Who makes the clothing we wear and in what conditions?

As consumers, we have become increasingly conscious about our purchases, channeling the power of our vocalized objections to make a positive difference for the people involved in the making of our clothes and goods.

Our decisions do make a difference and by supporting brands that are doing their part we can contribute in a positive way and show to corporations that as consumers this adds values to our lives.

1. Pact

Based In | Colorado, USA
Ethics | Fair Trade Certified, organic cotton, B Corp

2. Reformation

Based In | California, USA
Ethics | Made in USA, uses sustainable fabrics, purchases carbon offsets, pays living wages, plus size line

3. Everlane

Based In | California, USA
Ethics | Ethical production process, radical transparency

4. Boden

Based In | London, UK
Ethics | Fair trade apparel, sustainable cotton, eco-friendly practices (i.e., zero-to-landfill), ethical supply chain, give back

5. ABLE

Based In | Tennessee, USA
Ethics | Female artisan-made in Peru, fair labor practices, B Corp

6. Tradlands

The Good Trade Partner

Based In | California, USA
Ethics | Ethical production, natural & sustainable materials, recycle remnants

7. Outerknown

Based In | California, USA
Ethics | Fair Labor Association & Bluesign certified manufacturing, some Fair Trade Certified products, sustainable practices

8. Patagonia

Based In | California, USA
Ethics | Fair Trade Certified collections, organic cotton, environmental sustainability

9. Hackwith Design House

Based In | Minnesota, USA
Ethics | Made in USA, made to order, plus sizes
Best For | Classic investment pieces

10. Kotn

Based In | Toronto, Canada
Ethics | B Corp, organic, safe and fair labor standards, gives back
Best For | Egyptian cotton wardrobe staples