These fifteen sustainable kid’s clothing brands know that the little treehuggers of the planet deserve to wear eco-conscious, ethically-made threads!
Buying secondhand is probably the number one most sustainable thing you can do when it comes to outfitting your littles. (And count yourself lucky if you get hand me downs from friends and family members!)
I buy almost all of my kids’ clothing and shoes secondhand, but we’re fortunate to have a bunch of thrift store options where I live. I know that isn’t the case for everyone. I also know you can’t always find what you need, in your child’s size, when you need it.
Plus, one of the best ways to ensure that all new clothing is being produced in an eco-responsible, ethical manner is to support the brands that are already doing so. Just think – if we refused to buy items made from environmentally harmful materials, by workers who are underpaid and mistreated, this type of business model would cease to exist.
So give a big ol’ high five to the companies that have our planet’s future – and our children’s – at the front of their minds.
Beya Made
What They Sell: Sustainable baby clothes and children’s bottoms, rompers and tops.
What Makes Them Sustainable: All Beya Made’s fabrics are sourced from manufacturers who have produced more than they need – which turns waste into clothing for your cuties.
Where They Ship: Internationally.
Where They’re Based: United States.
Price Range: Most items are under $100.
Boodle Boutique
What They Sell: Sustainable children’s clothes such as pants, sweaters and tees. (Plus clothing for adults and cute artwork for your home.)
What Makes Them Sustainable: Boodle Boutique uses organic materials and eco-friendly inks to print their fun patterns.
Where They Ship: Internationally.
Where They’re Based: United Kingdom.
Price Range: Most items are under $50.
Boody
What They Sell: Eco friendly baby clothing like onesies and kid’s tees, tanks, pants and more. (Plus men’s and women’s activewear, underwear and bottoms.)
What Makes Them Sustainable: Boody’s apparel has multiple environmental certifications such as Ecocert, Oeko-Tex and WRAP.
Where They Ship: United States.
Where They’re Based: United States.
Price Range: Most items are under $50.
Cheeni Girls
What They Sell: Children’s dresses, onesies and rompers.
What Makes Them Sustainable: Cheeni Girls uses natural fibres and dyes and employs centuries old Indian traditions in the embroidery and printing of their fabrics. Plus, they donate a percent of their sales to give impoverished children around the world a better chance at life.
Where They Ship: Internationally.
Where They’re Based: United States.
Price Range: Most items are under $50.
Finn + Emma
What They Sell: Eco friendly baby clothes like dresses, onesies, pants, sleepers and tops for newborns – all the way up to 4T.
What Makes Them Sustainable: Finn + Emma believe style and sustainability can go hand in hand and use 100% organic cotton and eco-friendly dyes for all their apparel.
Where They Ship: Internationally.
Where They’re Based: United States.
Price Range: Most items are under $50.
Jackalo
What They Sell: Children’s dresses, pants and tops. (Plus women’s pants and coveralls.)
What Makes Them Sustainable: Jackalo has a buy back program and resells their pre-loved items. They also use organic fabrics and prioritize waste reduction during manufacturing.
Where They Ship: Internationally.
Where They’re Based: United States.
Price Range: Most items are under $100.
Little Lentil (CLOSED!)
What They Sell: Children’s dresses, pants, tops – even swimwear.
What Makes Them Sustainable: Little Lentil has a send-back program and resells their gently used clothing. They also offset all carbon produced via shipping and are members of 1% for the Planet.
Where They Ship: Internationally.
Where They’re Based: United States.
Price Range: Most items are under $50.
Lou Marine
What They Sell: Children’s beanies, pants and rompers.
What Makes Them Sustainable: Lou Marine makes kids’ clothing with the future of the planet in mind. All items are handmade from bamboo.
Where They Ship: Internationally.
Where They’re Based: Canada.
Price Range: Most items are under $50.
Menique
What They Sell: Men’s and women’s activewear – plus dresses and children’s clothes.
What Makes Them Sustainable: Natural fibres like linen and merino wool are put to the test before being handcrafted into long-lasting apparel.
Where They Ship: Internationally.
Where They’re Based: Lithuania.
Price Range: Most items are under $50.
Mien
What They Sell: Children’s dresses, jackets, jumpsuits and tops. (Plus clothing for women too.)
What Makes Them Sustainable: Mien uses GOTS certified custom-knit organic cotton as well as other planet-friendly fabrics bamboo, modal and linen – plus no plastic packaging.
Where They Ship: Internationally.
Where They’re Based: United States.
Price Range: Most items are under $100.
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Mini Mioche
What They Sell: Children’s dresses, onesies, pants, sleepwear, rompers and tops.
What Makes Them Sustainable: Mini Mioche uses GOTS certified organic cotton, low-impact dyes, plastic-free packaging and a buy-back program at their in-store locations.
Where They Ship: United States and Canada.
Where They’re Based: Canada.
Price Range: Most items are under $50.
North of West
What They Sell: Pants, tees, dresses, sweaters and shorts. (Plus women’s jumpsuits, dresses and more.)
What Makes Them Sustainable: All their clothing is ethically made in the United States out of eco-fabrics like organic cotton and tencel.
Where They Ship: Internationally.
Where They’re Based: United States.
Price Range: Most items are under $50.
Stio
What They Sell: Children’s pants, shirts, outerwear and accessories. (Plus all kinds of apparel for men and women too.)
What Makes Them Sustainable: Stio offset 100% of their carbon footprint in 2020 and are partnered with The Renewal Workshop to reduce waste and repair damaged Stio apparel.
Where They Ship: United States and Canada.
Where They’re Based: United States.
Price Range: Most items are under $100.
Under the Nile
What They Sell: Sustainable baby clothing like onesies, plus children’s bottoms, tops, training pants – even toys.
What Makes Them Sustainable: The cotton Under the Nile uses isn’t just organic – it’s biodynamic, meaning the farm it’s grown on is completely self-sustaining.
Where They Ship: United States, Canada, United Kingdom, Australia, India and Hong Kong.
Where They’re Based: United States.
Price Range: Most items are under $100.
Warp + Weft
What They Sell: Children’s denim jackets, jeans – and denim dresses. (Plus all things denim for men and women too.)
What Makes Them Sustainable: Warp + Weft are a family-owned business who hold themselves accountable for every fibre.
Where They Ship: United States, Guam and Puerto Rico.
Where They’re Based: United States.
Price Range: Most items are under $50.
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Posted on October 4, 2021
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