The Sustainable Gift Guide

Allbirds is dealing with the overuse of synthetic materials by looking to nature to make their shoes. Made with merino wool, tree bark, and sugar (yes, we’re serious) these shoes are stylish, machine washable, and keep your toes warm— all thanks to our sheep pals in New Zealand.

Usual Wines— keeps us tipsy enough to be kind to our in-laws and stifling the urge to save the world at the same time. They make their bottles out of recycled glass— so there’s no guilt in clinking your glass here. Did we mention, all wines are selected from sustainable-practicing wineries? Cheers to staying green this holiday season.

Frank and Oak are innovators in eco-safe practices. They’ve mastered hydro-less denim, ethically sourced all materials and now 50% of Frank and Oak products are made in a low impact process. As a certified B corporation, Frank and Oak has made it their mission to find a solution to fast-fashion overproduction.

Nothing beats fresh flowers, ever. Its-By-U brings the florist shop to you to create your own personalized, easy-to-make, bouquets or arrangements. They only use flowers that are in-season and sustainably sourced. You can gift once or sign up for a subscription to keep gifted past the holidays. Spruce up mom’s holiday set-up this holiday season.

Kotn is answering all of our gift-giving needs by giving us a holiday lounge line. And no, it’s not loungewear that costs more than your average work outfit. Kotn is bringing us maximum transparency and traceability for the clothes that they make. Kotn works hand-in-hand with farm workers to ensure their products are ethically and sustainably sourced.

At Phlur, sustainability is hard-wired into every product. Sandalwood, while being a signature perfume scent, is unsustainably harvested— but lucky for us Phlur has found its sustainable scent match. All of their bottles and containers are made from recycled materials, reducing our waste one yummy scent at a time. 

If your best girl loves the planet you better grab her some Girlfriend Collective. ALL of their products are made from water bottles and fishnets, who knew the stuff we throw out could look this good. This compressive activewear that is completely size inclusive, never-slips, and reduces the plastic being dumped into the ocean.

If you’re trying to spread sustainable love, Public Goods is the brand to gift. Ranging from beauty care, to cleaning products, to food Public Goods sticks to sustainability through it all. Their line of tree-free, minimalist designed products can inspire anyone to swap out their usual and come over to the sustainable side.

Reformation offers the latest styles to gift this holiday season without the guilt of fast-fashion looming overhead. Each piece can be checked for sustainability and fabric sourcing right under product details. Reformation is tackling the unsustainable practices of the clothing industry from every angle. If you want to jump down that rabbit hole, click here.