Amble, an Australian activewear brand founded in 2018, creates stylish, functional pieces made from recycled fabrics, manufactures ethically in Hong Kong and Indonesia, and gives back by planting a tree with every order.

WE-AR4, founded in New York, upcycles luxury deadstock and surplus materials from leading European mills into elevated, climate-positive essentials—creating responsible fashion designed in NYC that transforms waste into timeless style while pursuing carbon neutrality and eliminating non-sustainable materials.

100% Natural? Zubek is making it happen for the tough plasticky categories: swimwear, outerwear, and activewear, with a material called Seacell. No plastic, no hormone disrupting. Made in Europe, your health is worth the investment.

Reformation, founded in Los Angeles, combines eco-conscious design—built around sustainable fabrics, green infrastructure, and transparency—with production across its own L.A. factory and carefully vetted global partners—and now offers permanent, extended sizing up to 1X–3X (US 14–24) across many of its most popular styles.

Girlfriend Collective, founded in Seattle, creates transparently made activewear from recycled materials manufactured ethically in SA8000-certified facilities in Vietnam (with material processing in Taiwan), and is proudly size-inclusive, offering styles from XXS to 6XL.

Forét, founded in rural Denmark and now based in Copenhagen, offers minimalist, versatile menswear that blends outdoor functionality with everyday wear, produced predominantly in ethical European facilities—all guided by a “slow goods” philosophy rooted in intentional design, durability, and responsible transparency

United By Blue, founded in Philadelphia, designs sustainable apparel and accessories ethically produced in certified facilities in China, Turkey, and Vietnam, is a Certified B Corporation, and removes one pound of trash from oceans and waterways for every product sold through company-led cleanups.

Good Studios, founded in Australia, creates sustainable hemp-based clothing, bedding, and homewares, all handmade to order in Ethical Clothing Australia–accredited facilities, with a focus on eco-friendly materials, minimal waste, and local environmental initiatives like tree planting.

Kings of Indigo, founded in Amsterdam, is a sustainable denim brand that combines American classic styles with Japanese craftsmanship, using eco-friendly materials and innovative waterless washing techniques.

Eileen Fisher, founded in Irvington, New York, is a women-owned, Certified B Corporation that offers minimalist, sustainable fashion with inclusive sizing from XXS to 3X, emphasizing timeless design and ethical production practices.

BEDI Studios, founded in Canada, is a Certified B Corporation specializing in minimalist, vegan outerwear and accessories made from upcycled materials like seatbelts and recycled nylon, with handmade production, a lifetime warranty, and a circular “Second Life” program.

Toad & Co, originally founded as Horny Toad in in Telluride, Colorado, and now headquartered in Santa Barbara, California, partners with sustainable factories abroad and gives back through initiatives like donating 1% of sales to environmental nonprofits, running the Planet Access Company for employing adults with developmental disabilities, and supporting circular fashion via take-back and resale programs.

Passenger Clothing is a UK-based sustainable outdoor apparel and accessories brand using organic cotton, recycled fabrics, and sustainable hemp. Made in fair trade factories across the UK, Europe, and Asia, they plant a tree for every item sold and partner with The Plastic Project, Surfers Against Sewage, and #2minutebeachclean. Designed for adventurers — versatile, travel-friendly, and built to last.

prAna, founded in a California garage and still headquartered in Carlsbad, designs and outsources its sustainable activewear globally—including Fair Trade Certified and bluesign®-approved materials across its supply chain—and gives back through efforts like its Responsible Packaging Movement, Fair Trade premiums to workers, and donations to environmental causes via collaborations like Textile Exchange and 1% for the Planet.

Nudie Jeans Co., founded in Sweden, crafts organic cotton denim primarily manufactured in Italy (with materials sourced from India, Turkey, Italy, and Japan), and actively promotes longevity through free repairs, take-back programs, and recycling of pre-owned jeans to foster a truly circular, transparent supply chain.

Finisterre, founded in St Agnes, Cornwall, designs durable, sea-inspired outdoor apparel manufactured in facilities across the UK, China, Turkey, Romania, and more—holds B Corp certification, and champions circularity through innovations like recyclable wetsuits, biodegradable packaging, upcycling projects, and a repair/take-back program.

