ABOUT is an innovative underwear and leisurewear brand from the Baltics, with a focus on beauty in function and comfort in cuts and materials. Their locally developed fabrics and innovative textiles are finished with aloe vera, beeswax, silk proteins and antibacterial silver, combining cutting edge technology with their wellness-focused product range. Manufacturing pieces in the same factory since 1969, ABOUT strives to pay homage to traditional, local industry and to continuously do better for all through its sustainable principles.

About Arianne is a shoe brand for women 100% made in Spain. Every pair of shoes is manufactured in Elche (Alicante) and their local studio is in Poblenou, Barcelona. By following no trends and respecting local craftsmanship and the environment, they produce comfortable and nice shoes using the best Spanish materials and leathers. Combining design and comfort is a key factor for the brand, as well as supporting Spanish craftsmanship and making environmentally responsible products.

Founded in Mallorca and Berlin in 2013, Act Series is a footwear brand born out of the Mediterranean, savoir-faire spirit of spontaneity, modernity and adventure. As an expression of its origins, Act stands for attention to detail and refinery within simplicity, manufacturing all of its products in Spain using artisanal processes and paying its workers fair wages. Act Series only employ high quality materials, and all its espadrilles are hand-made using 100% natural leather and suede.

Arela is a clothing brand focused on cashmere knitwear and cotton basics. Born in 2006 of designer Maija Arela's desire to create contemporary cashmere knitwear, Arela is now run by Maija and her two daughters, Aalto university alumn, head designer Anni Arela and head of communications Viivi Arela. Considered colours, functionality and effortless elegance are the defining elements of their work. Their clothes are not designed for a particular woman or man, but rather to all people unified by a certain minimalist sensibility. Using the best natural materials they are proud of the durability of the garments. Collections are produced in skilled hands of trusted professionals in Nepal, Latvia, China and Finland.

Founded in 2012, Baserange is a line of modern basics with an emphasis on clean lines and easy silhouettes. The company works closely with innovative vendors to develop high quality textiles from both natural fibers and recycled content. Baserange believes that a commitment to clean production will minimize environmental impact and benefit both the producer and the user.

Beaumont Organic is an international ethical ladieswear brand that combines signature styling with contemporary classics. Teaming contrasting fabrics and unique silhouettes with luxury organic, fairtrade and eco fabrics to create a renowned style. The collection offers a wardrobe of transitional pieces - everything a woman needs to dress up or down, day or night.

Founded in 2015 by Pavel Lozanov, Bogdar is an independent fashion label for the neo-contemporary woman. Inspired by the founder’s aesthetical aspirations towards the beauty of uncluttered sophistication, BOGDAR’s style is a mixture of distinctive lines and eye catching colors combined with refined technical details that stand out to underline woman’s unique self. The brand creates 100% of its products in the founder’s family-owned facilities under a transparent and conscious policy where a hand-picked team of just 16 members dedicated to perfection and attention to detail creates every piece by hand. The brand’s essence of being ‘simply sophisticated’ extends to also include finest and softest fabrics sourced from responsible suppliers from all over Europe.

Cahu uses PVC fabric passed on from their family's business but the creators of CAHU imagined it as luxurious and accessible material where each of their model (tote, bucket bag, ...) is made of PVC with a leather inner lining, and all leather handle and shoulder strap too.

Carlotha Ray pays homage to people and the planet through a conscious and informed consumer, taking their unprecedented footwear collection to new heights through perpetual beauty and celebrating the earth for generations to come. Defining new depths in sustainable footwear, each pair of sandals are designed in Paris and crafted in Italy, employing a variety of sustainably sourced and unique materials such as blended natural ingredients comprised of seaweed extracts, rose petals, eggshell and plant oils alongside Madagascan rubber and other natural essences.

Cus design, source, and manufacture clothes with one aim in mind: to maximize benefits for the people they work with whilst minimising the impact on the environment. Respecting the people they work with, building relationships, and caring about our natural environment are of as much importance to the clothes they create.

The material used by Fish comes from the sea. It's made with ECONYL®, a 100% regenerated nylon fibre from fishnets and other nylon waste that were lingering in our oceans, and up until now harming the aquatic life. All their products are made in Italy and designed in St. Barths. 10 % of the global profits goes right back into keeping oceans healthy ECONYL® is a 100% regenerated nylon fiber crafted from abandoned fishing nets and other types of nylon waste found in the ocean. The fabrics are woven in Lombardy by one of the world’s finest manufacturers of high performance luxury textiles. They have an outstanding quality. The fabric mill is located just two hours from the factory that produces our swimwear, which helps us minimize our carbon footprint and reach the most sustainable business model possible. FISCH is a proud partner with Healthy Seas, a team of skilled divers dedicated to cleaning up our oceans from plastic and ghost fishing nets. Every year FISCH donates 10% of global profits to the Healthy Seas initiative.

