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Rembo Atelier

Belgium · Est. 1999 · Mid-range

Atelier is a luxury Belgian bridal clothing brand founded in Antwerp, Belgium in 1999, celebrated for its sophisticated European craftsmanship and deeply feminine approach to contemporary bridal design. The brand introduced a refined collection of wedding gowns inspired by the artistic heritage and fashion sensibility of Antwerp, known for its clean lines, intricate lace, and a modern yet romantic aesthetic that speaks to the stylish, fashion-conscious bride. Produced with meticulous attention to quality in Portugal, Rembo Atelier has grown into one of Europe's most distinguished bridal names, with collections distributed through boutiques across Europe, the United Kingdom, North America, and beyond. The brand is celebrated for its elegant, wearable designs and the intimate, personal experience it offers every bride.

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Pure Magnolia

Canada · Est. 2012 · Mid-range

Magnolia is a sustainable luxury bridal clothing brand founded in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada in 2012 by designer Patty Nayel, offering a distinctive collection of custom-made wedding gowns crafted from eco-friendly fabrics including vintage laces, organic cotton, hemp silk, and reclaimed materials. The brand introduced a classically inspired yet contemporary approach to sustainable bridal fashion, creating beautifully constructed gowns that honour both the bride's individual vision and the environment. Made in the brand's Vancouver studio by skilled seamstresses earning fair wages, Pure Magnolia recycles all scrap fabrics through FABCYCLE and prioritises responsible sourcing at every stage of production. Beloved by eco-conscious brides internationally, the brand offers remote consultations for brides outside Vancouver, making sustainable luxury bridal fashion accessible worldwide.

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Leanne Marshall

USA · Est. 2011 · Mid-range

Marshall is a luxury sustainable bridal clothing brand established in New York City in 2011 by designer Leanne Marshall, who first rose to global fame as the winner of Project Runway Season 5 in 2008 with her iconic wave-inspired collection. The brand introduced ethereal, handcrafted bridal gowns featuring light, flowing lines, feminine details, and timeless elegance, each made in the USA using the highest quality sustainable materials. Known for her wave-inspired pleating, painterly fabric manipulation, and a deeply personal approach to design, Leanne Marshall dressed celebrities including Julianne Hough and Priyanka Chopra Jonas. A passionate advocate for sustainability in fashion, Marshall eventually stepped back from the mainstream bridal industry in 2022, continuing to create bespoke, sustainable pieces using deadstock and remnant fabrics.

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Beaton Linen

Canada · Est. 2016 · Mid-range

Linen is a Canadian designer clothing brand founded in 2016 by designer Katie Beaton, offering a collection of linen basics with seasonless silhouettes made by a small production team sewn in Vancouver, British Columbia. Operating from a home studio in Lund, BC, on the traditional territories of the Klahoose, Tla'amin, and Homalco First Nations, the brand carefully sources European-grown linen that is dyed in the US with eco-friendly dyes. Each piece is made to order or in limited small batches, and the brand also offers sewing patterns so customers can create their own Beaton pieces. The collection spans inclusive sizing from XS to 5X, with a focus on capsule-friendly versatility.

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Anne Mulaire

Canada · Est. 2005 · Mid-range

Mulaire is a designer clothing brand founded in 2005 by Andréanne Mulaire Dandeneau, a Red River Métis designer of Anishinaabe and French Métis ancestry who started the brand from her parents' basement in Winnipeg, Manitoba. Canada's premiere Métis fashion brand, Anne Mulaire is the first Indigenous-owned apparel manufacturer in Canada to achieve B Corp certification and a Clean50 Award winner. All garments are made in Winnipeg from exclusive knits milled in Ontario to Oeko-Tex standards, using bamboo, organic cotton, hemp, Sorona, and TENCEL. Heritage prints are designed by Andréanne's father, Métis Elder David Albert, connecting every collection to the storytelling traditions and ancestral lands of the Red River Métis Nation.

