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NEOCOCO

United States

NEOCOCO is a women-led social enterprise in Los Angeles that sells hand-embroidered apparel, accessories, baby items and home goods. Its products are made by refugee, immigrant and displaced women resettling in the city. Through its Empowerment Program, participants receive paid training and employment in embroidery, knitting, crochet and weaving. A Funding Program provides microgrants and coaching for small businesses, and wraparound services include childcare, English classes and financial coaching. The organisation describes its approach as trauma-informed and built around the skills women already have. Good On You rates NEOCOCO Good overall, with Good for people and It's a Start for both planet and animals. It notes that the final production stage takes place entirely in the United States and that runs are kept limited, but that the brand uses few lower-impact materials.

Vottera

United States

Vottera is an apparel brand based in the United States. It makes tees, polos, sweatshirts, hoodies and beanies for men and women from Regenerative Organic Certified cotton. The cotton comes from farms in Odisha, India, and the brand says each purchase supports 432 indigenous cotton farmers there. Vottera was started by the team behind the bag brand Terra Thread. Its approach centres on regenerative organic farming, which it says improves soil health, keeps more carbon in the ground and benefits farming communities. Good On You rates Vottera Great overall, with top scores for planet, people and animals. It highlights the brand's high share of lower-impact materials, seasonless collections, tracing of most of its supply chain and leadership programs for women workers. The entire range is vegan. Good On You notes that Vottera is owned by Gallant International.

WILDA.ECO is a Polish womenswear label offering shirts, pants, tops and blouses, jackets, suits, scarves and bags, with plus sizes in the range. Its style mixes minimalism, artisan craft and timeless feminine design, and it ships worldwide. All of the brand's products are vegan, and garments are made to order to cut waste. It releases seasonless collections, uses lower-impact materials such as Tencel Lyocell, avoids plastic packaging and works to lower transport emissions. The final production stage takes place entirely in Poland, most of the supply chain is traced, and the brand works with women artisans and women-owned businesses. Good On You rates WILDA.ECO Great overall. Its website currently says the brand is on a break and not taking orders, but plans to return.

AYANI

Womenswear

AYANI is a Berlin-based label that designs only dresses for women. The dresses are meant for the office, events and daily life. The brand focuses on comfort, versatility and fits that work with either heels or sneakers. It builds collections around customer feedback and sells online and through its store in Berlin. Its fabrics include LENZING ECOVERO viscose, linen blends, TENCEL blends and organic cotton, and each product page lists the fibre content. AYANI works directly with production partners in Poland and Armenia and visits them regularly. Those partners must follow a supplier code of conduct addressing issues such as child labour, forced labour, pay, hours, the right to organise and safety at work. For every dress sold, the brand contributes to NGOs working against poverty and illiteracy in rural Armenia and to environmental causes. Good On You rates AYANI Good overall: Great for planet, It's a Start for people and Great for animals. It notes that the brand limits production runs, uses recycled packaging, acts to reduce transport emissions and states that its whole range is vegan. It also notes there is no evidence that workers are paid living wages.