I periodically comb through the ethical brands list to make sure it's accurate + up-to-date. This time around, there have been quite a few changes.
Many brands mentioned rising prices of materials, missing the mark with demand estimates + supply chain delays as real issues lately. The following are no longer making clothing:
On the other hand, many are forging ahead! Above are a few things that caught my eye along the way.
On the resale front:
I'm so grateful for all the hard work, perseverance + innovation these brand share with the world! It's always exciting to see what creativity can do, and I can't wait to see the new spring collections arrive in the next few weeks!
Our ethical brands list can be found here. It is updated periodically (not always with mention). Please let me know if you find any ethical brands you'd like to share! All lovely photos via links.
Love,
Jane
Many brands mentioned rising prices of materials, missing the mark with demand estimates + supply chain delays as real issues lately. The following are no longer making clothing:
- North of West
- Study New York
- The New Blak
- Two Days Off (now selling some sweet weekend projects)
- Winsome Goods (now selling sewing patterns)
On the other hand, many are forging ahead! Above are a few things that caught my eye along the way.
- Organic cotton leggings, shorts + tanks made in Los Angeles + dyed with onion skins collected from local grocery stores from Groceries Apparel.
- Danu Organics' fully compostable jeans.
- A lovely, organic cotton knit made from leftover yarn (from their main sweater collection) in California from Curator.
- A bright, linen set sewn by Nettle's team of five.
- Pants made in LA from 100% North American waste cotton from Everybody World.
- Organic cotton/natural rubber elastic, corozo/tagua nut buttons + organic cotton thread (for making or repairing our own compostable clothing) for sale at Danu Organics.
On the resale front:
- I have enjoyed dipping into Noihsaf Bazaar's new home recently. It just makes a little bit more sense to me now.
- Renewal Workshop has been aquired + will no doubt be a part of something positive. We are just not able to buy directly from them anymore.
I'm so grateful for all the hard work, perseverance + innovation these brand share with the world! It's always exciting to see what creativity can do, and I can't wait to see the new spring collections arrive in the next few weeks!
Our ethical brands list can be found here. It is updated periodically (not always with mention). Please let me know if you find any ethical brands you'd like to share! All lovely photos via links.
Love,
Jane