Launched in 2019, F_WD is born from designer Raphael Young’s vision to create the ultimate eco responsible and positively activist streetwear label committed to a greener future for fashion. With disruptive and recycled hybridized designs, F_WD is at the epicentre of the material revolution, with all its creations composed of certified recycled materials and varieties of biodegradable, vegan and environmentally friendly components. F_WD's bio-vegan leather is renewable, solvent-free, water-based and derived from plant materials without diverting animal feed or food resources. This bio content reduces the CO2 footprint comparative to vegan leather's petroleum-based alternatives, saving the planet - one shoe at a time.

With over 25 years of building a defining brand in Scandinavian fashion, Filippa K has stayed true to the founding values of style, simplicity, and quality. Each collection embraces these values in its own way with a constant sense of understated elegance and soft minimalism that is long-lasting. We strive to eliminate unnecessary details, creating calm designs that become favourites to reach for day after day. “By focusing on creating simple, well designed, well constructed styles that fill a real need we can contribute to spreading a calm perspective of consumption, encouraging the mindful behaviour that is needed in this environmentally threatened world.” – Filippa Knutsson, Founder and Creative Director Today, Filippa K has grown internationally – sharing a mission to approach fashion from a global perspective of mindful consumption by creating garments that are timeless in their quality and style, and luxurious in their simplicity.

The Gaëlle Constantini collections are based on a benevolent and optimistic vision of the creation of new clothes on the fashion market. Their ambitious project is self-help, eco-design and the use of our living resources, sewing, a French know-how as heritage to transmit. It is based on 3 fundamental pillars which are Upcycling, production by insertion workshops and eco-design. The objective of this project is to develop a local triangular by making the natural persons of the same region interact. Gaëlle Constantini is respectful of the planet and the human, in this sense, they choose not to overproduce their models.

From concept to product, Georgia Jay focuses on tactility through their commitment to sustainable materials, with hand-picked, local, deadstock hides. These are sourced on a made-to-order basis with minimal waste pattern making and are cut in their New Zealand studio. Georgia Jay designs, develops and manufactures its pieces by hand in New Zealand, allowing each one to possess intimate and entirely unique variations through a slow-fashion method for a truly bespoke approach.

Founded in 2007 by Gosia Piatek, Kowtow is a label committed to creating positive change. By making the conscious decision to only use renewable and sustainable fibres and ethical manufacturing they deliver collections that are utilitarian, minimal and carry an understated sense of femininity. The collections are made from organic, renewable, biodegradable and regenerated fibres. Entirely committed to fair trade production Kowtow designs with longevity in mind.

Founded in 2013 by musician Marine Neuilly, La Chatte de Françoise began as a DJ name and has since developed into a creative vision and lifestyle brand for cool girls around the world. Combining Parisian chic with 70s Americana, La Chatte de Françoise’s unique taste and aesthetic now incorporates creative direction, music, fashion and publishing. With a focus on slow fashion, thoughtful projects and inspiring conversations, La Chatte De Françoise is the 21st century love child of Andy Warhol and Simone de Beauvoir; a fusion of New York disco and contemporary femininity. An intimate environment for exciting collaborations and a celebration of the modern woman.

Based in London, Lou Dungate is an eponymous label that is rooted in traditional craftmanship and modern values. Focussing on sustainable production and luxury natural fibres, the core collection comprises of cashmere scarves and accessories. A self-taught knitter, Lou created knitwear professionally, by hand, for seven years and founded an independent wool shop before launching the label.

Initially making Jewellery by hand herself, Laura Lombardi synthesizes the cultures of Italy and New York City into a singular aesthetic - classical design with a raw industrial twist. Through a local supply chain and community-based manufacturing, Laura Lombardi employs upcycled and recycled materials with all scrap from the hand-made and local manufacturing process being recycled, and all plating conducted in a zero-wastewater filtration system. Laura has built her brand around her own identity and gives back to her local community of the jewellery district of NYC through a family-run approach, each year donating a percentage of profits to organizations with a focus on uplifting women, people of colour and advocating equal rights. All components used to make Laura Lombardi jewellery are made by local and family-owned businesses and hand assembled in their Manhattan studio.

Founded by friends Sabine, Farah and Camila, Lu Goldie was born in the Sun by the Mediterranean Sea (over too many watermelon ginger spritz) and embodies the lifestyle of the modern summer chaser. Lu Goldie hand-makes all its pieces that are comprised of acetate (wood and cotton fibres) - a process that does not impact the environment negatively - with all of their sunglass pouches made entirely of vegan PU leather.

MAYAMI is a commited brand, making its upmost to have a high social and environmental impact. By going directly to India to carefuly choose the workshop they wanted to work with, the brand made the Me-Tisse workshop a real part of Mayami family. Dress up with MAYAMI and contribute to their project and mission!

