Grey Exim
- Sep 2, 2023
- 2 min read

10 Sustainable Fabric Brands to Support

In an era where sustainability is paramount, conscientious consumers seek ways to make eco-friendly choices in their wardrobes. Sustainable fabric brands are leading the way in creating stylish, ethical, and environmentally responsible clothing.

This blog highlights ten sustainable fabric brands that are making a positive impact. Let's explore their commitment to sustainability, innovative materials, and the fashion-forward designs that set them apart.

Supporting sustainable fabric brands isn't just a fashion choice; it's a conscious decision to shape a more sustainable future. - Grey Exim

1. Patagonia

Screenshot of Patagonia website, a sustainable clothing company that offers a variety of products made from natural materials.

Sustainability Focus: Known for its outdoor apparel, Patagonia is committed to using recycled and organic materials, reducing waste, and supporting fair labour practices.

2. Eileen Fisher

Screenshot of Eileen Fisher’s website with a model in a blue coat. Model is standing in front of a white background. She is wearing a blue coat, and a white t-shirt. Text "EILEEN FISHER” and caption reads “A better coat”.

Sustainability Focus: Eileen Fisher prioritizes organic fibres, sustainable dyeing processes, and take-back programs to recycle and renew old garments.

3. Reformation

Screenshot of Reformation website, a model is sitting next to a couch in a luxury home and another model is wearing a Reformation dress and is holding a leather bag. Text in centre reads “Don’t leave home without 'em”.

Sustainability Focus: Reformation is celebrated for its eco-friendly materials, carbon-neutral shipping, and transparent supply chain.

4. Stella McCartney

Screenshot of the Stella McCartney website, showing the Winter 2023 collection. The image features a model in a red dress riding a white horse. Text on the page reads "WINTER 2023 IS HERE."

Sustainability Focus: Stella McCartney is a pioneer in sustainable luxury fashion, using innovative, cruelty-free materials and promoting circular fashion.

5. prAna

Screenshot of the prAna website, showing a promotion for 25% off on a variety of items. Text on page reads "25% OFF”.

Sustainability Focus: prAna combines style with sustainability, using organic cotton, hemp, and recycled materials while supporting fair trade.

6. Thought

Screenshot of Thought webpage for a dress store. Image shows two women models wearing a black dress with Eucalyptus and Tea plant leaves in the background. Text on page reads "Your favorite dress is back”.

Sustainability Focus: Thought, formerly Braintree Clothing, is dedicated to creating sustainable fashion using organic and eco-friendly materials.

7. Amour Vert

Sustainability Focus: Amour Vert is committed to sustainable fashion, using non-toxic dyes, eco-friendly fabrics, and a zero-waste philosophy.

8. Tentree

Screenshot of Tentree webpage for a cloth retailer. Image shows a pair of white socks on a yellow leave background. Text on the page reads "Free Pair of Socks”.

Sustainability Focus: Tentree is known for its tree-planting initiative, using sustainable materials like TENCEL™ and organic cotton.

9. Outerknown

Sustainability Focus: Founded by surfer Kelly Slater, Outerknown prioritizes sustainable and transparent sourcing of materials like organic cotton and recycled nylon.

10. People Tree

Screenshot of People Tree website, showing a product page for sustainable linen underwear. Image shows a variety of underwear in different colors and styles. Text on page reads "Sustainable Linen for Life” and “Eco-friendly Underwear".

Sustainability Focus: People Tree is a pioneer in ethical and sustainable fashion, using organic cotton, TENCEL™, and other eco-friendly materials. They prioritize fair trade practices, empowering artisans and workers in developing countries. Their collections blend style with a strong commitment to sustainability, making them a favorite among eco-conscious fashion enthusiasts.

Conclusion

These ten sustainable fabric brands are not just about fashion; they represent a movement towards a more sustainable and ethical future. By supporting these brands, you're dressing stylishly and contributing to a more responsible and eco-conscious fashion industry. We can weave a better future, one thread at a time.