From men's chinos to children's clothing, from women's dresses for work to the beach - Boden makes clothes using responsible sourcing, fair trade, eco-friendly options at the supply chain and their factories as their key ingredients. They empower humans to be more responsible as they choose their style.

Hackwith Design house makes ethical apparels. In these times of COVID-19, they have taken up the initiative of making reusable masks made with three goals in mind. First, they are made out of the available fabrics Hackwith Design house has. Second, it is providing for the essential workers. Third, it is ensuring that all its employees get access to paid vacation.

Christy Dawn continues to innovate with keeping 'love for Mother Earth' intact, even during these difficult times. They use leftover fabric and organic cotton to design non-medical grade masks. 5 masks are bundled for you, while the remaining 5 are given to those in need.

Tentree is cutting down fabric waste and using it to create reusable face masks. Tentree is a certified B Corp organization.

Whimsy & Row are making 100% cotton machine washable masks. They have a unique way for people to give back by allowing consumers to donate one after they buy one. They are donating these masks to various LA locations such as Union Rescue Mission, Downtown Women's Center & Midnight Mission.

Hyer Goods is a woman-owned factory making reusable masks out of deadstock fabrics and woven cotton. While they are making fun and fashionable prints, they are also making sure to provide for essential workers in need.

Buck Mason makes ethical clothing for men. It has started its Mask for America campaign where they plan to donate 1 million non medical masks. If you buy one from them, you would be a part of this movement. Buck Mason will give away one away for each mask sold.

Rachel Craven makes biodegradable linen apparel. They are making face masks with anti-bacterial linen and for each mask you purchase, they donate a mask to 1736 Family Crisis Center

Pact is on a mission to make the 'Earth's favorite home' by creating minimalistic and comfortable clothing for everyone. They have their famous Fair Trade certified underwear collection and commitment to using organic cotton has led them to obtain the Global Organic Textile Standard (GOTS) certification. Fun fact - Did you also know that Pact helps you in donating old clothes to charity?

Alternative Apparel is dedicated to finding sustainable, alternative materials for their clothes they sell. They tell you that you can continue to stay fashionable even when you wear recycled cotton or hemp blend fibers. And there is so much more. Check out https://www.alternativeapparel.com/responsibility to learn more about them.

Kotn's apparels are made from everything else except for unnatural or unsustainable materials. They use authentic Egyptian cotton for their clothing. They care about the wellbeing of its workers and have adopted fair labor practices. To learn more about their story, check this out https://kotn.com/about

Did you know that you could wear fashionable, yet sustainable socks? Thought clothing make super cute sock designs in all sizes but they use sustainable and natural materials such as bamboo, organic cotton and wool in each pair.

Rapanui uses 100% recycled cotton for their apparel. They are in the movement to fight against fast fashion. They truly believe in limiting waste, which is required for a more sustainable planet.