6 eco-friendly brands for more ethical fashion

Changing your consumption habits often brings its fair share of questions. This is all the more true when it comes to dressing. However, there are eco-friendly brands, determined to limit their negative impact on people and the environment. In this article, we introduce you to six of them.

Noyoco

The brand Noyoco focuses on sleek designs and eco-friendly materials. Since 2017, it has been committed to an up-cycling approach by using surplus or end-of-stock textiles. These materials account for 50 to 70% of their clothing. The other materials, chosen for their low environmental impact and biodegradable fibers, are mainly produced in Italy or Portugal. Noyoco recently joined the "En mode climat" movement. This is a collective of 300 companies aiming to change laws to reduce greenhouse gas emissions caused by the fashion sector.

Brava Fabrics

From clothing design in Spanish and Portuguese workshops to packaging, the brand Brava Fabrics follows the path of fair fashion. For example, their collections are made of organic cotton, recycled wool and polyester, and Ecovero viscose, an ecological artificial textile. And while the brand pays great attention to the durability of its clothing, it does not forget to create neat designs.

Andore Paris

Bright colors and striking patterns are the trademark of Andore Paris. The brand, created in 2019, used entirely recycled fibers for its first collection of sweaters. Their cashmere-like feel is explained by the fact that the pieces are made in an Italian factory used to working with knitwear. This way, quality does not contradict sustainability. Ultimately, an Andore sweater means 60% saved electricity and water, 30% fewer chemicals, and 75% less CO2.