Curating vintage and pre-loved collections created by two young women in Amsterdam. The idea behind it is to provide a selection of modern curated clothing while keeping responsibility in mind. Born from a "serendipity" moment, it is now rebranded "Ensō", referring to the Zen-circle which symbolizes creativity, enlightenment, and elegance

The brand hand-picks vintage pieces among thousands (yes, 1000+) garments: only a few will get the "wohoo!" feeling and come back home with the founders. 
Every item will then be carefully reviewed, cleaned, and repaired if needed

Liseth started Serendipity from a desire to wear modern curated clothing without harming people or the planet. After traveling around the world, the urge for a drastic change was stronger than ever.
Andrea, who has inherited her passion for vintage from her grandma and upcycling her mother's wardrobe, was eager to spread that "feeling of uniqueness" in a fresh way.
To make vintage accessible to everybody while building a better lifestyle was just the perfect serendipity moment that ended up in the birth of Ensō

Each of Ensō's products is curated and retouched (if needed) in their studio in Amsterdam

Liseth and Andrea started Ensō from a desire to wear modern curated women by giving clothing a new life. Both coming from a fashion industry background, they decided to stay involved while feeling proud of the products they bring to other women, joining forces with others to pursue the same goal

A portion of Ensō's selection undergoes some kind of upcycling process before becoming a "new" unique piece of clothing

A material science company on a mission to save our environment. The brand creates products with smart technology and recyclable elements, supporting eco-innovations within the industry

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Pangaia is a material science company on a mission to save our environment. The brand creates products with smart technology and recyclable elements, supporting eco-innovations within the industry. Moreover, don't forget that on Renoon you can also find a wide selection of pre-owned Pangaia products. Choose your most-wanted styles, materials and values in your Renoon profile, save your searches and come back to it anytime. Be it via our App or website, you can always check for new products, search beyond your preferences or just enjoy the selections we prepare for you. Would you like to read more about Sustainable fashion and the latest trends? Don't miss out on our <a href="https://renoon.com/blog"> Blog</a>, with dozens of articles on <a href="https://renoon.com/blog/8-ways-to-take-care-of-your-clothes-to-make-them-last-longer"> how to care for sustainable clothing</a>, <a href="https://renoon.com/blog/what-is-greenwashing-and-how-can-you-spot-it"> style suggestions</a> and <a href="https://renoon.com/blog/sustainability-in-my-job-as-a-florist-ariella-hill-on-buying-flowers"> personal experiences</a> from other sustainable fashionistas like you. Are you Interested in Rent a Dress Online? Then you might also be interested in our collection of <a href="https://renoon.com/shop/recycled-swimwear"> Recycled Swimwear</a>, <a href="https://renoon.com/shop/second-hand-bags"> Second-hand Bags</a>, <a href="https://renoon.com/shop/upcycled-jeans"> Upcycled Jeans</a>, <a href="https://renoon.com/shop/recycled-clothing"> Recycled Clothing</a> or <a href="https://renoon.com/shop/upcycled-clothing"> Upcycled Clothing</a>.

The SeaTreas collaboration has a direct impact on restoring ocean health; for all products the brand also uses non-toxic, biodegradable and less water intensive dyes

Using TIPA eco packaging a better ecological alternative to conventional plastic: It’s designed to be put into your home compost or industrial facility along with food waste, offering a zero-waste solution

This year, Pangaia has accounted for and offset 313 tons of operational greenhouse gas emissions through certified SeaTrees Tokens that contribute to climate change mitigation. The brand has planted over 400,000 mangrove trees with SeaTrees and started the Tomorrow Tree Fund, which is in the process of helping plant, protect and restore over 160,000 trees

Pangaia has set up a Diversity and Inclusion Council, a cross-functional independent body represented across all levels of the brand's organization. Working with Creative Access and We are Pocc the council implements plans and practices to increase diversity and representation

Founded with a mission to care for the environment. Their pieces are simple and designed with function and longevity in mind 

