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Shoes
- All Birds | Sustainably sourced wool sneakers
- Bhava | Vegan, fashion foward shoes
- Bourgeois Boheme | High end vegan shoes
- Cardanas | Sweatshop free, simple sneakers (similar to Keds)
- Deux Mains | Simple sandals, made in Haiti
- Ethletic | Ethical sneakers from Europe
- Etiko | Fair trade sneakers (Converse look-a-likes)
- Everlane | Minimalist leather goods from Italy
- Fortress of Inca | High end, trendy leather shoes
- Mamahuhu | High quality, classic leather shoes for men and women
- Mawu Lolo | Ethically made sandals
- NICORA | Made in USA, vegan shoes
- Nisolo | Classic, minimalist leather goods
- OESH | 3-D printed sandals and shoes made in Charlottesville, VA
- Oliberte | Fair trade certified leather shoes, made in Africa
- Po-Zu | A full collection of sustainable shoes
- Root Collective | Flats and boots made with traditional textiles and leather in Guatemala
- Rothys | Washable flats made with recycled materials
- Sole Rebels | Ethical flats and sandals for men and women
- Veja | Ethical and eco-friendly sneakers
Jewelry
- 31 Bits | Paper Beads, simple and statement styles
- ABLE | Minimalist jewelry made in Nashville ($5 off your first purchase)
- Bario Neal Fine Jewelry | Elegant and modern
- Come Together Trading | An assortment of fair trade goods (10% off with code, STYLEWISE)
- Dunitz & Company | Intricately beaded
- Edge of Ember | Ethical luxury jewelry
- Greenheart Shop | Fair trade items from assorted brands
- Greenola Style | Beaded, fashion forward jewelry
- Hands Producing Hope | Beaded, wearable jewelry
- Hannah Naomi Jewelry | Handmade minimalist jewelry
- Happy Fox Studio | Made from reclaimed findings
- Mata Traders | Bohemian and feminine
- Mosami Jewelry | Fine jewelry in nature-inspired themes
- Sharon Z | Fine jewelry made with recycled materials
- Soko | Modern metal
- Ten Thousand Villages | Fair trade jewelry in a variety of styles
- Trunk Collective | Ethically sourced, artisan made goodsValley Rose Studio | Sustainable fine jewelry (10% off with code, VRSTYLIST-StyleWiseBlog)
Bags
- ABLE | Leather goods
- Amalou | Hand felted statement bags
- Angela Roi | Vegan bags
- Bloom & Give | Multiple styles from fair trade brands
- GUNAS | Classic, feminine, vegan
- Haushala | Pouches and weekenders made with Nepali Dhaka fabric
- JOYN | Contemporary, functional bags (leather and vegan options)
- Krochet Kids | Crochet and leather goods
- Love Mert | Handmade with upcycled leather
- Malia Designs Bags | Fair trade and repurposed
- Manos Zapotecas Bags | Handwoven, traditional textiles
- Parker Clay Bags | Leather goods
- Purse & Clutch | Themed collections
- Sapahn | Ethically sourced leather bags
Glasses
- Warby Parker | One-for-One model, regulated factory
- Retrospecced | Gently used and vintage frames with prescription lenses
Other Accessories
- Emma Suzanne Scarves | Fair trade high end silk scarves
- Genesis Fair Trade | Hand woven scarves, iPhone cases, & more
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ReplyDeleteIs Everlane actually ethical? Good On You gave them a real crappy rating and really dug into them.
ReplyDeleteIt depends on what criteria you're measuring by. They offer comprehensive health and wellbeing programs at some of their factories, use a near-zero waste factory for their denim, and are pretty good at answering questions honestly. I think the main issue for many in ethical communities is that they're not doing as much as they could be doing, especially when it comes to eco-friendly fabrics and they're unwilling to give people the names and addresses of some of their factories because, according to them, they're worried about competition from other, larger companies. I continue to support Everlane because I think they offer high quality pieces with relative transparency and sometimes really great ethics that last a really long time and work for a variety of preferred styles and lifestyles. My Everlane pieces are my most beloved pieces, hands down, and I've had some of their cotton shirts for years.
ReplyDeleteHey Leah. Have you tried Rothy's? I think the idea sounds great; I'm just wondering how durable they seem. I do a lot of walking in the city where I live and I am wondering if these would be just dressing up at work shoes or if they are sturdy.
ReplyDeleteI haven't tried them, but I think Alden from EcoCult likes hers. Personally, I'm not sure about the fabric. Since it's made out of recycled water bottles, it's really just polyester and that doesn't seem very breathable.
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