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Harly Jae

Canada · Est. 2017 · Mid-range

Jae is a Canadian designer clothing brand and slow fashion house creating feminine, vintage-inspired womenswear made ethically from natural fibres in Vancouver, Canada. The brand's collections are characterised by romantic silhouettes, soft natural textures, and a considered design philosophy that honours both craftsmanship and environmental responsibility. By producing in small batches using natural materials and keeping manufacturing local, Harly Jae upholds a commitment to longevity over volume — creating pieces intended to be treasured and worn across seasons rather than discarded with trends. The brand has built a following among women who are drawn to its delicate aesthetic and its alignment of beautiful design with ethical production values.

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Wildflo Studio

Canada · Est. 2021 · Mid-range

Studio is a Canadian designer clothing brand founded by Annisa Chung, offering consciously crafted womenswear essentials made from GOTS-certified organic cotton by skilled artisans. Based in Toronto, the brand wholesale to over 50 retailers across North America and also offers private labelling for select styles. Wildflo Studio's collections are built around the idea of finding everyday ease — wearable, versatile pieces designed to move with the wearer through their daily life without sacrificing style or sustainability. The brand's responsible approach extends from fabric selection through to production, offering customers the assurance that what they wear has been made with genuine care for people and the planet.

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Dagg & Stacey

Canada · Est. 2001 · Mid-range

Stacey is a designer clothing brand and ethical Canadian slow fashion label committed to quality craftsmanship and effortless style, designing and manufacturing its entire line exclusively in Toronto in collaboration with local independent tradespeople to the highest standards of construction. The brand seeks out quality fabrics with a socially and environmentally conscious approach, creating womenswear that is built to last and produced without offshore manufacturing or the compromises of fast fashion. Alongside its women's collection, Dagg and Stacey also offers children's clothing under the Dog and Daisy label, extending its slow fashion ethos across family wardrobes with the same care and ethical intent.

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Palava

UK · Est. 2015 · Mid-range

is a British designer clothing brand founded in 2015 by illustrator and creative director Bryony Richardson, who was inspired by her conviction that women — particularly as they grow older — are too often expected to blend invisibly into the background. Born from Bryony's previous experience running a children's clothing business called Poppy, Palava was built from the ground up as an independent label dedicated to producing colourful, hand-illustrated prints with character and storytelling at their heart, manufactured in the UK, Turkey and France using natural, biodegradable fabrics including organic cotton, TENCEL, and linen with no polyester or plastic blends. The brand believes clothes should be made to last, made with care, and made in a way that respects both people and the planet, and designs pockets into everything as a matter of principle. With a small team of four, Palava offers designs for women, children, and the home.

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MiaKoda

USA · Est. 2013 · Mid-range

is a designer clothing brand founded in 2013 by sisters Julia Ahrens and Laura Ahrens in New York City, born from the duo's inability to find clothing that was simultaneously eco-friendly, vegan, ethically made in the USA, and genuinely comfortable. Julia, a Parsons School of Design graduate who previously worked at Zac Posen, and Laura, a yoga instructor with a holistic wellness perspective, created the brand after their shared yoga practice deepened their commitment to living mindfully and compassionately. Both founders live with chronic illnesses, which makes comfortable dressing not a preference but a necessity, and this deeply personal understanding informs every Miakoda design — from buttery-soft fabrics and stretchy waistbands to relaxed silhouettes that move with the body. The brand is entirely vegan, made in Brooklyn, and designed to provide the mental ease that comes from knowing your clothing was made without harm to people, animals, or the planet.

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Paneros Clothing

United States · Est. 2019 · Mid-range

Clothing is a designer clothing brand founded in 2019 by Lauren DeCarli in Los Angeles, after ten years designing for a wholesale fashion company where she witnessed firsthand the industry's profound waste, pollution, and human cost. A graduate of FIDM with a fashion design degree, Lauren launched Paneros to prove that beautiful, sophisticated womenswear could be produced ethically and sustainably without sacrificing quality or style. Every piece is handcrafted by artisans in Bali using heritage techniques and deadstock or eco-certified fabrics, with small-batch, limited-edition collections designed to be worn season after season rather than discarded. The brand has grown to be stocked on Macy's.com and is known for its timeless feminine silhouettes, intricate beadwork executed by home-based artisans, and knit pieces produced by skilled craftspeople in Bali whose traditional skills the brand actively helps to preserve.

