Taking responsibility and ensuring safe, healthy and fair working conditions for the people making clothes. Right labour standards guarantee that workers are not only paid a minimum wage, but a living wage that makes sure they can afford basics in their country

Taking responsibility and ensuring safe, healthy and fair working conditions for the people making clothes. Right labour standards guarantee that workers are not only paid a minimum wage, but a living wage that makes sure they can afford basics in their country. Certifications can reassure on checks in this area; some examples: B Corp; Fair Wear Foundation; bluesign® system; SA8000; UN Global Contact; BSCI; FLO-Cert (Fairtrade).

Recycling is the process of transforming waste into something new. It is extremely important to divert waste from being dumped with the risk of remaining on Earth for a variably lengthy amount of time. Zero waste is the goal

Recycling is the process of transforming waste into something new. It is extremely important to divert waste from being dumped with the risk of remaining on Earth for a variably lengthy amount of time. Not only recycling can prevent the waste, it also helps make better use of useful materials and it reduces the consumption of fresh raw materials, thereby reducing: energy usage, air and water pollution, contributing to a healthier Planet. 

Utilizing better packaging options, responsibly sourced and disposable either in organic ways or fully recyclable

Purchasing items in better packaging options, responsibly sourced and disposable either in organic ways or by recycling them, helps cut energy needs and the waste of raw resources such as oil and coal. This creates a direct contribution towards positive environmental impact.

Less than 3% of the ocean is effectively protected. Contributing to causes that help achieve the final goal of protecting the ocean needed to safeguard marine biodiversity and build ocean resilience

Less than 3% of the ocean is effectively protected. The save the oceans topic identifies with brands contributing to causes that help achieve the final goal of protecting the big waters. These are needed to safeguard marine biodiversity and build ocean resilience. From Marine Conservation Institute to Hawaii Wildlife Fund, discover products and brands through whom you can give back to these causes.

Reducing the carbon footprint of the product by using better materials and processes during production. Saving on emissions is a really important step in the path towards carbon neutrality and positive impact

The fashion we buy can make a big contribution to climate change. Reducing the carbon footprint of the single product by using better materials and processes during production contributes to saving on emissions. This is a really important step in the path towards carbon neutrality and positive impact on the Planet. The topic of lowering emissions is specific for products made with materials such as Ecovero and processes.

A movement to rediscover the value of clothing. Contrary to fast fashion, slow brands produce fewer collections yearly which have deeper meaning and connections with those who buy them. Find the pleasure of clothing made with integrity and style

A movement to rediscover the value of clothing. Contrary to fast fashion, slow brands produce fewer collections yearly which have deeper meaning and connections with those who buy them. By supporting these brands, you can embrace the philosophy of quality pieces carefully designed and thought after. Making deliberately less drops allows brands to think more carefully about the collection and avoid frequent discounts that chasing fast trends brings along. You can find the pleasure of clothing made with integrity and style by choosing to be slow in your shopping, too. 
 We consider slow fashion those brands who integrate this idea in their brand ethos and deliberately produce fewer collections.

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Curating vintage and pre-loved collection created by two young women in Amsterdam. The idea behind it is to wear modern curated clothing without harming people or the planet.

The brand hand-picks vintage pieces among thousands (yes, 1000+) garments: only 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"

Each of Serendipity Vintage Dreamer's products is handmade in their SVD studio in Amsterdam

Making effortless silhouettes that celebrate the feminine figure, and pioneer sustainable practices, focusing on People, Planet and Progress each step of the way

In 2020, Reformation has accounted for the offset of 20,804 metric tons of CO2, and has been 100% carbon-neutral since 2015. Right now they are working with Climate Neutral, a non-profit organization, to make it official

Reformations packaging has always been 100% compostable bags made of bio-based materials. However, they are in the process of switching to 100% recycled LDPE bags with a biodegradable polymer (BDP), that allows them to break down in landfills

Reformation cares that all bodies are represented through their products

Founded in 1993, the sustainable fashion brand provides a mindful solution to modern fashion in timeless styles designed with Scandinavian minimalism and long-lasting quality

