From accessories to hats and apparel, here are five sustainable fashion brands that we love. And the best part is, it won’t cost you that much to be good to the environment.
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Touch the Toes
Touch the Toes
Etrican
Firm advocates of sustainable fashion, everything from this home grown brand is made using organic cotton. The founder is Singaporean-Japanese designer Yumiko Uno who pushes out pretty maxi dresses with watercolour prints and cute flare skirts with embroidery detailing. Prices start from $79 and you can get them here.
Heads of State Millinery
Heads of State Millinery
This label’s head-turning hats are not only handmade but also crafted from sustainable raw materials. Designer Chee Sau Fen shapes the hats by folding, weaving and hand-sewing and the latest collection Ultramarine, takes its inspiration from jellyfish. The results are exquisitely crafted hats that bring an understated elegance, allowing wearers to look effortlessly chic. Hats start from $98 and you can get them from The Petit Emporium.
Zhai
Zhai
Founded in 2009, everything that this local label sells is made of bamboo fibre. Not only is this fabric environmentally friendly, it is also super soft and luxurious. The unisex brand stocks classic, easy-to-wear and versatile pieces that work great for the office and they are pretty affordable too. Think halter dresses, flowy maxis and basic tops in neutral colors like black, white and grey. Their tops start at $25 and dresses will cost you $79 (act fast, there’s a sale going on now). Head here to shop.