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The brands worth your money.
Every brand here is individually researched for materials, supply-chain transparency, labour practices and environmental impact — using third-party ratings from Good On You, B Corp and Ethical Consumer alongside our own work.
This is our directory of sustainable fashion brands UK shoppers can trust — clothing, footwear, beauty, rental, resale and repair, plus the campaigns and causes we believe in. Each entry includes a short note on why it earned its place.
Clothing & Footwear
43 brandsAKYN↗
Sustainable luxury womenswear with 100% traceable supply chain. Why we included this — 100% traceable supply chain with named factories and material origins published for every product.
£100–£500
Aligne↗
Organic cotton, recycled polyester, EcoVero. Fashion-forward. Why we included this — fashion-forward design without compromise: GOTS organic cotton, recycled polyester and EcoVero across the full collection.
£50–£200
Asket↗
Transparent cost breakdown per product. Permanent collection menswear. Why we included this — one of the few brands that publishes a full cost breakdown per product, showing exactly where your money goes from material to margin.
£40–£150
Aspiga↗
Top 5% UK B Corp. Fair trade. Organic cotton, linen, Tencel. Why we included this — Top 5% UK B Corp score, Fairtrade certified, and made from organic cotton, linen and Tencel — a rare combination at this price point.
£50–£200
BAM↗
B Corp. Bamboo activewear, underwear, socks, jeans. Why we included this — B Corp certified bamboo clothing across activewear, underwear and everyday basics, at prices that don't require a luxury budget.
£20–£80
Baukjen↗
First British B Corp clothing brand. Organic, eco cashmere. Why we included this — the first British clothing brand to achieve B Corp certification, building organic and eco-cashmere womenswear with full supply chain transparency.
£60–£200
Beyond Retro↗
Curated vintage and recycled clothing. Giving clothes a second life. Why we included this — one of the UK's most established curated vintage retailers, giving clothes a documented second life at scale.
£15–£100
Blackhorse Lane Ateliers↗
London's only craft jeans maker. Organic and selvedge denim made in Walthamstow. Free repairs for life as standard. Why we included this — London's only craft jeans maker, using organic and selvedge denim with free repairs for life as standard — built to be kept, not replaced.
£150–£350
Broken Planet Market↗
Eco-conscious streetwear. Limited drops reduce overproduction. Why we included this — limited-drop model that directly reduces overproduction, with eco-conscious materials and streetwear credibility that reaches younger audiences.
£50–£150
Clothes the Loop↗
Preloved designer fashion championing circular, sustainable style. Why we included this — a UK platform championing circular preloved designer fashion, making high-quality secondhand accessible.
Varies
Community Clothing↗
Patrick Grant's social enterprise. Affordable UK-made basics. Why we included this — Patrick Grant's social enterprise keeps UK garment workers employed year-round by filling factory downtime with affordable, properly made basics.
£5–£150
Crown Northampton↗
Fifth-generation family shoemaker since 1908. Handmade to order in Northampton — no stock, no waste. UK's only re-soleable sneaker restoration service. Why we included this — fifth-generation British shoemaker making handmade-to-order shoes with no standing stock, no waste, and the UK's only re-soleable sneaker restoration service.
£200–£600
Dr Martens↗
Heritage boots built to last. Resoling programme. Why we included this — heritage boots with a genuine resoling programme that extends product life significantly beyond the industry average.
£100–£250
Edge o' Beyond↗
Luxury lingerie designed in London, ethically crafted in Wales. Minority-owned, all-female team. Repurposed and deadstock materials. Sizes AA–H, XS–XXXXL. Why we included this — minority-owned, all-female team making luxury lingerie in Wales from repurposed and deadstock materials in an extended size range (AA–H, XS–XXXXL).
£30–£350
E.L.V. Denim↗
Luxury jeans handcrafted in East London from 100% upcycled denim. Why we included this — every pair of jeans is handcrafted in East London from 100% upcycled denim, turning existing material into new luxury product.
£200–£400
Ethletic↗
Fairtrade vegan trainers. Organic cotton, FSC rubber. Why we included this — Fairtrade certified vegan trainers made from organic cotton and FSC-certified rubber, with full wage transparency.
£40–£80
Finisterre↗
B Corp outdoor brand. Recycled materials. Repair service. Why we included this — B Corp outdoor brand with a repair and return service, recycled materials throughout and a genuine commitment to longevity over seasonal replacement.
£50–£250
Good News↗
Recycled casual trainers. Vegan, designed for durability. Why we included this — vegan casual trainers made from recycled materials, designed for durability at an accessible price point.
