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Looking to explore sustainable and creative ways? Then you’ve come to the right place. In this blog, we look at the different environmental directions of sustainable design brands and find innovative environmental inspiration.

Stella McCartney

Stella McCartney, the British fashion brand, has always advocated sustainable development, and integrate this concept into the whole brand culture and design. Stella McCartney, the designer, loves the environment and is also a vegan. Driven by her own concept, sustainable fashion has always been the top priority of brand development. Stella McCartney does not use environmentally unfriendly materials in her designs, such as animal skins and furs, which every brand is now boycotting. Organic materials, recycled materials and renewable materials will also be selected for clothing.

Rothy’s

Rothy’s is an American eco-friendly fashion brand for women’s shoes, which are made of recycled plastic, the sole is made of environmentally friendly materials, and the whole shoe is eco-friendly. It is a fashion brand that carries out environmental protection to the end. In addition, recycling is also promoted as a project in Rothy’s.

Outerknown

Outerknown is a fashion label founded by surfing champions Kelly Slater and John Moore, The clothing is also made from organic and exhaust materials such as fishing nets. Outerknown is designed to “protect the ocean”.

Patagonia

Patagonia, a California-based brand, is one of the earliest advocates of sustainable fashion in the sportswear fashion industry. It was one of the first brands to use recycled materials and switch to organic cotton. Patagonia is expanding its commitment to labor ethics, and design its used clothing collection and sustainable clothing.

Tentree

Tentree is a Canadian brand that uses sustainable and comfortable materials, makes the whole brand a necessity to protect the planet. As part of its commitment to give back, 10 trees are planted for every one it buys. About 55 million trees have been planted so far (the goal is 1 billion by 2030)!

Petite Studio

At Petite Studio, it takes an average of 20 hours to produce a garment. That’s because the New York-based brand has a passion for capsule wardrobe items and small batches of clothing. The tiny clothing collection was crafted by an ethical factory in Jiangshan, China (the founder’s hometown). Employees work 40 hours a week (with an hour lunch break), receive health care and vacation time, and are even obligated to take 30 minutes off each shift.

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