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We’re big fans of Shop.app for shopping sustainably, so we’ve selected the best shops offering everything from wellness and fashion to home and beauty.

Sustainable shopping is our forte. For items we use in our everyday lives, like makeup, skincare, and supplements, or for wardrobe pieces that can’t be repaired or can be tough to find secondhand, shopping sustainable brands has become second nature to us. Products that are sustainably made are not only good for our planet, but are made with ingredients and materials that are better for our bodies, which is why, when shopping, we always keep sustainable brands top of mind!

So inevitably, when we need to purchase items for ourselves or our loved ones, we turn to Shop.app for our routine purchases. Rather than scouring multiple websites trying to find the best products, Shop makes it easy to track all of your purchases from your favorite stores in a single platform, while recommending new brands and products that are uniquely tailored to you. Add everything to your cart, start and edit subscriptions as needed, and get discounts on so many brands that our editors at The Good Trade have carefully selected and used in our daily lives for years. You can even earn rewards that you can use towards future purchases.

Wondering where to start? We’ve put together a list of our editors’ go-to sustainable brands we love shopping at, making it convenient to bookmark and revisit your favorites. Everything from your weekly or monthly shopping needs to purchases for loved ones during the holiday season just got a little easier. 🛍️

Fashion

  1. NAADAM: For cashmere sweaters that our editor raves about for being warm and effortlessly elegant.
  2. Kotn: For modern Egyptian cotton basics, we love hitting up Kotn. Our editor loves how well-fitted and breathable their clothing is, especially for the summer.
  3. Everybody.World: Bold, colorful, and sustainable are three words that encompass Everybody.World’s size-inclusive clothing. Psst, everything is made ethically in LA!
  4. Christy Dawn: The Dawn Dress from Christy Dawn is a must-have staple piece for every closet. Made from 100% organic cotton, it’s flattering and makes us feel beautiful.
  5. Toad & Co: Topping our list for the best high-quality sustainable men’s clothing brand, Toad & Co. carries one-of-a-kind pieces for men and women.
  6. Groceries Apparel: This clothing brand makes organic cotton activewear made with non-toxic plant-based dyes from upcycled fruits and veggies.
  7. Yes Friends: We love how affordable these organic and fair trade clothing essentials from Yes Friends are.
  8. Jungmaven: Hemp haven! Pick up hemp and organic cotton clothing for the whole family from Jungmaven.
  9. Colored Organics: We love Colored Organics environmentally friendly and hypoallergenic baby clothes.
  10. tentree: A long-time favorite of The Good Trade, tentree plants 10 trees for every item purchased.
  11. LA Relaxed: Cali-based brand LA Relaxed crafts each garment under one roof in their LA factory.
  12. Oliver Logan: Oliver Logan stands out for their consciously crafted denim. Their jeans are made from reclaimed fibers and fabric from post-consumer waste.
  13. Colorful Standard: If you love to match, you’ll love Colorful Standard’s collection of OEKO-TEX-certified monochromatic fits!
  14. Threads 4 Thought: For elevated loungewear you can wear from your home to the grocery store, Threads 4 Thought’s affordable pieces are a no-brainer.
  15. Boden: UK-based clothing brand Boden is known for their pattern-forward apparel like pleated tartan skirts and plaid wool-blend blazers.
  16. Parks Project: This outdoor lifestyle brand gives back to National Park nonprofits and has hosted cleanup projects all across the US.
  17. MATE The Label: Our editors reach for their MATE The Label pieces daily. With organic cotton pieces made locally, inclusive sizing, and zero-waste packaging, can you blame us?
  18. Outerknown: The Blanket Shirt from Outerknown is one of our favorite pieces to throw over a T-shirt or tank during chillier seasons.
  19. Summersalt: For swimsuits that are made to fit and flatter your body without breaking the bank, Summersalt is who we turn to.
  20. Jenni Kayne: Elevate your wardrobe with Californian-inspired designs from Jenni Kayne.
  21. Organic Basics: From all-cotton intimates to comfy leggings and PJ’s, we love Organic Basics for all our nightwear.
  22. TomboyX: Both size-inclusive and gender-inclusive, we love that TomboyX lets us express ourselves through fashion without harmful chemicals or wasteful packaging.
  23. Harvest & Mill: USA-made clothing brand Harvest & Mill consciously grows, sews, and crafts every single clothing item locally with fewer emissions, minimal energy and water use.
  24. Xirena: If easygoing, carefree fits that are still on trend are your style, you’ll love Xirena!
  25. Big Bud Press: For everyday clothing available in endless colors and made to fit everybody, Big Bud Press does things right. The brand features a detailed size chart, with accurate measurements for each item of clothing.
  26. ARMEDANGELS: This German-based brand is a one-stop shop for European styles, made sustainably.
  27. Mott & Bow: For jeans that will last you a lifetime! We love their artisan-made jeans, crafted in a family-owned factory.
