UK 10 Favourite Sustainable Fashion Brands

The fashion by Bozena Jankowska is also ethically made in the UK’s capital city London. Their clothes are made under the capsule collection principle, meaning that they produce limited editions and made-to-order-style so that they minimise their waste and use of raw materials. You’ll find luxurious fashion in bright colours and young yet sophisticated design at their online shop. Their dresses, jumpsuits, blouses, trousers and matching pant suits are all work appropriate and look high end.

One of the UK’s most known ethical fashion brand and one of the biggest sustainable fashion labels is People Tree. The company is a member of the Fair Trade social justice and environment networks and is 100% fair throughout the supply chain. They use natural resources and GOTS certified fabrics for their fashion. Their collections include work-appropriate clothing, basics and mature everyday clothes. People Tree also makes minimalistic and fair trade jewelry pieces.

This new and young label is based in London, ethical and sustainable. Vildnis means wildness in Danish, which reflects the edgy style of their clothes and their connection with nature. They use environmentally friendly materials and production methods, use carbon neutral couriers and their clothes are shipped in eco-friendly packaging. Vildnis is also very transparent when it comes to their supply chain and manufacturing processes. In addition to assuring that their clothes are ethically made in Portugal and that they source their materials from Europe, they publicly put a photo of their supply chain on their website. Vildnis is a role model for other fashion companies and we personally adore their styles.

Find vegan shoes and bags that vegan celebrities like Riverdale star, Madeleine Petsch or model Sophia Esperanza wore at the Collection and Co online shop or their store in Brighton. The company is young – founded in 2016 – and their designs reflect that. They use upcycled and eco-friendly materials like recycled polyester, pineapple leaf fibre or hemp. Plus, Collection and Co is PETA approved so you don’t have to worry about non-vegan glues.

If you are looking for fun womenswear that is made ethically and sustainable, look no further. Mayamiko is highly transparent when it comes to their factory code of conduct and sustainability. They aim for a zero waste production by using zero waste pattern cutting technique and turning scrap fabrics into headbands or reusable sanitary pads. The pads are donated to girls in refugee camps so that they don’t miss school days because of their period. They use solar power in their factories, recycled packaging for shipping and give you the option to plant a tree everytime you purchase from them. These are only a few sustainable and ethical facts about Mayamiko, they truly try their best to be a company beyond fashion.

Dagny is a label that wants to offer women a responsibly made clothing without sacrificing style. They use surplus fabrics, sustainable Tencel and Modal as well as GOTS certified organic cotton and linen. Even their dyes are sustainable, GOTS certified and 100% biodegradable. Their partner factory is situated in Romania and is women-owned while ensuring ethical production. Their collections are small to ensure that no resource is wasted. Additionally, Dagny contributes financially to the charity Circle Economy which produces data and projects for a more sustainable and circular fashion industry.

The small collection of womenswear is made in London using natural fibre textiles which is supporting UK’s local fashion industry and the environment. The fabrics are responsibly sourced and are all biodegradable. Ren London is reducing their waste by mainly using a pre-order process where they eliminate overproduction of clothes. Their designs are minimal and timeless using neutral colours and sustainable details like wooden buttons.

This label has been in the fair & sustainable fashion world for 30 years. The clothes are designed in North London and manufactured ethically Nepal, China, Indonesia and Turkey. Their partner factories are solar powered and fairtrade certified. They use fabrics like GOTS certified organic cotton, GOTS certified hemp, bamboo, sustainable rayon, organic linen, eco cashmere, soya fibre, recycled rubber, recycled polyester and award winning eco fibre tencel. You can shop both womens-and menswear at Komodo.

This label is particularly unique since they don’t operate in seasons. Their philosophy is to create pieces that can be worn all year round and from day to night. Rakha produce under ethical conditions using environmentally friendly fabrics like GOTS certified organic cotton, recycled fabrics, Lenzing Certified Cellulose Fibers, certified merino wool that are toxic-free while still being an affordable fashion brand. They reduce water and toxic waste by working with factories which have water treatment plants and are able to clean and recycled their waste water to be used over and over again.