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Toad&Co

United States

Toad&Co is a US clothing brand that sells everyday menswear and womenswear, including shirts, pants, denim, dresses, sweaters and jackets. It started in Telluride, Colorado, by upcycling fleece scraps into hats, and it became a certified B Corporation in 2025. The brand mainly uses organic and recycled cotton, TENCEL Lyocell, hemp, recycled polyester and nylon, and wool that is either recycled or Responsible Wool Standard certified. In its 2025 impact report, Toad&Co says all of its cotton is organic, in conversion or recycled, and that 96% of its polyester is recycled. It plans to remove plastic-based product packaging by 2026, buys carbon offsets for its direct emissions and runs a resale program called ToadAgain. Good On You rates Toad&Co Good overall. It scores the brand Great for planet and It's a Start for both people and animals. Good On You notes that there is no evidence of living wages in the supply chain and that the brand uses wool and alpaca, with wool sourced from non-mulesed sheep.

Brothers We Stand

United Kingdom

Brothers We Stand is a UK-based online marketplace for men's clothing that brings together more than 400 styles from a range of ethical and sustainable designers. Its selection covers jackets, overshirts, T-shirts, shirts, sweatshirts, knitwear, socks and underwear, with many items made from organic cotton or wool. Each product page lists who made the item and its effect on people and the environment, setting out both strengths and areas still needing work. The team picks labels for design, quality and provenance, looking for brands that know their supply chains and have a social or environmental mission. Good On You rates Brothers We Stand Good overall: Great for planet, and Good for people and animals. It notes that most of the materials are lower-impact, all textile offcuts are recycled, renewable energy is used in parts of the supply chain and plastic packaging is avoided. Its entire final production stage is certified by the Fair Wear Foundation. However, Good On You found no evidence that living wages are paid across most of the supply chain.

Lovebrook and Green

https://lovebrookandgreen.com/

Lovebrook & Green is an independent online department store. It sells fashion, low-tox beauty, homeware, garden products, food and drink. Its product range includes natural-fibre clothing, botanical skincare, cookware, and food from regenerative farms and small producers. Under the store's Door Policy, a brand is only stocked once it qualifies through one of four routes: certification as a B Corp, holding Positive Luxury's Butterfly Mark, scoring over 50% in the store's own impact assessment, or earning a durability credential from Buy Me Once. A research team then checks each brand's claims about sourcing, materials and how it treats workers. Where possible, the store links to supporting evidence on each brand's Ethics page. The store gives priority to long-lasting products, natural and circular materials, and organic and regenerative farming. Founder and CEO Lucy Johnson set it up after running Green Salon, her sustainable lifestyle consultancy.

Shop Like You Give A Damn

https://www.shoplikeyougiveadamn.com/

Shop Like You Give A Damn is an online multi-brand shop that sells only vegan fashion and footwear for women and men. It carries more than 25,000 items from about 230 brands, including sneakers, knitwear, boots, jeans, coats and bags. Sellers include Kings of Indigo, KOMODO, Solari Milano, NAE and Recolution. The shop screens every brand on five values: veganism, worker pay and workplace safety, materials and production, inclusivity, and social enterprise. To check that products are vegan, it reviews each brand's website, sends questionnaires on materials and production, and holds a video call before taking a brand on. Staff also check each product by hand as it is added. This covers components such as dyes, glues, prints, linings and buttons. The shop does not call its products sustainable. It says it cannot promise fair fashion, and it publishes how it screens brands and which certifications it treats as meaningful. It encourages customers to buy only what they need.

Earthkind is an online marketplace that sells sustainable and ethically made clothing and accessories from many labels. Its range includes tops, dresses, knitwear, activewear and accessories from brands such as Boyish Jeans, terrae and COSSAC. Its aim is to make sustainable fashion normal without giving up on style. Earthkind picks the brands it stocks by hand. It tags products by values such as organic, fair labour, vegan, recycled, artisanal, non-toxic, zero waste and supply chain transparency. Shoppers can use these tags to find items that match their priorities. The platform also reminds people that the clothes already in their wardrobe are the most sustainable option. For each order, Earthkind plants a tree through One Tree Planted in countries including the Philippines, Indonesia, India and Vietnam. It is a 1% for the Planet member. It says it removes unnecessary packaging and uses recycled materials for the packaging it keeps, and it lists carbon neutrality as a goal.