  28. Storq: Moms and moms-to-be will appreciate Storq’s collection of nontoxic maternity wear and postpartum essentials.
  29. Cotopaxi: Whether you’re looking for insulated jackets, windbreakers, vests, or even luggage, B Corp brand Cotopaxi’s got it all.
  30. Mata Traders: This slow-fashion brand makes the most beautiful intricate, patterned dresses for all occasions.
  31. Subset: For dependable bras and undies made from cooling certified organic cotton, you can’t go wrong with a set from Subset.
  32. Nazeerah: Nazeerah takes conscious fashion to the next level with their microplastic-free & regenerative clothing styles from Egypt.
  33. Carve Designs: A full beach lifestyle brand committed to effortless style and sustainability – check out their swimsuits spun from plastic bottles and organic denim!
  34. Noble: Find organic cotton clothing made in Peru for women and kids here.
  35. MANSUR GAVRIEL: Designed in NYC, MANSUR GAVRIEL specializes in premium mid-tier Italian-leather handbags at accessible prices.
  36. Tradlands: Minimalist office-friendly styles have their home at Tradlands. Using small-batch production, each piece is made sustainably with natural fibers and deadstock fabrics.
  37. Rujuta Sheth: Handcrafted in India, Rujuta Sheth combines traditional techniques with organic, handwoven textiles to create outfits with flair.
  38. Whimsy + Row: If flirty and feminine styles are your vibe, you’ll appreciate Whimsy + Row’s collection of high-quality garments all made responsibly in LA
  39. ALOHAS: Made-to-order brand ALOHAS is one of our favorites for exceptionally made sandals and sneakers.
  40. Shaina Mote: Beauty and utility come together to create Shaina Mote’s wardrobe classics that are built for everyday life.
  41. Almina Concept: Professional workwear meets contemporary chic with Almina Concept. Here, every item is carefully packaged and shipped in a paper mailer.
  42. Cleobella: For globally-inspired styles and rich, colorful patterns, Cleobella checks all the boxes.
  43. Kowtow: Wear nature, not plastic is Kowtow’s motto. Pick up knitwear that stands out and take advantage of their repair, care, and relove program.
  44. Loup: Loup is a Brooklyn-based clothing brand specializing in curve-friendly pants available in sizes XXS-4X. Don’t miss their flattering tops and outerwear, too!
  45. OhSevenDays: Based in Istanbul, OhSevenDays carries one of the dreamiest vintage-inspired collections we’ve ever seen. The best part is that you would never imagine any of the brand’s pieces came from deadstock!
  46. Kirrin Finch: For menswear-inspired apparel for all bodies, Kirrin Finch is the answer. The brand prioritizes low-impact dyes and all organic fabrics and materials.
  47. Taylor Stitch: Men’s fashion meets California classic, with Taylor Stitch’s responsibly made clothing. Their utility shirts make for a great statement piece for a capsule wardrobe.
  48. Sleeper: If you’re looking to make the splurge on luxury sleepwear, you won’t be disappointed with Sleeper’s handmade silk, wool and linen PJs.
  49. Evewear: Made in LA with low-impact, recycled materials, we’re obsessed with Evewear’s cute and whimsical pajama sets.
  50. ALIYA WANEK: Since 2016, ALIYA WANEK has been designing chic, handmade basics in colors and cuts you don’t typically come across.
  51. Beklina: With clothing curated from all across the globe, including the USA, Germany, Japan and Peru, Beklina specializes in artisan-made statement styles using responsible processes.
  52. The Ethical Silk Company: For traditional silk pajamas that are the perfect gift for a loved one or even a bride-to-be, you’ll find them here.
  53. Nooworks: Nooworks makes limited edition textiles in collaboration with artists into fun and bold dresses and jumpsuits that are sure conversation starters.
  54. Apiece Apart: If you feel like you have nothing to wear, Apiece Apart can help thanks to their collections that are easy to mix and match.
  55. SeaVees: SeaVees turned the timeless Yacht shoe into a modern collection of sneakers, sandals, slip-ons, and boots for men and women.
  56. LESET: Once named by Vogue as one of the best white T-shirts, LESET is all about elegant matching sets that are a step above traditional athleisure.
  57. Lunya: For sleepsets that are fashionable and functional (think no-ride-up waistbands, strategic ventilation, stay-put sleeves, and pockets), check out Lunya.
  58. Burt’s Bees Baby: More than just natural personal care products, Burt’s Bees Baby carries an adorable selection of organic baby clothes, pajamas, and essentials at affordable prices.
  59. Tabeeze: Tabeeze specializes in adaptive baby bodysuits that make for quick dressing and are especially helpful for babies who require medical devices or complex care.
  60. Brook There: Soft, lightweight, and made exclusively with GOTS-certified yarn, Brook There’s lingerie is comfy enough to wear on the daily.
  61. Mejuri: One of our editors’ favorite brands for durable, versatile, everyday jewelry that doesn’t require too much attention.
  62. Ana Luisa: Tired of jewelry that always tarnishes but don’t want to invest in fine jewelry just yet? Check out Ana Luisa for tarnish-proof, water-resistant, and hypoallergenic jewelry starting at only $50.
  63. Aurate: Designed in NYC, we love Aurate’s minimalist and modern recycled fine jewelry pieces.