This year Filippa K started a partnership with TrusTrace in which they used groundbreaking blockchain technology that supported the transparency of their clothing. They're starting with 10 items that are currently fully traceable - aiming to increase this number each season

The Filippa K design team cuts their pieces in timeless silhouettes to support their aesthetic and the longevity of the garments

Filippa K publishes their Fair Wear Foundation performance checks on their website, which examines how company management systems support FWF’s Code of Labour Practices. They evaluate the parts of company supply chains where clothing is assembled. This is the most labour intensive part of garment supply chains, and where brands can have the most influence over working conditions. By being part of FairWearFoundation they are committed to safe and healthy working conditions

Since 2005, VEJA has been making sneakers differently infusing each stage of production with a positive impact

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Find and discover Veja sneakers from multiple websites at once. On Renoon you can find vegan veja shoes for women on sale. The sustainable shoes that Meghan Markle and Emma Watson are bringing along on their trips. All made from sustainable materials such as organic cotton and sustainable leather. These are the kind of shoes worth wearing.

Veja is very transparent about their CO2 emissions. Their CO 2 emissions are high compared to other brands because they take everything into account. Some steps they have done to reduce their impact include cutting down on leather usage, increasing the usage of recycled fibers in their sneakers, and reducing transportation done by plane to 7%

Veja loves designing sneakers that they'll be proud to wear in 10 years. The attention they bring to each step of the manufacturing process is thorough

VEJA sneakers cost 5 times more to produce than big brand sneakers. Because they use fair trade and organic raw materials and are more economically equitable for all parties involved in the production chain. The brand has banned the usage of child labor, forced labor, discrimination of their suppliers, ensuring work safety, wages respect and decency, and right to union-trade

Founded in Stockholm in 1996, women’s ready-to-wear, footwear, accessories, and denim with emphasis on tailoring and an eclectic use of materials and custom-developed fabrics

Since 2008, Acne Studios has been a member of the organisation Fair Wear Foundation (FWF). They support them in their work to monitor and improve labour conditions at the factories where their products are made. Every year, FWF does a 'Brand Performance Check' where the brands performance is evaluated and graded

Mulesed wool is banned from Acne Studio's fabrics list, along with Angora, Non-RDS down, and Fur

All Acne Studio's paper bags used in their stores are made from paper certified by the Forest Stewardship Council (FSC). Most other paper packaging used is either FSC certified or made from recycled cardboard

Founded by the designer Stella McCartney, the brand inherits the ethos of its founder as supporter of animal rights and is particularly known for the use of vegetarian and animal-free alternatives

The brand has partnered with multiple sustainable ocean projects including Sea Shepard and Parley For the Oceans, along with using materials made from ocean plastic in certain lines. Sea Shepherd is an international non-profit ocean conservation organization that uses direct-action to expose and stop poaching, unsustainable fishing and habitat destruction – as well as enforcing international conservation laws. The Parley Ocean Plastic Program combats marine plastic pollution; one of the biggest threats to the ocean today

Stella McCartney has only used paper that is either FSC-certified or made from at least 50% recycled content in their packaging. They are committed to ensuring that that the paper that they use does not support the degradation or destruction of forest ecosystems and that all of the wood and paper they use comes from sustainably certified sources

As a member of the Ethical Trading Initiative since 2012, the brand has adopted the code of labour practice founded on the conventions of the International Labour Organisation (ILO). The brand reports to ETI annually on their activities and progress in this area. The ETI is a leading alliance of companies, trade unions and NGOs that promotes respect for worker’s rights around the globe. The brand produces in UK, Italy, China, USA and Africa

The brand has been a leading member of the Cradle to Cradle Products Innovation Institute’s Fashion Positive initiative since it launched in 2014. The initiative aims to accelerate circular design through the collaborative development of circular ‘building block’ materials. Stella McCartney has also partnered with Ellen Mc Arthur Foundation and The Real Real in initiatives that are the first step towards a circular direction. Part of the brand's efforts come from the use of materials like ECONYL

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