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The Honest Consumer works with social enterprises and ethical brands to empower conscious consumers. By sharing the stories of socially responsible companies The Honest Consumer encourages consumers to support social enterprise and ethical fashion with their purchase power. As an ethical fashion blogger, The Honest Consumer has created lists of ethical brands, guides to ethical fashion, and found ways for beginners to start their conscious consumerism journey.
Stay cool and stylish this summer with ethically made & sustainable sundresses! These ethical dress brands are affordable and fun! All dresses in this guide are under $100, feature organic cotton dresses, sundresses made from recycled materials, and more!
Fair trade clothing companies are fighting against fast fashion by offering their garment workers livable wages, respectable working conditions, and empowering the people through out their supply chain. Wear your values with these fair trade clothing brands changing the world! This list of fair trade clothing brands even has a pricing guide to accommodate various budgets. While not all of these brands are officially fair trade certified, they all use fair trade principles through out their supply chain. Clothing companies certified by a third party fair trade organization are specified below.
ROUND + SQUARE’s ethical clothing supports equal rights, sustainability, and transparent supply chains. ROUND + SQUARE clothing is crafted using organic cotton and donates 10% of profits to Equality Now, a non-profit fighting for legal rights for women and girls around the world.
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Everlane’s new sustainable leather sneaker brand, TREAD, focuses on using less waste, less energy, and 54% less virgin plastic. TREAD strives to be a zero impact sneaker brand by one day closing their production loop. This means TREAD would only use recycled + natural materials and off-set their carbon footprint. TREAD has already taken great strides toward this goal with The Trainer sneaker.