We know your WFH uniform has primarily been party on top (for the zoom meetings ofc) and chill on the bottom. No judgement here. Reformation jeans are made from Tencel™ Lyocell fiber, which requires just half an acre to grow enough trees to make one ton. Cotton needs  5x that amount. Additionally, most of their fabrics are made from linen, an already super sustainable material, or recycled; cotton, nylon, or cashmere.

Have you ever seen a goat in a sweater--no? Pause, look it up, and come back. Now that you’ve had your daily dose of cuteness, you should know that goats are equally helpful in providing us with sweaters. Naadam sources their cashmere from the Mongolian Zalaa Jinst white goat. The process is 100% cruelty-free and they partake in anti-desertification programs to ensure our planet, and the goats, stay healthy and safe.

Founded by two surfers, Outerknown is best known for their dedication to cleaning up the ocean. 90% of the fibers they source are organic, recycled, or regenerated. Whether it’s their swim trunks made from recycled water bottles or the amazing ECONYL ® fibers regenerated from fishing nets, they’re constantly working hard to eliminate ocean waste while giving you high quality apparel.

Luckily those aren’t the only brands leading in sustainability initiatives. Here are some more that are helping us serve looks, and the planet.