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Videris Lingerie

New Zealand · Est. 2018 · Mid-range

Lingerie is a New Zealand-based activewear and lingerie brand founded by Chloé Julian, a designer whose background in fashion and interest in holistic health inspired her to create a brand centered on ethics, sustainability, and mindfulness. The brand specializes in wire-free lingerie and underwear made from sustainable materials, offering comfort and support without sacrificing style, with every design rooted in the conviction that women should never have to choose between feeling good and living responsibly. Videris sources eco-certified fabrics and manufactures with ethical practices, earning strong loyalty from customers who appreciate its commitment to both quality craftsmanship and environmental conscientiousness.

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Nat’v Basics

Australia · Est. 2019 · Mid-range

Basics is an activewear and sustainable underwear brand founded on October 31, 2019 by Gold Coast-based Sandy Ronalds, who launched it on her daughter's birthday as a meaningful tribute to the future she wanted to help create. After years working in business and noticing the enormous amount of waste generated by everyday apparel, Sandy set out to create comfortable and ethical underwear made from eco-friendly fabrics extracted from renewable beech wood using an environmentally responsible process. The brand grew from Sandy working alone out of her parents' spare bedroom to a team of six, generating over eight million dollars in revenue in its first few years while remaining 100 percent independently owned. Its signature fabric is breathable, antibacterial, non-toxic, and soft enough for sensitive skin, and the brand maintains a zero-tolerance policy for child labor, discrimination, and unsafe working conditions throughout its supply chain.

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Onesta

UK · Est. 2020 · Mid-range

A female-founded British sustainable womenswear brand created by Gabriella Diana, built around the simple conviction that women deserve clothes that actually work in real life: not too sheer, not too stiff, not too trendy to outlast a season. Onesta creates t-shirts, dresses, trousers, tops, and wardrobe essentials in small batches in the UK using sustainable and surplus fabrics including TENCEL Lyocell, EcoVero, and hemp, with a garment lifetime repair service and a 2% donation on sales to charity. Winner of Marie Claire's Sustainability Award for Best Sustainable Small Brand 2021, the brand delivers the quiet confidence of genuinely beautiful clothing made with care that can be felt in every seam.

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Peachaus

UK · Est. 2022 · Mid-range

A British lifestyle and ethical lingerie brand founded by Gillian Ridley Whittle, built around a conviction that beautiful, sustainable underwear and a platform for optimism, storytelling, and positive change can occupy the same space. Peachaus creates bras, bralettes, briefs, and loungewear using recycled lace and tulle, combining expert craftsmanship with sustainable production practices to make pieces designed to be genuinely long-lived. Stocked at Nordstrom and Bloomingdale's and with a boutique at Monmouth Street in London's Covent Garden, the brand is as much a community and a voice for conscious living as it is an intimate apparel label.

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Damson Madder

UK · Est. 2020 · Mid-range

Madder A London-based fashion brand founded in 2020 by Emma Hill in Camden, championing sustainability without sacrificing personality or fun. Damson Madder creates dresses, knitwear, denim, and accessories featuring bold prints, frilly collars, and a distinctly playful kitsch aesthetic rooted in sustainability, with at least 50% of each garment made from organic, recycled, or responsibly sourced materials. Their leopard cargo jeans went viral on TikTok, cementing the brand as a cult favourite for women who want clothes that are both eco-conscious and genuinely expressive, standing adjacent to Ganni and Stine Goya in the bold, conscious European fashion space.

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Moonchild Yoga Wear

Denmark · Est. 2015 · Mid-range

Yoga Wear A Danish activewear brand founded in 2015 by designer Louise Wang Nielsen, born from her daily yoga practice and passion for conscious fashion. Creating leggings, sports bras, tops, and natural rubber yoga mats with minimalist, feminine designs, every piece uses sustainable fabrics including organic cotton, recycled polyester, and Q-NOVA regenerated fibers certified under OEKO-TEX. Donating part of proceeds to Women for Women International, Moonchild supports women survivors of war while delivering beautifully crafted activewear that transitions seamlessly from studio practice to everyday street styling with a truly Scandinavian sensibility.