£80–£140
Hiut Denim↗
Handcrafted jeans made in Cardigan, Wales, with a lifetime repair service. Why we included this — handcrafted in Cardigan, Wales, with a lifetime repair service and a Grand Masters programme that keeps the town's denim expertise alive.
£150–£300
hush↗
B Corp relaxed womenswear. Resale and rental schemes. Why we included this — B Corp certified womenswear with resale and rental schemes built into the brand, not bolted on as an afterthought.
£40–£150
Johnstons of Elgin↗
Scottish mill since 1797. Traceable cashmere and wool. Why we included this — Scottish mill since 1797 with fully traceable cashmere and wool, supporting the continuation of a centuries-old UK craft.
£100–£800
John Smedley↗
The world's oldest knitwear manufacturer. Fine gauge merino wool and Sea Island cotton, made in Derbyshire since 1784. Two Royal Warrants. Why we included this — the world's oldest knitwear manufacturer, making fine-gauge merino wool and Sea Island cotton in Derbyshire since 1784, with two Royal Warrants to its name.
£80–£350
Joseph Cheaney & Sons↗
Handcrafted English shoes since 1886 in the same Victorian factory. Goodyear welt — fully resoleable. Queen's Award for Enterprise 2016. Why we included this — handcrafted English shoes since 1886, Goodyear welted and fully resoleable, made in the same Victorian factory with a Queen's Award for Enterprise.
£250–£600
Lucy & Yak↗
Bright inclusive designs. Organic cotton. Size UK 4–30+. Why we included this — bright, inclusive sizing (UK 4–30+) in organic cotton, with a supply chain transparency report published annually.
£40–£120
Neem London↗
Recycled cotton shirts. Take Back Scheme. Why we included this — recycled cotton shirts with a Take Back Scheme that closes the loop on the product at end of life.
£50–£110
Noble & Wylie↗
Sheffield-made handcrafted shoes. Vegetable-tanned and vegan leathers. Fully repairable and resolable. Why we included this — Sheffield-handcrafted shoes in vegetable-tanned and vegan leathers, fully repairable and resolable, made locally to where we are based.
£150–£400
Organic Basics↗
Transparent pricing. Organic cotton. Carbon-neutral. Why we included this — transparent pricing, GOTS organic cotton, and carbon-neutral operations across one of the most honest supply chains in everyday basics.
£20–£100
People Tree↗
Fair trade fashion pioneer since 1991. Why we included this — Fairtrade fashion pioneer since 1991, one of the brands that proved ethical fashion was viable before it was a marketing trend.
£30–£120
Percival↗
London menswear. UK and EU manufacturing. Why we included this — London menswear made in the UK and EU, with a focus on quality construction over seasonal volume.
£50–£200
Peregrine↗
100% made in England. 220+ year heritage. Why we included this — 100% made in England with over 220 years of heritage, producing clothing built to outlast fast fashion by decades.
£80–£300
Private White V.C.↗
Manchester menswear. British wool, UK factories. Why we included this — British wool menswear made entirely in UK factories, supporting domestic manufacturing at the premium end of the market.
£200–£800
Rapanui↗
Circular fashion. Solar-powered factory. Zero waste. Why we included this — circular fashion from a solar-powered factory with zero waste to landfill and a take-back scheme on everything they make.
£20–£60
Seasalt Cornwall↗
GOTS organic cotton. Inclusive sizing. Cornish prints. Why we included this — GOTS organic cotton across the collection, inclusive sizing, and a Cornish design identity that celebrates longevity over trend.
£30–£180
Stripe & Stare↗
UK lingerie in biodegradable eucalyptus TENCEL. Why we included this — UK lingerie made from biodegradable eucalyptus TENCEL, with packaging and production that prioritise end-of-life responsibility.
£15–£30
Sunspel↗
Heritage UK basics since 1860. Supima cotton. Why we included this — British heritage basics since 1860 in Supima cotton, built on the principle that fewer, better pieces outlast seasonal fast fashion.
£40–£250
The Merchant Fox↗
British luxury goods made by UK craftspeople, part of the historic Fox Brothers mill. Why we included this — British luxury goods made by UK craftspeople, part of the historic Fox Brothers mill — one of the last surviving British wool mills.
£50–£500
Thought↗
Fairtrade bamboo, hemp, organic cotton. Why we included this — Fairtrade certified bamboo, hemp and organic cotton across a full collection, at a price point accessible to most budgets.
