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Terra Thread

Mission Viejo, California, United States

Terra Thread offers sustainable organic backpacks, bags, and apparel designed for conscious consumers, corporations, and NGOs. Their products promote positive environmental and social impact, supporting eco-friendly initiatives and ethical practices.

Alchemist

Netherlands

Alchemist is a Dutch womenswear label that makes relaxed, feminine clothing. Its range covers knitwear, cardigans, dresses, skirts, trousers, jackets and bags. According to Good On You, the label focuses on linen and innovative fabrics. The brand says it uses responsible materials and produces its clothes under good working conditions. Alchemist is a member of the Fair Wear Foundation. Good On You rates it Good overall. For planet it rates the brand Great, citing organic cotton, action on transport emissions, seasonless collections, FSC-certified packaging and waterless dyeing. People is rated It's a Start: all final production is audited, but Good On You found no evidence of living wages. Animals is also It's a Start. The brand uses wool, cashmere and alpaca, but a high share comes from recycled or certified sources, and its wool comes from non-mulesed sheep.

Tentree

Venables St, British Columbia, Canada

Tentree empowers consumers to tackle environmental issues by planting trees and producing responsibly made clothing, fostering entrepreneurship, and enhancing quality of life through sustainable practices that restore ecosystems.

Hotmilk Lingerie

New Zealand

Hotmilk Lingerie designs sustainable, comfortable, and empowering maternity and nursing wear, with over 15 years of experience. They focus on inclusivity, ethical practices, and support through charitable partnerships and premium materials.

amt.

Spain

amt. is a womenswear label based in Manresa, Catalonia, with a design studio in Barcelona. It makes timeless pieces with a minimal look, including knitwear, pants, tops, skirts, shirts, jackets and accessories, and is sold at more than 90 points of sale in Europe and North America. The brand uses organic, recycled and biobased materials and lists each garment's composition on its product page. Small runs are made in family businesses, ateliers and factories near its studio in Spain and Portugal. It designs for longevity and releases seasonless collections. Good On You rates amt. Good overall and notes that it holds Global Recycled Standard certification. Good On You also notes that the brand uses wool, mostly recycled or certified, and that it has no published animal welfare policy.