Tentree has carved a niche in the streetwear scene with its blend of sustainable fashion and eco-conscious values. By utilizing organic cotton and recycled polyester, they not only create comfortable and stylish pieces but also contribute to reforestation efforts by planting ten trees for every item sold.

Brands like Patagonia, known for their commitment to environmental activism and durable outerwear, echo Tentree’s ethos while promoting responsible consumption. Marine Layer focuses on soft, eco-friendly fabrics, offering casual styles that are as good for the planet as they are for your wardrobe, while Everlane champions transparency in pricing and sourcing, ensuring ethical production methods are front and center. Dive into our curated list below to discover more brands that share the same sustainable spirit.

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Patagonia

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Med
$$ (Med)
Quality Technical
Ethical
Origin
Ventura, USA
Made in
China & USA
Founded
1973

Founded in 1973, Patagonia is an American clothing company that markets and sells outdoor clothing. The first store opened in  Ventura, California selling bespoke mountain climbing gear before expanding its product line to include apparel created for other outdoor sports such as surfing. In addition to sportswear, Patagonia today also offers outdoor products such as camping food, sleeping bags, and backpacks. Discover more brands like Patagonia here.

Marine Layer

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Med
$$ (Med)
Functional
Timeless
Origin
San Francisco, United States
Made in
USA
Founded
2009
Marine Layer is a clothing brand known for their incredibly soft and comfortable fabrics. They focus on creating timeless and versatile pieces that are perfect for everyday wear.

Everlane

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Low-Med
$-$$ (Low-Med)
Basics
Sustainable
Origin
San Francisco
Made in
China
Founded
2010

Everlane is an American fashion brand known as a leader in the Direct to Consumer space by offering  stylish line of clothing at  affordable prices.  The style is characterized by a minimalist aesthetic with clean lines and neutral colors. Discover more brands like Everlane here.

Outerknown

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High
$$$ (High)
Sustainable
Origin
Culver City, USA
Made in
Global
Founded
2015

Outerknown is known for its sustainable and ethical approach to fashion, producing high-quality menswear using environmentally friendly materials and practices.

Allbirds

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Low-Med
$-$$ (Low-Med)
Sustainable
Origin
San Francisco, USA
Made in
Various
Founded
2016

Allbirds is a sustainable footwear brand known for its comfortable, minimalist shoes made from eco-friendly materials.

United by Blue

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Med
$$ (Med)
Ethical
Sustainable
Origin
Philadelphia, USA
Made in
China
Founded
2010

United by Blue is an American brand known for eco-friendly materials paired with playful looks and styles.

Taylor Stitch

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Med
$$ (Med)
Classic
Sustainable
Origin
San Francisco, USA
Made in
Europe & Asia
Founded
2010

Taylor Stitch is a sustainable fashion brand that offers classic, versatile clothing for men and women. They are known for their high-quality materials, attention to detail, and commitment to sustainable and ethical production practices.

$$-$$$
Med-High
$$-$$$ (Med-High)
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Origin
Stockholm, Sweden
Made in
Europe
Founded
2015
Asket is a Swedish clothing brand that is known for its focus on sustainability and timeless design. They offer a range of high-quality basics that are made to last, with a transparent pricing model that breaks down the cost of each garment.
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Med-High
$$-$$$ (Med-High)
Sustainable
Origin
Carlsbad, USA
Made in
India, China, Peru
Founded
1992

PrAna offers sustainable and versatile activewear and casual clothing.

Cotopaxi

Size Guide
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Med
$$ (Med)
Ethical
Sustainable
Origin
Salt Lake City, Utah
Made in
China
Founded
2014

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