£30–£120
Toast↗
Slow fashion since 1997. Designed to last. Why we included this — slow fashion since 1997, designed to last and worn across multiple seasons, before the term slow fashion was widely used.
£60–£300
Vegan Outfitters↗
100% cruelty-free basics. Affordable ethical fashion. Why we included this — 100% cruelty-free everyday basics at accessible prices, making ethical fashion available without a premium.
£15–£50
VEJA↗
B Corp trainers. Wild rubber, organic materials. Why we included this — B Corp certified trainers using wild Amazonian rubber and organic cotton, with one of the most transparent supply chains in footwear.
£90–£150
Vivobarefoot↗
B Corp barefoot shoes. ReVivo refurbishment. UK repair. Why we included this — B Corp certified barefoot shoes with a ReVivo refurbishment programme and UK repair service built to extend product life significantly.
£100–£220
With Nothing Underneath↗
B Corp score 91.7. Perfect shirts. Why we included this — B Corp score of 91.7, one of the highest in UK fashion, making perfectly constructed shirts with full supply chain transparency.
£70–£130
Yes Friends↗
Ethical GOTS jeans. Tip your garment maker. Why we included this — ethical GOTS certified jeans with a tip-your-garment-maker feature at checkout, putting wages directly in front of the customer.
£40–£80
Accessories
4 brandsElvis & Kresse↗
UK-made accessories from reclaimed fire hoses. 50% profits to charity. Why we included this — UK-made accessories from reclaimed fire hoses, with 50% of profits donated to the Fire Fighters Charity — a closed-loop model with genuine social impact.
£80–£400
Retribe↗
Sheffield-made bags and accessories from salvaged festival tents and deadstock. Handmade to order. Why we included this — Sheffield-made bags and accessories handmade to order from salvaged festival tents and deadstock, local to where we are based.
£15–£80
Furious Goose↗
UK-made silk scarves and accessories printed with non-toxic, water-based inks. Why we included this — UK-made silk scarves and accessories printed with non-toxic, water-based inks — craft production with material and process transparency.
£40–£200
Mosevic↗
Cornwall handmade eyewear from denim waste. Why we included this — Cornwall handmade eyewear from denim waste, turning a discarded material into a durable luxury product.
£150–£200
Beauty
7 brandsBomonde↗
Doncaster-made mineral makeup. 100% vegan, cruelty-free and fully refillable. Winner of Best Foundation at the Vegan Awards 2022. Why we included this — made in Doncaster, 100% vegan, cruelty-free and fully refillable, winner of Best Foundation at the Vegan Awards 2022 — local to us and genuinely excellent.
£8–£32
Lily Lolo↗
British mineral makeup pioneer of UK clean beauty. Refillable mineral foundation in paper packaging. 90–95% vegan. BUAV approved. Why we included this — British pioneer of clean mineral beauty with refillable foundation in paper packaging, 90–95% vegan and BUAV approved.
£6–£30
Nailberry↗
Award-winning non-toxic breathable nail polish. L'Oxygéné range is 12-free. Vegan, cruelty-free, certified halal. Why we included this — award-winning 12-free nail polish that is vegan, cruelty-free and certified halal — genuinely inclusive beauty credentials.
£14–£20
Neal's Yard Remedies↗
British natural beauty since 1981. World's first carbon-neutral high-street retailer (2008). 92% certified-natural. Eco-factory on 100% renewables. Why we included this — the world's first carbon-neutral high-street retailer (certified 2008), running on 100% renewable energy with 92% certified-natural formulations.
£8–£60
PHB Ethical Beauty↗
Brighton-based B Corp. Vegan, organic, cruelty-free, palm-oil-free. 20% of profits to charity. Why we included this — Brighton-based B Corp donating 20% of profits to charity, with vegan, organic, cruelty-free and palm-oil-free products throughout.
£6–£40
Tropic Skincare↗
UK skincare and makeup. 100% vegan, PETA-approved. Natural ingredients, no harsh chemicals or parabens. Why we included this — 100% vegan UK skincare and makeup with PETA approval, natural ingredients and no harsh chemicals or parabens.
£10–£45
UpCircle Beauty↗
British circular skincare — every product made from ingredients that would otherwise be waste. Coffee grounds, fruit stones, chai spices. Why we included this — every product is made from ingredients that would otherwise be waste: coffee grounds, fruit stones, chai spices — circular beauty at its most literal.
