Eco-Fashion: These fashion labels make a fair offer
Who made my clothes?
Let's face it, who knows exactly where the clothes we wear are made? It's not just the big chains that make it hard for us to understand where the clothes were made. Even with smaller shops, it can be quite complicated if you want to know more.
Slow fashion instead of fast fashion
However, thanks to the Slow Fashion movement and growing consumer interest, there are more and more labels that make sure that clothing is made in a fair and ecological way.
Just to name a few examples ...
1. Thoreau
The London based Thoreau brand was founded in 2016 and produces in the UK. The clothes are not disposable items that have served their purpose after one season. Rather, the label relies on parts that stay with us longer - and sometimes have real favorite piece potential.
Click here for the shop of Thoreau.
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2. Kings Of Indigo
Kings Of Indigo, or 'Koi' for short, comes from Amsterdam and makes the hearts of all jeans fans beat faster. In terms of price, the jeans are not more expensive than those of other major jeans manufacturers - and they look damn cool!
Click here for the shop of Kings Of Indigo.
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3rd Jan 'n June
The Hamburg label Jan 'n June uses certified organic cotton, recycled polyester and polyamide as well as recycled cotton. The idea for a fair fashion label came from the glass of wine of the founders Anna Bronowski and Juliana Holtzheimer: "We asked ourselves how it can be that sustainable fashion can not be fashionable and affordable at the same time and to deal with the ecological impact of textiles is almost impossible to buy regularly. " In 2014 the label was launched and stands for straightforward and minimalist fashion.
Click here for the shop of Jan 'n June.
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4. Armedangels
The Armedangels brand has stood for fair organic fashion with social responsibility for around 10 years, making it one of the first German eco-labels ever to be dedicated to fair fashion. CEO Martin Höfeler comments on Armedangels: "It all started with a couple of T-shirts, we designed them together with musicians and supported sales charity projects, and at some point we thought it would be better not to donate, but already at to change and improve production. " The label from Cologne is characterized by timeless fashion that is not based on short-lived trends and should appeal to all friends of casual fashion with playful prints and simple cuts.
Click here for the shop of Armedangels.
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5. Green tea
The Greentee brand emerged from the search for the perfect white T-shirt. In 2015, founder Darinka Radenkovic launched her label with the idea of designing timeless garments to accompany women in all circumstances: "It would be nice to make the shirt world with my greentees a little better, away from thoughtless mass consumption But please without pointing your finger, "explains Radenkovic. The collection is characterized by basic parts that by no means have to live an underwear shirt.
Click here for Greentee's shop.
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