen and wool), recycled steel mechanisms, water‑based glues, and recycled packaging to ensure an eco‑friendly manufacturing process.

Colored Organics, founded in Minneapolis, USA in 2014, manufactures its children’s clothing in GOTS‑certified, sweatshop‑free facilities in India, using 100 % GOTS‑certified organic cotton dyed with AZO- and heavy-metal‑free water‑based dyes; they ensure ethical labor practices by providing fair wages, capped hours, no child labor, and contributing to orphanage and children’s welfare initiatives in India.

Baby Delight, founded in Rhode Island, USA, manufactures innovative, safety-tested baby gear including bathers, bassinets, portable sleepers, bouncers, and travel-friendly high chairs, while blending aesthetics and functionality to help parents create nurturing, convenient spaces for their babies both at home and on the go.

Based in the USA, Upchoose offers a subscription service for organic baby clothing, featuring new and gently used items made from certified organic cotton by various sustainable brands worldwide.

A family-owned, American-made brand operating from their working ranch in Murrieta, California. They tend the ranch, care for the animals, and make products using honest methods our grandparents would recognize. Every product is born out of necessity and tested by the family before offered to yours. BIG fan of the tallow diaper bum balm!

Planet Wise, founded in the USA, specializes in reusable cloth diapering systems, wet bags, and eco-friendly baby accessories, manufacturing their products in the USA with a focus on waste reduction, safe materials, and long-lasting quality; their diaper shells, inserts, and accessories are designed for convenience and comfort helping parents reduce single-use waste while providing quality care for their babies.

This U.S.-based brand offers Fairtrade-certified socks made from organic cotton in India. Each pair supports global causes like mental health, wildlife protection, and education. Products are vegan-certified and packaged sustainably.

Artipoppe is a Dutch luxury brand known for its high-end, fashionable baby carriers using natural materials including organic cotton, vicuña wool, mulberry silk, and cashmere. Their signature product is the Zeitgeist carrier, and products are assembled either in completely in Europe, or in a closely monitored B Corp-certified facility in China. Artipoppe plants a tree with every purchase.

This brand, founded in New Zealand in 1995, offers comfortable underwear and apparel made from certified organic cotton. Products are ethically produced in New Zealand and the USA. Known for their fun prints and ethical practices in their production processes.

This Danish brand offers organic cotton, alpaca, and llama wool clothing for children and women. Cotton items are GOTS-certified and produced in India, while alpaca garments are handmade in Bolivia.

This Hawaiʻi-based brand offers sustainably designed, multifunctional kids swimwear, including wetsuits and accessories, crafted with upcycled materials and slow-sewn locally on Oʻahu.

Mini Rodini, founded in Stockholm, Sweden, meticulously manufactures its whimsical children’s clothing in GOTS-certified factories across Portugal and Lithuania, donates regularly to climate action groups like Fridays for Future, and leads sustainability by integrating recycled fibers, innovative water-saving dye techniques, and a robust garment take-back program to promote circularity.

KATU, founded in the U.S. by parents seeking healthier crib options, handcrafts its Organic 2‑Stage Crib Mattress in Thailand using only GOTS‑ and GOLS‑certified organic materials like cotton, wool, latex, and coconut fiber—ensuring a fully natural and certified organic sleep surface.

Honeybee Hippie, founded in the USA, crafts small-batch, all-natural skincare using only unprocessed, bioavailable ingredients like grass-fed tallow, cold-pressed almond oil, and jojoba oil—free from processed seed oils and synthetic additives—and their Natural Mama Tallow Butter, beloved by expecting mothers, is enriched with natural Vitamin E for stretch mark prevention and deep skin nourishment, making it a registry favorite for effective prenatal care.

Fair Harbor, founded on Long Island, New York, designs and manufactures its swimwear in eco-conscious, Fair Trade Certified factories across the USA, donates a portion of every sale to marine conservation efforts including the Surfrider Foundation and Ocean Conservancy, and leads sustainability by transforming discarded fishing nets into high-performance, recycled nylon fabric through closed-loop production and minimal water usage.

Green Toys, founded in San Francisco, California, manufactures its eco-friendly children's toys in the USA using 100% recycled plastic from milk jugs, donates to environmental education programs like the Surfrider Foundation, and advances sustainability through zero-waste production, BPA-free materials, and minimal, recyclable packaging.

Kikadu, founded in Warsaw, Poland, manufactures its children’s wooden toys and decor in eco-friendly workshops in Poland, donates to children’s education charities like the SOS Children’s Villages, and champions sustainability through the use of FSC-certified wood, non-toxic water-based paints, and minimalist, plastic-free packaging.

Little House in the Orchard, founded in London, UK, manufactures its organic cotton children’s clothing in a GOTS-certified factory in Portugal, donates a portion of proceeds to the NSPCC to support child protection, and is committed to sustainability through the use of ethically sourced, pesticide-free fabrics, low-impact dyes, and plastic-free, recyclable packaging.

Haiti Babi, founded in Haiti, manufactures its handmade children’s clothing locally by Haitian artisans, donates a portion of proceeds to Haitian education and community development programs, and embraces sustainability through the use of natural fibers, traditional craftsmanship, and ethical production practices.

Under the Nile, founded in 1998 in Milpitas, California, manufactures its products in Egypt at a Fair Trade Gold Certified facility, using 100% GOTS-certified organic Egyptian cotton grown biodynamically without pesticides or fertilizers, and is committed to sustainability through carbon-neutral operations, low-impact dyes, and a comprehensive "Never List" that excludes harmful chemicals.

