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The best eco friendly clothing from our favourite sustainable brands
From jumpers to jackets...
As you start to take a serious look at your wardrobe, are you dragging your feet or happily replacing linen shirts and floral midi dresses with jumpers, coats and jeans?
We love the bi-annual wardrobe flip - rediscovering autumn favourites, being brutally honest with items that don't suit anymore that go to the local charity shop and, the best bit, deciding what we need to refresh our favourite looks.
Whether you would describe yourself as an actively conscious consumer or you just have the best intentions when shopping for clothes, there has never been more choice.
Here are some of the best eco friendly clothing options from fashion brands that have sustainability at the heart of their business or are introducing customers to sustainable style with special new collections.
From sourcing organic and sustainable materials to recycled packaging made from sustainably managed forests, Alice Early has taken her experience designing for some of London's best known fashion houses to offer long-lasting, beautiful clothing with minimum impact on the environment.
It's described as radically transparent, but Everlane is also all about well-designed, flattering classics with the added benefit of letting you know how and where your clothes are made.
A cotton cable knit is always a staple, but if you want to invest in a new colour trend this season, choose responsibly grown cotton through the Better Cotton Initiative at Marks & Spencer.
This new blazer from Lindex has a tied waist for a more feminine silhouette and is crafted from a recycled polyester blend, made from 20 recycled plastic bottles.
Wrangler brings us great, classic denim jeans for everyone, which uses no water in production - a major innovation that significantly reduces energy and waste.
Sustainability is a key pillar of Hansine Johnston’s fashion label, where you can find bohemian style dresses and slouchy mohair knits.
High Tide Necklace, £77
Designed and produced in Austria using eco-friendly material, these sunglasses are made from organically sourced and renewable primary products, 65% of which is based on oil extracted from the seeds of castor oil plants.
These FitFlop boots saved my feet
I’ve finally found the trouser suit of my dreams
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