Nau, founded in Portland, Oregon, designs technical urban-outdoor apparel using sustainable materials, now operated under South Korea’s Black Yak group with design roots still in Portland—and empowers customers to direct 2–5% of each sale to environmental and social nonprofits through its long-running "Partners for Change" program.

Cotopaxi, founded in Salt Lake City, Utah, designs colorful outdoor gear and apparel, ethically produced in certified facilities in China, Vietnam, and other countries, is a Certified B Corporation, and allocates 1% of annual revenue to the Cotopaxi Foundation, supporting global poverty alleviation, education, and health initiatives.

Hessnatur, founded in 1976 in Butzbach, Germany, produces sustainable clothing and home textiles, ethically manufactured in Germany, Portugal, and India with a focus on fair labor and environmental standards.

Ecoalf, founded in Madrid, Spain, is a sustainable fashion brand that produces high-quality clothing and accessories from recycled materials such as ocean waste, plastic bottles, and used tires.

Katla is a women-owned, vegan, sustainable fashion brand offering made-to-order loungewear and essentials inspired by Icelandic nature, emphasizing zero-waste production and eco-friendly materials.

Fjällräven, founded in Örnsköldsvik, Sweden, is an outdoor brand offering durable backpacks, clothing, and gear, committed to sustainability, ethical production, and connecting people with nature.

Wuxly, founded in Canada in 2015, designs and manufactures high-performance, vegan outerwear in Toronto (with production also in Winnipeg and Calgary), is a Certified B Corporation, and gives back through programs like its Trade Up initiative and partnerships with Ocean Co. to reduce ocean-bound plastic.

Outerknown, co-founded in 2015 by surfer Kelly Slater and designer John Moore in California, produces sustainable apparel with over 90% of its fibers from organic, recycled, or regenerative sources, manufactures with Fair Trade–certified partners, and gives back through programs like its Outerworn resale platform, regenerative cotton initiatives, and partnerships with nonprofits such as Ocean Conservancy and The Ocean Cleanup.

Icebreaker, founded in Wellington, New Zealand in and now headquartered in Auckland, creates high-performance outdoor apparel from ethically sourced merino wool—manufactured in partnerships extending to Shanghai and beyond—with deep transparency (like its “Baacode” traceability system) and active commitments toward plastic-free products and regenerative wool farming.

Picture Organic Clothing, founded by three childhood friends in Clermont-Ferrand, France, produces outdoor apparel—chiefly in audited, eco-conscious factories in China and Turkey—while also holding B Corp certification and pioneering traceable, circular, and low-impact design practices.

Patagonia, founded in Ventura, California, manufactures outdoor apparel and gear worldwide with a strong focus on recycled and organic materials, is a certified B Corp, and is widely recognized for pioneering environmental activism, repair and resale programs, and its commitment to “1% for the Planet.”

REI Co-op, founded in Seattle, Washington in 1938, is a member-owned outdoor retailer and gear manufacturer that produces apparel and equipment with a strong emphasis on recycled and bluesign®-approved materials, reinvests heavily in outdoor access and conservation through its Co-op Community and Cooperative Action Fund, and leads industry sustainability initiatives.

Dedicated Brand, founded in Sweden, creates fashion-forward apparel, ethically produced in certified facilities in China and India, with a strong commitment to sustainability, transparency, and environmental initiatives including partnerships to reduce ocean plastic.

Bleed Clothing, founded in Helmbrechts, Germany, is a vegan and sustainable outdoor and streetwear brand using eco-friendly materials with 80% of production in Europe, a commitment to fair labor practices, and certified as a B Corporation.

Balou, founded in Switzerland, is a women-owned, eco-responsible fashion brand offering vibrant, 70s-inspired, zero-waste clothing and matching “mini-me” styles, made-to-order locally in Europe.

Sheep Inc. is a London-based, Certified B Corporation that offers carbon-negative, regenerative Merino wool knitwear, featuring traceable, ethically sourced materials and a unique "Connected Dot" technology that allows customers to track the sheep behind each garment.