Pehr, founded in Toronto, Canada by lifelong friends Jen Kelly and Becca Perren navigating motherhood, creates baby and children’s essentials—infused with their signature “Playful Sophistication”—and manufactures them through a network of artisan partners while aligning with organizations such as Care & Fair and GoodWeave to help provide educational opportunities for women in developing nations.

Coyuchi, founded in Point Reyes Station, California in 1991, creates GOTS- certified and organic bedding, bath, and apparel crafted in certified factories around the world, using only natural, low impact fibers and dyes; their circular initiatives like the 2nd Home Take Back program keep textiles out of landfills, while partnerships with organizations such as Fibershed and 1% for the Planet reflect their commitment to soil health, climate action, and ethical manufacturing.

Jessica Rey Swimwear, founded in Los Angeles, California, designs and manufactures its swimwear line locally using luxurious Italian fabrics made from 100% regenerated nylon waste, such as discarded fishing nets, and is committed to sustainability through ethical production practices, paying fair wages, and utilizing eco-friendly materials to create timeless, modest swimwear.

Seek & Swoon is a woman-owned brand founded in Portland, Oregon, that designs heirloom-quality throw blankets inspired by global travels and manufactures them in the USA using recycled cotton and polyester yarns, produced in small batches at a family-run knitting mill on the East Coast, reflecting a commitment to sustainability and supporting American craftsmanship.

OrganicDream is a U.S.-based baby mattress company founded by parents, proudly crafting their GREENGUARD Gold Certified crib mattresses in the U.S. using 100% certified organic cotton and non‑toxic materials.

Surhilo is a U.S.-based brand founded in 2016 that designs and manufactures baby and toddler accessories—such as beanies, bonnets, and mittens—in Peru, utilizing 100% natural alpaca wool, a renewable and biodegradable fiber known for its softness and warmth, and employing traditional hand-knitting techniques that support local artisans while minimizing environmental impact.

Natursutten, founded in Copenhagen, Denmark by Anne-Dorthe Schroeder, produces its natural rubber pacifiers and baby products in Italy using 100% pure Hevea tree rubber, free from BPA, PVC, phthalates, and chemical softeners, with manufacturing that complies with all applicable EU environmental laws, ensuring safe products for babies.

Health y Sol sources organic, local ingredients and manufactures thousands of pounds of the #1 tallow soap in the country with the help of over a dozen employees out of their Central Florida warehouse. This is a Christian-owned and operated business.

Oli & Carol was founded in 2014 in Barcelona, Spain, by sisters Olimpia and Carolina, and manufactures its eco-friendly baby toys in China using 100% natural rubber from Hevea trees, hand-painted with natural pigments, and crafted without holes to prevent mold growth; all products are biodegradable, free from PVC, BPA, phthalates, and nitrosamines, and packaged in FSC-certified cardboard, aligning with the brand’s commitment to sustainability and ethical production practices.

Stokke, founded in Ålesund, Norway in 1932, manufactures its children’s furniture and strollers in Europe using responsible FSC‑certified wood, organic cotton, and recycled fabrics, all Oeko‑Tex® Standard 100 certified and dyed with natural, non‑toxic methods like plant-extract acorn dyes.

One of only two brands we could find that assure no plastic touches baby's skin. DYPER also implemented a REDYPER™ program that will pick up your diapers at home to be composted. Nontoxic, rash free, leak free.

Easy Peasy, founded in Cholet, France in 2008, designs its soft, gender-neutral children’s clothing using 100% GOTS‑certified organic cotton and recycled materials (all OEKO‑TEX Standard 100 certified), produced in a small, Fair‑Wage factory in Southern California, packaged in recycled or compostable materials, and thoughtfully engineered for minimal environmental impact through cold‑wash care, traceable supply chains, and hand‑me-down‑worthy quality.

European made wool covers and hemp fitted inners. EcoAble is a US based company offering plastic free sustainable options for adults and kids.

See Kai Run, founded in 2004 in Bothell, Washington, designs children’s footwear that is manufactured in Higg‑compliant factories (primarily in China) using recycled canvas uppers, recycled polyester linings and laces, and up to 20% recycled rubber outsoles, promoting sustainability and healthy foot development through eco‑friendly materials and zero‑waste factory practices.

Hoppidi Handmade is a children’s and women’s apparel brand founded in Stockholm, Sweden, where all garments are lovingly handmade in‑house by the owner using certified organic (GOTS‑standard) fabrics on a made‑to‑order basis in Sweden to minimize textile waste and significantly reduce chemical, water, and wastewater use.

Lola & Stella was founded in 2014 in Portland, Oregon (USA) and produces all of its children’s garments in-house in the U.S., using 100% GOTS‑certified organic cotton dyed with low‑impact, non‑toxic inks, made‑to‑order to minimize textile waste and support ethical, sustainable manufacturing practices.

LoveLux is a London‑based, woman‑founded brand creating playful, gender‑neutral kidswear from 3–11 years; all garments are crafted in a Fair Wear‑certified factory in Bangladesh using GOTS‑certified organic cotton and embroidered in London, partnering with Ecologi to plant one tree per order.

Little Man Happy, founded in Berlin in 2014 by designers Ivonne and Sven, produces gender‑neutral kidswear in Europe with unique, seasonal collections blending playful streetwear style with organic materials, and a commitment to timeless, durable pieces that celebrate individuality and adventure.

Design Dua, founded by a visionary entrepreneur, is a woman-owned children's brand that partners with skilled artisans in Ghana to create high-quality, handcrafted baby cribs, bassinets, gifts, and accessories—blending traditional weaving techniques with modern design to support and celebrate African craftsmanship.