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Organic Basics was established with the goal of protecting the environment. Their products are straightforward and made with durability and functionality in mind. Shop responsible pieces by Organic Basics and discover other brands as <a href="https://renoon.com/brands/bamboo-basics"> Bamboo Basics</a>, <a href="https://renoon.com/brands/the-slow-label"> The Slow Label</a>, and <a href="https://renoon.com/brands/the-nude-label"> The Nude Label</a>. Choose your most-wanted styles, materials and values in your Renoon profile, save your searches and come back to it anytime. Be it via our App or website, you can always check for new products, search beyond your preferences or just enjoy the selections we prepare for you. Would you like to read more about Sustainable fashion and the latest trends? Don't miss out on our <a href="https://renoon.com/blog"> Blog</a>, with dozens of articles on <a href="https://renoon.com/blog/8-ways-to-take-care-of-your-clothes-to-make-them-last-longer"> how to care for sustainable clothing</a>, <a href="https://renoon.com/blog/how-i-avoid-impulse-buys"> style suggestions</a> and <a href="https://renoon.com/blog/sustainability-in-my-job-as-a-florist-ariella-hill-on-buying-flowers"> personal experiences</a> from other sustainable fashionistas like you. Interested in shopping responsible cotton items? Then you might also be interested in our selection of <a href="https://renoon.com/shop/sustainable-bras"> Sustainable Bras</a>, <a href="https://renoon.com/shop/women-organic-clothing"> Women Organic Clothing</a>, and <a href="https://renoon.com/shop/women-ethical-dresses"> Women Ethical Dresses</a>. You might also wonder: Is Organic Basics good? You can check other people reviews on Organic Basics on the Renoon App! Is Organic Basics Ethical? All pieces from Organic Basics are made out of Certified Organic Cotton, making it a responsible brand. 

Organic Basics switched their carbon offsetting partner earlier in 2020 to One Carbon World. One Carbon World is a global resource partner of the United Nations Climate Neutral Now Initiative and an organisation that certifies businesses carbon neutral by helping them measure, reduce and offset their emissions. Together with One Carbon World they offset their entire CO2e footprint of production, shipping, use phase and end of life through reforestation projects

To celebrate Earth Day 2020, Organic Basics donated 100% of the day’s profits (19,000 €) to Rewilding Europe. Rewilding Europe is an organization that takes a progressive approach to conservation by making Europe a wilder and more biodiverse place. More specifically, they chose to support the ongoing work of Rewilding Europe in the Central Apennines, a 40,000 hectare corridor of wildlife potential in central Italy

Organic Basics's products are PETA Approved vegan friendly - except for the SilverTech™ Active socks - made from recycled wool and their Recycled Cashmere accessories

In 2020, Organic Basics joined 1% for the planet and this means that they donate at least 1% of their revenue to grassroots activists and organizations that address our planet’s environmental crises

Organic Basics uses FCS certified paper packaging for most of their products and others are packaged in duffle bags made of organic cotton

Organic Basisics works with with trusted, certified factory partners in Portugal, Italy, Turkey, Austria, and Scotland

Founded by twins Abigail and Lavinia Bakker, with the idea of creating a basic white T-shirt that’s organic and affordable. With the motto “Sustainability is not sustainable if it’s not accessible”, the brand sells directly to you to keep prices down

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Goat Organic Apparel was founded by the twins Abigail and Lavinia Bakker with the goal of developing an inexpensive, organic version of the classic white T-shirt. The firm sells directly to you to keep prices low and lives according to its philosophy, "Sustainability is not sustainable if it is not accessible”.  Find the brand on Renoon and discover other brands using organic cotton, as <a href=" https://renoon.com/brands/the-slow-label"> The Slow Label</a>, <a href="https://renoon.com/brands/skin"> Skin</a>, and <a href="https://renoon.com/brands/bamboo-basics"> Bamboo Basics</a>. Choose your most-wanted styles, materials and values in your Renoon profile, save your searches and come back to it anytime. Be it via our App or website, you can always check for new products, search beyond your preferences or just enjoy the selections we prepare for you. Would you like to read more about Sustainable fashion and the latest trends? Don't miss out on our <a href="https://renoon.com/blog"> Blog</a>, with dozens of articles on <a href="https://renoon.com/blog/8-ways-to-take-care-of-your-clothes-to-make-them-last-longer"> how to care for sustainable clothing</a>, <a href="https://renoon.com/blog/how-i-avoid-impulse-buys"> style suggestions</a> and <a href="https://renoon.com/blog/sustainability-in-my-job-as-a-florist-ariella-hill-on-buying-flowers"> personal experiences</a> from other sustainable fashionistas like you. Looking for brands using responsible materials? Then you might also be interested in our selection of <a href="https://renoon.com/shop/tencel-brands"> Tencel Brands</a>, <a href="https://renoon.com/shop/cheap-sustainable-brands"> Cheap Sustainable Brands</a>, and <a href="https://renoon.com/shop/vegan-clothing-brands"> Vegan Clothing Brands</a>. You might wanna know: Where is Goat Organic Apparel from? The brand is from Amsterdam. Who was Goat Organic Apparel founded by? Goat Organic Apparel was founded by the twins Abigail and Lavinia Bakker. 

