Ethical Clothing Options

Ethical clothing didn't really have a reputation for being stylish until now! Check out the following online shopping options to complement/ or replace some of your staples:

• Fully Stoked

• Oxfam

• www.adbusters.org -trainers made from organic hemp

• www.nosweatshoplabel.com which include Australian Defence Apparel, Collette Dinnigan, Yakka Workwear and The Brotherhood of St Lawrence- retro-inspired label, Hunter Gatherer.

• Skin and Threads, Melbourne- makes organic separates.

• Sportsgirl- organic cotton collection.

• Target- organic cotton underwear, the fabric is sourced in Australia, however the garment is made in China.

• Elsom, Sydney- organic. He has had a fabulous write-up in Style Will Save Us. "Delish Denim"- for all you fashionistas, you've got to read this one!

• Lisa Gorman, Melbourne- organic.
  
  
• v.Lith of Melbourne- use pre-loved fabrics and garments, organic hemp and end of mill roll scraps to create unique pieces.
  

• Sara Victoria, Sydney exclusive label using organic cotton, wool and hemp.

• Bird Textile- Byron Bay based groovy retro-inspired label using water based dyes on hand printed materials who are also carbon neutral and power is solar on site.

• Viridis Luxe, LA- Hemp and silk.

• Look at this International list of Eco-Clothing for a comparison with some big name brands including Nike, Levi and Timberland- check out Wish.