Mashu is an accessories label specialising in handbags, designed in London and made by expert artisans in Greece. Through their commitment to the environment, Mashu drives change by using Pineapple leaves (a bi product of the fruit industry) Mashu employs the hemp derived in these to incorporate Pinatex as a cotton alternative within its products, requiring less land to cultivate, less waste and significantly less water to produce than cotton. Mashu is 100% Vegan, with all its suede and leather derived from recycled components and all its wood repurposed from otherwise discarded or burned bi product. Mashu creates all its products in Athens through a family-run factory, ensuring full transparency from their suppliers and cultivates the support of craftsmanship and talent through community across its best practice approach throughout its entire supply chain and production.

Nago offers classic, timeless pieces that spare you the fruitless chase of shelf-life trends, with conscientious fabrics and meticulous tailoring at the core of your wardrobe, you can wear better. Nago only produces using natural and certified materials through carefully selected manufacturers, using organic colorants, coconut shell buttons and cupro instead of silk. All their products are sent in recycled envelopes or boxes with organic paper, and 1% of their sales are donated to charity.

ON ATLAS aims to create timeless and versatile collections respecting people and the environment. The brand strongly believe there is an alternative way of consumption, and the only approach to this project is from the commitment to sustainability. Inspired by women loved and admired, their collections are made in Spain of natural or ecological fabrics, with beauty and quality as principles.

Orphée studio is a creative womenswear brand established in Paris since 2016. Poetic and 'femme-fatalish', Orphée is like the secret child of Jean Cocteau and Dalida, offering an feminine and couture wardrobe. The collections are designed and produced in Paris, using upcycled fabrics from couture houses. Its creative director Colombine shapes a very personal vision of womanhood through graphic and colorful silhouettes. Graduated from Central Saint Martins, she gained her couture savoir-faire in houses such as Christian Dior and Alexander McQueen. Deeply connected to music and French nouvelle vague, Orphée dresses contemporary musicians and artists : Polo&Pan, Cléa Vincent, Vendredi sur Mer and l'Impératrice sing and dance proudly wearing Orphée studio. The high quality products (which will last in time) are produced locally in Paris (very low carbon footprint), using upcycled materials (circular economy) from high couture houses (Givenchy, Hermes, Céline).

Open Plan. Sustainable. Fashionable. Ethical. Poetical. With their commitment to waste reduction and zero plastic, Open Plan’s focus is on waste reduction and elimination within the fashion landscape, fighting for the material revolution against an exponential increase in waste. Open Plan produce vegan collections of botanically dyed natural fibres such as linen, organic cotton, tencel, upcycled materials and plant-based fabrics.

Australian swimwear label Peony is the intersection of luxury and sustainability in swimwear. All pieces are crafted from recycled and sustainable materials, inspiring confidence and joy with every wear so you can become your most authentic self - especially when escaping to any sun-drenched paradise. Peony is an independent, family-run business and all of its swimwear is made using recycled and sustainable fabrics developed in-house, with the majority of its fabrications containing over 90% recycled content. All Peony pieces are cut and sewn by hand and employ minimal waste through their sustainable fibres and made to order approach, with recycled nylon in their swimwear significantly reducing their carbon footprint and saving the planet’s precious resources.

Riley Studio, designs products for life, not just a season. They believe in a circular future, where people and the planet work together at equilibrium, and have put eco-innovation and sustainability at the core of everything they do. Committed to using recycled waste materials and responsible natural fibres, Riley Studio wants to create meaningful, gender-neutral wardrobe staples. They strive to lead by example, making sustainability an imperative within the fashion industry, and the world.

Since its creation, the brand has set very clear goals: to create garments with an elegant and comfortable functionality. Inspired by the image of a modern, hardworking and free woman, Rita Row made a philosophy of design and production. Rita Row feels and promotes the commitment to the industry of proximity and quality; added value to their work philosophy. This is a project with integral soul, that combines tradition, conscience, design and exclusivity. The brand offers a new generation of quality garments to women who look for distinctive garments. Rita is the woman looking for comfort, quality and style, all in the same garment. “Rita” is the imaginary character that acts its designers as a source of inspiration to develop their collections, from the Costa Brava, for a current, hard-working, and free woman. Each collection is inspired by a theme, creating delicate and simple garments, with a contemporary, urban and comfortable elegance. Rita's universe, that breathes the Mediterranean air that only things that are designed near the sea can have.

RAFA is a women's luxury footwear collection designed and hand-crafted by a group of 20 artisans in Los Angeles, California. Born out of a need for smart and timeless design that transcends trends, RAFA is committed to the use of local craftsmanship combined with top quality materials to create a collection of accessible luxury footwear. All products are made using ecologically friendly materials and sustainable processes.