Their fabrics are environment-oriented and they use organic cotton in all of their apparel. This means no use of toxic chemicals or GMO’s (genetically modified organisms) or anything else artificial in the farming process, allowing for the health of the soil, eco system and people to be preserved. That way, the environmental and social impact is kept to a minimum. A few of their sweaters are made with recycled polyester for longevity. Using recycled polyester is better for the climate, creating approximately 75% less CO2 emissions than virgin polyester

Their basic collection is made in Bangladesh under strict people-first standards. This means: employment is freely chosen, living wages are at least 150% – 200% over the minimum wage, working conditions are safe and hygienic, child labour must not be used, working hours are not excessive, no discrimination is practiced, regular employment is provided, harsh or inhumane treatment is prohibited

As self-declared vegans, the founders Abigail and Lavinia incorporate their love of animals in everything they do. The result is simple: As well as an ethical and sustainable brand, Goat is also 100% vegan

Founded by twins Abigail and Lavinia Bakker, the idea of Goat first appeared from their need for a basic white T-shirt. Although easy enough to find, it was a different story once they filtered it down to a white T-shirt that’s sustainable, organic and affordable. What to do when you can’t find what you’re looking for? They simply decided to do it themselves

Founded in 2001, the Swedish brand offers denim in a wide range of styles and fits for men and women. Their mission is to create jeans that will be well-worn for years to come: Jeans that become a part of ourselves when worn a long time – a second skin, diverting from fast fashion culture

Every pair of Nudie Jeans comes with a promise of free repairs forever.
They also offer their customers 20% off a new pair of jeans when handing in an old pair of Nudie Jeans. The jeans that they sell again in our Re-use range are washed and then repaired if needed, and ready to become a new customer’s favorite pair.
If the jeans cannot be re-used then it is recycled

Through Chetna Coalition Nudie Jeans has supported the local community over the years, for example by donating computers to the school for the farmers’ children, and support to other social projects related to the school

Nudie Jeans has joined the Swedish Textile Initiative for Climate Action (STICA) and started the work of mapping their business emissions. They follow the Greenhouse Gas Protocol methodology for their emissions mapping, which means they cover scope 1, 2, and 3: their own emissions and energy use, as well as the emissions of the full supply chain and user phase

Nudie Jeans is part of Fair Wear Foundation. Around 60% of their garments are made in Europe where wages are considered to be in line with or above the cost for basic standards of living such as food, health care, and education. On a regular basis, they conduct social audits and follow-ups at all their production facilities. The audits are made to guarantee that standards are followed and to find where improvements can be made. 
Their Code of conduct applies to all suppliers and subcontractors involved in their production. It makes no difference to them if suppliers are located in a high-risk country or a low-risk country

Products ordered from the online shop are delivered in plastic bags made from RELDPE and RE-HDPE, which is a recycled plastic containing around 40–80% recycled materials

Born in The Netherlands in 2018, offering practical, ethically made undies, that are flattering and made for every day. Their mission is to make you look AND feel good, using super soft and eco-friendly fabric

Bits Bodywear believes a key factor in achieving sustainability in their underwear is longevity. Ultimately, underwear is not the type of product you want to recycle or buy second hand. And due to how often a pair is worn and washed and worn again, underwear is eventually discarded. To make their underwear more durable, they included 8% elastane in their fabric blend

Bits Bodywear keeps their packaging minimal, not only from them to consumers but also from their factory. Their shipping containers are made from natural limestone waste offcuts & recycled resin in a process that uses solar, zero trees, acids or bleaches and generates zero waste. They are photodegradable, reusable, and long-lasting

Bits Bodywear is a small company founded in 2018 by 3 young women: Mafalda Haugsand, Lara Wagner and Fanny Zintl. They are friends who bonded over struggling to find underwear that they truly loved, so they created Bits to reflect a new vision of underwear that is flattering for every body

Bits Bodywear produces in Portugal, known for their long standing textile industry with a focus on sustainable and high quality production. The brand cares about ethical production by staying in Europe to have better control on good working conditions

Bits Bodywear manufactures all of its undies and products in Portugal

UK-based vintage platform that created their own vintage label. Apparel and accessories crafted from reclaimed materials with a mission to create original designs while addressing concern for declining global resources

The buying team from Beyond Retro has a focus on responding to trends with vintage items. They scout fashion runways, global street style, edgy editorial and (most importantly) their own team and customers to determine what’s next in fashion, which informs what they pick from yesterday’s closets. Fanatical about vintage yet extremely precise with what they carry, product is sourced up to six months in advance, aided by a sophisticated information management system that gives constant internal trend updates. This helps to respond to shifts in the fashion zeitgeist on a weekly and monthly basis for a vintage alternative

Pre-owned online retailer established in Spain. Bedford St believes in less stuff but with a story, unique pieces that are full of second chances. They provide high-quality vintage and preloved clothing from a variety of brands and source rare and iconic pieces that you’d struggle to find anywhere else

Bedford St uses FSC certified boxes, recycled kraft paper and a red ribbon made of recycled plastic bottles. Also their tags are made of algae paper, and are 100% recycled and biodegradable

