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Sustainable & ethical fashion brand ratings​


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Eileen Fisher is an actual woman who has designed simple, timeless styles in natural fabrics for over 30 years. She has a commitment to environmental as well as ethical practices throughout the supply chain. The company supports all manner of programs benefiting women & girls.
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Founded by two women ten years ago, Cuyana creates timeless essentials for the modern wardrobe. Their fewer, better ethos shapes everything they do, from finessing designs to the fibers they use to the finished product. 

They partner with craftsmen and artisans around the world to ensure the best-possible outcome: year-round necessities and seasonal staples that are made with integrity and promise longevity.
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This company sets up women's sewing cooperatives at the village level in India. Here's a statement of goals from their web site:
MarketPlace's model includes many opportunities for learning and experience related to running a business. By organizing and managing their own cooperatives, the artisans learn about design, production, quality control, and finances.
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This Swedish company named after the designer who started it 35 years ago, features playful, colorful, folk-wear inspired designs. They support Fair Trade factories in India and organic cotton and linen production.
​And they feature mature models!
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This Memphis, Tennessee, company makes pricey, but simple & beautiful investment pieces from cotton, linen, and silk. All garments are made-to-order in their Memphis factory and generally sell out every Monday morning; you have to wait another week to have the chance to order again. That's how popular they are.
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Founded by fabled climber Yvon Chouinard, Patagonia has educated American consumers for nearly fifty years on the importance of sustainable clothing. They recently changed their mission statement to read: We're in business to save our home planet.
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From their web site:
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"We love holding ourselves accountable – and part of that means asking ourselves whether or not it is even possible to be a sustainable brand. Producing things means contributing to a system that is already overflowing with newness. But finding certain things like underwear second hand might not be optimal – personal hygiene, size availability, and wear and tear can make it hard to find what you’re looking for. Because of this, we have chosen to produce the everyday basics that are difficult to find second hand and produce them as responsibly as possible. To make this possible, we use recycled, recyclable, plant-based, and organic materials, ethical means of production, and only collaborate with people, factories, and companies that are as passionate as we are about making good basics without harming the planet in the process."
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This small, woman-owned business in Jacksonville, Oregon, focuses on sustainability. 

"I take sustainable fashion seriously. Organic clothing shoppers can rest easy knowing I design the Sympatico collection with respect for the earth and its people. Each piece is handcrafted in the US using eco-friendly, nontoxic hemp and Tencel to offer years of timeless style."

-- Designer Rose Gerstner,
Sympatico founder

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Wool& first started with one simple merino dress (The Rowena Swing Dress), but in the process, their company has become much more than that. Their manifesto is a culmination of their collective values, commitments, and dreams that they have put into action. Their motto is, live simply, do good, and consume carefully.

Home of the 100 Day Challenge. Wear a Wool& dress for 100 days, send them 100 pictures of each day's outfits, they'll send you a $100 voucher for any Wool& product. I tried it and found it great fun.

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