Swedish bag brand Sandqvist was founded in 2004 by Anton Sandqvist, and soon his brother Daniel and their friend Sebastian also joined the company. Since then Sandqvist has committed to producing stylish and long lasting everyday bags in a way that is fair for everyone involved and with care for the environment. This means taking responsibility for the impact of their products throughout their life cycle, on both people and planet. All products are made using organic cotton or vegetable tanned leather and all synthetic fabrics now contain recycled fibres. All of Sandqvist’s bags are uncomplicated and beautiful, with a clear Swedish heritage.

STEVE MONO is a contemporary Spanish brand founded in 2007 on the idea of reinterpreting classic sandals, shoes, bags, and other small leather goods for a modern lifestyle. Influenced by Spanish culture, travels, art, utility, and an appreciation for the old, they continue to focus on designing essential items for everyday and every journey. Every collection is timeless, functional and sustainable.

Swedish Stocking believe the world needs more innovative and environmentally conscious products to lead the way, and so Swedish Stocking was launched. They produce beautiful products made from recycled yarns. Their factories engage in sustainable practises including the use of environmentally friendly dyes, post-dyeing water treatment and the use of renewable energy during the entire knitting process. They are proud to combine sustainability, quality and great design and hope customers will feel the same pride in wearing them. Each year, two billion pairs of pantyhose are produced, worn once and then discarded. They are on a mission to change and influence the entire hosiery industry by showing others that you can produce sustainability, without sacrificing great quality and design.

Sakina M’Sa proposes an optimistic and fresh approach to the fashion business she calls ‘La Mode Éclairée’ or Enlightened Fashion. The Sakina M’Sa woman embodies ‘soft power’, she is willing to wear both her successes and struggles with eclectic taste, and lives the mantras of joy in life, inclusivity, empowerment, optimism and informed fashion. Sakina M’Sa employs organic cotton and sources deadstock from the same origins as other eponymous French brands such as Saint Laurent and Balenciaga, in proudly working close besides their French Factory and crafting all their jumpers in France.

A collection aimed at women who care about their clothes, where they come from and their afterlife. Talia collins has combined her love of fashion with her concern for the marine environment to design sustainable, timeless and personalisable swimwear, using fabric based on ECONYL® yarn, ethically produced from discarded fishing nets and plastic litter. The luxurious Italian fabrics are chlorine-resistant, SPF50 and thanks to Xtra Life™Lycra®, supportive and sculpting for extra body confidence. This innovative blend of regenerated ECONYL® and Xtra Life™ Lycra® means that your swimwear will have lasting durability and has been proven to be twice more resistant to abrasions, sunscreens and tanning oils than most swimwear fabrics. Talia Collins teamed up with Healthy Seas Initiative, an international non-governmental organization, to help collect the discarded nylon fishing nets that harm sea and wildlife, for regeneration into ECONYL® yarn, the basis for the high-tech swim fabric we use. Every year, the brand donates 10% of their global profits to Healthy Seas

Underprotection is a Danish brand based in Copenhagen and founded in 2010. The purpose of the company is to create underwear styles that makes you feel fabulous, loungewear you want to wear all week and swimwear that makes you dream about vacation and summer. They have set out to challenge the conception of what sustainable fashion can be, and each season will prove to you that it really can be everything we wish for! They want to make a difference by giving customers the possibility to combine ethics and aesthetics when shopping.

Van Der Kooij is a story of rebellion and beauty, where designing conscientiously and an emphasis on creativity intersect to birth luxury with a responsible approach. As a luxury womenswear brand, VDK’s designs are pleasure, detail and process-orientated, marrying a love of fabrics, beauty and the feminine silhouette together as if nature intended it. Van Der Kooij’s fabric base is built on an Australasian supplier that focuses on high quality, repurposed fabrications, ensuring practices are sustainable, avoiding waste and pollution, and that these high-end fabrications are given new life through recycling as opposed to being discarded. Their made in Australia apparel comprises over 90% of their production as they support as many local businesses as possible, progressing towards carbon neutrality in planting one tree for every piece made through the reforestation project, who have planted over 29 million trees, improving biodiversity in Western Australia.

Velvet Canyon was born from the desire to create something beautiful and lasting – seamlessly merging the appeal of vintage with a minimalist and modern aesthetic. Their collections are thoughtful and timeless, with classic silhouettes, a variety of colour palettes and unique design through sensuality and style that shines through effortlessly. Their frames are created from acetate (a renewable material made of wood and cotton fibres), their lenses are recyclable and the vegan leather pouches are made from biodegradable PU. With their studio being solar powered and 1% of their online sales contributed to charities, the future looks bright for them, and for you too – of course, looking after the planet is everyone’s responsibility after all.