Beauty

  1. Jones Road: Our editor has been using Jones Road for years and can’t get enough of their ultra-hydrating makeup for maturing skin.
  2. MERIT: Minimalist beauty brand MERIT carries a Signature Makeup Bag, filled with products that are worth the hype. If you travel a lot and need makeup that’s easy to apply, this one’s for you.
  3. OSEA Malibu: A staple in so many of our editors’ skincare routines, OSEA’s trustworthy skincare formulas work wonderfully on all skin types.
  4. ILIA Beauty: ILIA’s Skin Tint is something we’re always reaching for when we’re looking for glowy, minimal coverage with sun protection.
  5. Tata Harper Skincare: High-performance skincare brand Tata Harper uses ingredients of 100% natural origin to formulate products that focus on skin health and longevity.
  6. RMS Beauty: For fragrance-free makeup that feels comfy on the skin, whether you’re 38 or 65, RMS Beauty delivers.
  7. Nécessaire: This cult-favorite brand is the epitome of quiet luxury – we love their fragrance-free hair care products, deodorants, and body lotion.
  8. Kosas Cosmetics: Clean beauty brand Kosas crafts products that blur the lines between makeup and skincare.
  9. Thrive Causemetics: This makeup and skincare brand specializes in vegan, science-backed formulas while giving back to over 550 nonprofits across the US.
  10. Ceremonia: Rooted in Latinx heritage, Ceremonia’s haircare products are highly praised for wavy, curly, or coily hair. Their award-winning Guava Leave-in Conditioner is a must-try.
  11. Solawave: For red light therapy treatments at home, check out Solawave’s wands and masks.
  12. Supergoop!: Supergoop! carries high-quality sunscreens for every scenario, whether you’re looking for a jumbo jug to carry with you to the beach, or a sheer SPF primer to wear under makeup.