£8–£35
Garment Care
2 productsBIORESTORE↗
Winner H&M Foundation Global Change Award 2022, Earthshot Prize nominee. Re-Tergent treatments restore cotton — removing pilling, refreshing colour in one wash. Extends garment life 8–12 months per treatment. Why we included this — H&M Foundation Global Change Award winner 2022 and Earthshot Prize nominee, extending garment life by 8–12 months per treatment — one of the most impactful single products in the directory.
£12–£35
Steamery↗
Scandinavian garment-care brand. Steamers, fabric shavers and eco detergents designed to extend garment life. Pilo fabric shaver removes pilling from knitwear. Why we included this — Scandinavian garment care designed specifically to extend the life of what you already own, with fabric shavers, steamers and eco detergents in one range.
£15–£120
Rental
3 platformsBy Rotation↗
Social fashion rental. Borrow from real wardrobes. Why we included this — the UK's leading social fashion rental platform, letting people borrow from real wardrobes rather than buying new.
From £5/day
HURR↗
Rent designer and premium fashion. Peer-to-peer. Why we included this — peer-to-peer designer and premium fashion rental that makes high-end pieces accessible without the ownership footprint.
From £10/day
Loanhood↗
Community clothes lending. Swap locally. Why we included this — community clothes lending and local swapping that keeps fashion circulating at neighbourhood level, free to participate.
Free to swap
Resale
3 platformsDepop↗
Buy and sell secondhand fashion. UK-founded. Why we included this — UK-founded secondhand marketplace that brought resale to a younger generation and remains one of the most active platforms for pre-loved fashion.
Varies
Vestiaire Collective↗
Luxury resale with authentication. Why we included this — authenticated luxury resale with a rigorous verification process that makes high-value secondhand trustworthy and accessible.
£30–£5,000+
Vinted↗
Secondhand marketplace. No seller fees. Why we included this — no seller fees make this the most financially accessible secondhand marketplace for everyday clothing, driving volume in pre-loved.
Varies
Marketplace
2 platformsShop Like You Give a Damn↗
Europe's largest vegan and ethical department store. Every brand individually verified. Why we included this — Europe's largest vegan and ethical department store, with every brand individually verified — the most rigorous ethical marketplace we know of.
£–£££
Wolf & Badger↗
B Corp marketplace. 2,000+ vetted independent brands. Why we included this — B Corp marketplace for 2,000+ vetted independent brands, making ethical and independent fashion discoverable in one place.
£50–£500+
Events
1 eventFashion Thrift Society↗
Festival-style touring secondhand fashion market across the UK and Ireland. 25+ cities. Vintage, pre-loved and slow-fashion labels under one roof. 2026 UK tour active. Why we included this — festival-style touring secondhand market active across 25+ UK cities, making pre-loved fashion a social and celebratory experience rather than a compromise.
Varies
Find Out More
4 campaignsFashion Revolution↗
Global movement for a clean, safe, fair and transparent fashion industry. Fashion Revolution Week every April — events, workshops, Mend in Public Day across 80+ countries. Why we included this — the global movement asking who made your clothes, active in 80+ countries and the most important consumer-facing campaign in fashion transparency.
Free
Oxfam · Second Hand September↗
Oxfam's annual September campaign — shop only second-hand for 30 days. Includes a Style for Change preloved catwalk at London Fashion Week. Why we included this — 30 days of secondhand-only shopping with a Style for Change catwalk at London Fashion Week — making pre-loved mainstream and visible.
Free
Slow Fashion Season↗
Annual 90-day campaign — pledge not to buy new fast fashion. Rewear, repair, swap, support ethical brands. UK chapter active. Why we included this — a 90-day annual pledge not to buy new fast fashion, with community and accountability built in for the full duration.
Free
Sustainable Fashion Week↗
UK campaign uniting schools, colleges and community organisations for a week of swaps, upcycling workshops and repair sessions. Why we included this — UK campaign uniting schools, colleges and community organisations for swaps, upcycling and repair — the education-focused counterpart to London Fashion Week.
Free
Causes we support
2 charitiesBeyond the brands we admire, here are causes close to what we believe in — keeping good clothing in use and helping it reach the people who need it.
The Clothing Bank↗
Tackling clothing poverty by getting quality clothing to people who need it. Why we included this — tackling clothing poverty by getting quality clothing to people who need it — because sustainable fashion must include the people who can't afford it.
Charity
The Suit Works↗
A Sheffield charity providing interview and work clothing to help people into employment. Why we included this — a Sheffield charity providing interview and work clothing to help people into employment — close to us geographically and aligned with everything we believe about fashion's purpose.
Charity
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