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Goodnap

Australia

Goodnap is an Australian sleepwear brand making pyjamas and loungewear for women and men, including plus sizes. Its pieces use relaxed cuts and natural fibres meant to help wearers sleep cool, and the brand offers a free Wellness Hub with sleep resources. Materials include GOTS-certified organic cotton, European Flax linen and TENCEL, without polyester or chemical finishes, produced in small batches. Every garment is hand-sewn in Cambodia at Agape International Missions (AIM), where women who have survived human trafficking receive living wages, healthcare, counselling and childcare. Founders Melissa and Rob Taylor worked with survivors for 13 years before starting the brand. Good On You rates Goodnap Great, scoring it 5 out of 5 for Planet, People and Animals. It notes the high share of lower-impact materials, a Code of Conduct covering ILO principles, living wages for some final-stage workers, and a fully vegan range.

ALL WE REMEMBER

United States

ALL WE REMEMBER is a US collective that makes clothing and accessories in relaxed, gender-inclusive cuts with drawstring waists. Its tagline is future | nature | forms. The brand does not call itself sustainable because it believes full sustainability is not possible in today's society. Instead, it describes its approach as taking responsibility. It works only with natural materials that biodegrade. These include organic cotton for fabric, thread and trims, buttons made from corozo, and dyes from plants. Its partners include American cut-and-sew factories, Certified B Corporations, GOTS-certified mills and local botanical dyers, and it publishes a list of them. Labels and packaging are recyclable or compostable. It produces in small batches, runs a repair program and upcycles or composts production leftovers. Good On You rates ALL WE REMEMBER Great overall. It notes a high share of lower-impact materials, low-impact dyes and production close to home. On labour, it audits all of its final production stage, but Good On You finds no evidence that it ensures living wages.

cottonique

US

Cottonique is a US brand that makes hypoallergenic clothing for people with allergies, sensitive skin, latex concerns or chemical sensitivities. The range covers underwear, socks, lounge pants, camisoles, base layers and sleepwear for women and men. The garments are made from certified organic cotton without latex, spandex, synthetic fibres, formaldehyde, PFAS, bleach or harsh dyes. Coloured items use low-impact dyes. Good On You reports that the brand avoids fibre blends to make recycling easier, has removed hazardous chemicals from its supply chain and uses a closed-loop water system. Cottonique holds GOTS and B Corp certification. Good On You rates it Great overall, noting that GOTS certifies most of its supply chain, including the entire final and second production stages, and that it audits all of its final production stage.

CasaGIN

Italy

CASAGiN is an Italian brand that makes underwear, loungewear and accessories for women and men. It works mainly with natural fibres, including organic cotton, linen, TENCEL, organic merino and wool fleece. The range covers briefs, tank tops, pyjamas, knitwear, socks, hats, swimwear, period underwear and wool fleece jackets. The brand says it avoids plastic and sells its clothing as made in Italy. Good On You confirms that all final production takes place in Italy. It also reports that the brand traces most of its supply chain and audits part of it. Good On You rates CASAGiN Good overall. Its planet score is Great, supported by lower-impact materials such as Tencel Modal, action on transport emissions, closed-loop water systems and no plastic packaging. The brand holds Global Recycled Standard and bluesign certifications. Good On You notes that there is no evidence of a Code of Conduct or an animal welfare policy. It also notes the brand uses small amounts of wool and cashmere.

Underprotection

Denmark

Underprotection is a Copenhagen-based label designing lingerie, loungewear, swimwear, period underwear and hosiery for women of all body types and sizes. Its collections pair bold colours and prints with an emphasis on comfort, and the brand ships worldwide. The company is a Certified B Corporation. Its fabrics include organic cotton, Tencel, and recycled polyester and wool. It also commits to keeping harmful chemicals and dyes out of its garments. The founders started the brand because lingerie and swimwear are rarely bought secondhand, so they wanted new products in these categories to be made with care. Good On You rates Underprotection Good overall: Great for planet, and Good for both people and animals. It points to the brand's choice of sea freight over air freight, low use of fibre blends, reused cardboard packaging and wool from non-mulesed sheep. Good On You also notes that it found no evidence of living wages being paid in the supply chain.