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Howies

UK · Est. 1995 · Mid-range

An independent employee-owned activewear brand founded in Wales in 1995 by Clare and David Hieatt, built on a quiet, honest commitment to making high-quality, lower-impact clothing. Offering t-shirts, merino base layers, jeans, fleece, sweats, jackets, and outdoor activewear for men and women, every piece is made from organic cotton, merino wool, recycled polyester, or other natural and recycled fabrics. With Oeko-Tex certified dyes, GOTS certified cotton, and a history of pushing sustainable practices before they were mainstream, Howies is for the runner, cyclist, and outdoor enthusiast who wants clothes made with both craft and conscience.

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Asquith London

UK · Est. 2002 · Mid-range

London One of Britain's original ethical activewear brands, founded in 2002 by Alice Asquith with a vision to create yoga and Pilates clothing from natural, breathable fabrics rather than chemical-laden synthetics. Known for their signature Bambor fabric, a patented blend of bamboo, organic cotton, and elastane grown and certified under GOTS standards in Turkey, Asquith offers leggings, tops, bras, and harem pants designed to be timeless, multi-functional, and kind to both the skin and planet. A pioneer of sustainable activewear long before it became a trend, Asquith remains a trusted favorite among yogis and Pilates practitioners worldwide.

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Findra Clothing

UK · Est. 2014 · Mid-range

Clothing A Scottish outdoor activewear brand founded in 2014 by designer and mountain biker Alex Feechan, born from her frustration at the lack of well-designed, stylish kit made specifically for active women. Based in Innerleithen in the Scottish Borders, FINDRA creates merino wool base layers, technical tops, waterproof jackets, trail shorts, and mid-layers that move seamlessly from mountain trails to city streets. With a commitment to sustainable materials, slow fashion principles, and an empowering community of outdoorswomen, FINDRA proves that adventure activewear for women can be both genuinely functional and beautifully designed.

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Tasc Performance

USA · Est. 2009 · Mid-range

TASC Performance A family-founded activewear brand born in New Orleans, TASC Performance builds its entire line around a proprietary bamboo and organic cotton fabric blend called MOSOtech. Offering t-shirts, leggings, shorts, golf polos, and more for men and women, every piece is naturally moisture-wicking, odor-resistant, UPF 50+ protected, and buttery soft without synthetic treatments. Manufactured in a family-owned factory in India with fair wages and ethical practices, TASC proves that premium performance and planet-friendly materials can seamlessly coexist in everyday athletic wear.

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Reprise Activewear

USA · Est. 2017 · Mid-range

Reprise Activewear An independent, women-owned activewear brand launched in 2017 with one clear mission: eliminate plastic from workout clothing entirely. Founder Mary Bemis built a plant-based line of leggings, sports bras, tops, and sweats using TENCEL Lyocell and organic cotton, with zero polyester and no synthetic microplastics. Produced in Fair Trade certified factories in Portugal and available in sizes XS to 6XL, Reprise is designed for environmentally conscious movers who want truly clean, non-toxic fabrics against their skin.

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SunburstVerified Brand Owner

Est. 2024 · Mid-range

Sunburst is a U.S.-based sustainable swimwear brand offering eco-friendly, high-quality beachwear made from recycled and regenerative materials. Focused on circular fashion and ethical production, the brand combines style, comfort, and durability while reducing environmental impact. It promotes conscious consumerism through responsibly made swimwear designed for long-term use.

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Veiled

United States · Est. 2016 · Mid-range

Veiled is a contemporary fashion destination based in the United States, offering modest, elegant clothing and accessories tailored for women seeking covered yet stylish attire. Positioned at the intersection of modern design and modest dresswear, the brand curates collections that celebrate fashion that feels both respectful and current, blending timeless silhouettes with thoughtful detailing. Veiled’s offerings span a range of garments designed to suit diverse lifestyles—whether attending special occasions, everyday wear, or cultural events—while reflecting a commitment to refined tailoring and versatile pieces. With a focus on quality fabrics, flattering shapes, and inclusive design principles, Veiled aims to empower women to express their individuality through fashion that honors personal values. As it grows, the brand continues to champion clothing that balances elegance with modesty, making it a trusted choice for those seeking graceful, well-crafted wardrobe essentials.

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