As a company that was created by a woman, empowering each other is a foundation of Bedford St's ethical standards. They are part of the He for She movements, they have run Women’s runs and are part of Olympia Woman House, a platform that connects women and helps them grow (outside and inside)

Bedford St is a very small brand run by two siblings that manage every aspect of their business

Bedford St sells second hand pieces, some being vintage. They have a curated, carefully selected collection of unique pieces in great condition, ready for a second life

Italian brand which name comes from the Tuscan dialect and it means redoing. A 0 km name for a local clothing production that takes up the tradition of textile upcycling

To Rifo, sustainable fashion is the emotional one. It consists in giving value to what people wear: don't forget clothes, don't throw them away, try to repair them, readjust them for a different use. Their brand doesn't believe in sales, discounts, black Friday: they want to sell their products because people really need them and not just because of compulsive consumption

Each of Rifò's garments are made from a tradition of Made in Italy craftsmanship, which has always been synonymous with high quality

Rifò products are packaged and shipped by default through recycled cardboard packaging and plastic free materials, 100% recyclable and made in Italy. Alternatively, they offer their customers the option to choose Repack, a reusable packaging service that reduces the impact of traditional packaging by 20 times

The materials Rifò uses are innovative because they are the result of an industrial tradition and energy savings. Not only do they recycle old garments in production, but they reduce the consumption of water, pesticides and chemicals; normally used during the production. They also ban the use of harmful substances indicated by the REC

Rifò wants to do its part creating ethical garments, made by recycling fibers that are also as natural as possible. On average, in their one-year production they use 92% of fibers from recycled materials and only 8% of virgin fibers. They also try to go towards zero waste production, minimizing the leftovers using them for new collections and limited editions

Depending on which item, Rifò uses the made to order way of producing in order to avoid waste. This means that they will start producing your item only once you have ordered it. 

Each of Rifo's products are made in Prato Italy, less than 30 km away from the brand's homebase

Second hand shop that cherishes design and sustainability. Re-Nou find many beautiful objects that deserve to live a second life, restore them if needed, and show them to you

Re-Nou has teamed up with RePack, a reusable and returnable packaging alternative made from recycled materials. By choosing reusable packaging, they can save up to 80% of carbon emissions compared to single-use waste. In addition, they use a FSC certified carton with non-toxic paper tape

Re-Nou is a small business with only 2 employees

Re-Nou chooses unique high-quality items, regardless of trends, made to last in your closet for many years to come

Re-Nou only sells second hand pieces, all hand-picked, repaired and restored

Design and consultancy, innovation, and education are the three pillars on which WRÅD was created. The brand creates products that are the manifestation of intangible values. WRÅD's goal is to offer products with a purpose that initiates a discussion on environmental and social values

WRÅD loves the people that make their clothes, and are sure that you will too. You can meet them on their website under #whomademyclothes. They are certified GOTS meaning that they are made in safe and ethical working conditions from the farm to the manufacturing facility

WRÅD uses sustainable textiles to reduce their carbon footprint by seeking balance the following dimensions in their textiles: safety, recyclability and durability.  The use upcycled deadstock fabrics and stray away from toxic dyes, using repurposed graphite to dye all their clothes

WRÅD does their best to design products that last, both in therms of design and affection

WRÅD is a small company co-founded by Matteo, Victor and Silvia who quit their corporate jobs in fashion in 2015 and launched WRÅD, seeking for ways to turn a global crisis into an opportunity for systemic progress

WRÅD is 100% Made in Europe. Their Made in Europe came as a result of a philosophy of product making that started with a 100% made in Italy and naturally evolved into Made in Europe through partners.

Founded in 2014, the brand produces high-quality Italian sneakers that aim to respect the planet and those who live on it. Womsh sneakers are 100% Made in Italy

The brand designs and produces, in Italy, designer sneakers for people who care about sustainable fashion. The company's identity is a combination of craftsmanship, relationships, values, authenticity, expertise, interpretation, territory and talent

The boxes used for packaging Womsh sneakers are made of 100% recycled cardboard and lined with paper made from corn processing waste. The brand choses Favini as a partner in this green adventure because it shares the same focus on respect for the environment and the circular economy as Womsh. Favini provides them with Crush, a special type of paper for lining and for printing boxes, promotional tags and advertising materials

Womsh plants trees to offset the CO2 produced during the life cycle of the shoes. In 5 years, they have helped Lifegate create and protect more than 11,000 square meters of forest per year.

They joined the Forests Standing Tall project to protect the Amazon rainforest in Brazil: 560 hectares of Amazon rainforest, granted for use to 27 families in the San Pedro community to prevent and counteract deforestation, arson, illegal hunting and other environmental crimes

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