Wellness

  1. Fatty15: After testing out Fatty15’s cellular support supplements, our editor reports feeling sharper, energized, and physically resilient.
  2. Perelel: Perelel is a longtime favorite of ours for their targeted prenatal supplements. We’ve also been loving their Daily Resilience Complex.
  3. Moon Juice: Moon Juice vegan and traceable supplements – from sleep tonics and sex dust, to electrolytes and mood support powders
  4. ARMRA Colostrum: Colostrum is gaining popularity and for good reason – this magic powder can support your gut and immune system, and it delivers tons of nutrients. Read our one-month review of this one!
  5. Needed: B Corp brand Needed makes high-quality, science-backed supplements to support women at every stage of their reproductive health. Their prenatal and stress support supplements have been some of the easiest to integrate into our daily routines.
  6. WeNatal: Our editor’s favorite bioavailable prenatal that supported her through IVF treatments.
  7. Saalt: Ditch single-use pads and tampons for Saalt’s sustainable period underwear and reusable period cups.
  8. OLIPOP: We ranked every flavor of OLIPOP, the gut-friendly high fiber soda – check out our top ones here!
  9. SURI: Designed and tested by dentists, SURI’s electric toothbrushes are sleek, minimal, and eco-friendly.
  10. Sakara: Sakara’s mission is to transform your health through the power of plant-based meals and supplements. Find everything from nutrition programs to supplements and more here.

Home

  1. Boll & Branch: Calling all hot sleepers! You’ll love Boll & Branch’s bedding for cozy sheets that actually keep you cool.
  2. Cozy Earth: Curious about bamboo? Try out Cozy Earth’s bedding, bath, and sleepwear, all made from bamboo. It might change your life!
  3. Caraway: Caraway makes PFAS-free and heavy metal-tested ceramic cookware that’s not only nontoxic, but also beautiful to look at.
  4. Made In Cookware: We love whipping up meals for our friends and families with Made In’s professional cookware.
  5. Our Place: The Our Place Wonder Oven has been our editors’ go-to air fryer for years! It makes everything from toast to roast chicken perfection.
  6. Branch Basics: Replace all your cleaning products with Branch Basics’ powerful cleaning concentrate. It lasts forever!
  7. Coyuchi: For bedding that combines luxury and the natural world, Coyuchi’s organic cotton and linen bedding is a sensitive sleeper’s dream.
  8. Flamingo Estate: This luxury wellness and goods brand has been our go-to for out-of-this-world gifts – think heirloom tomato candles, nourishing manuka honey salves, and gorgeous regenerative farm boxes.
  9. Public Goods: Public Goods makes nontoxic and minimalist cleaning, bath, bedding, and kitchenware. Plus, they plant one tree for every order.
  10. Graf Lantz: For handmade merino wool goodies like totes and placemats, check out Graf Lantz.
  11. Great Jones: Home of the iconic Dutch oven, Great Jones cast iron cookware is made to last a lifetime.
  12. Grove Collaborative: Subscribe for eco-friendly home essentials like toiletries, supplements, and cleaning products.
  13. Koala Eco: Koala Eco’s plant-based cleaning products are crafted in Australia with local essential oils, packaged in recycled bottles.
  14. Graza: This beloved olive oil brand now carries 100% extra virgin olive oil mayo and homestyle potato chips. Yum!

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Silsila Bahrami is a Contributing Editor at The Good Trade. She has a BA in Communications and Marketing from York University and has been writing and fact-checking the latest happenings in sustainable fashion, beauty, lifestyle, and home goods since 2023. When not writing or editing, you can find her at the yoga studio, catching the latest flicks, or testing a new matcha recipe. Say hi on Instagram!