Eco Directory - Sustainable & Ethical Fashion
FEATURED
Indigo Luna
Indigo Luna are leading the way with ethical yoga, swimwear and intimates, embracing a more thoughtful and slow way of creating fashion. Designed in Australia and handmade in Bali, Indigo Luna are a small family run brand committed to showing the world that sustainable and ethical fashion is the way forward. Using organic materials and recycled products such as ECONYL, which are then cut, sewn and dyed by hand in their women-run factory in Bali. All dyes are natural plant dyes, sourced locally and without the harmful materials and toxic run-off that can be caused by conventional dying techniques. Indigo Luna’s range includes yoga, swimwear, intimates, linen and knitwear for the cooler months. These comfortable and timeless pieces will keep you supported through every stage of life, and covered through every season of the year.
aciae
aciae is an innovative sustainable fashion brand revolutionising style with products crafted from post-consumer materials, including ocean-bound plastics. Their recyclable footwear is uniquely designed for circularity and cold-water washability. Based in Australia, they champion a waste-free future through their end-of-life program, promoting sustainable consumption. aciae’s mission is twofold: to drastically reduce waste and offer trendsetting, inclusive fashion, respecting both the environment and people. By merging creativity with sustainability, aciae aims to shape a stylish yet zero waste zero harm for the next generations.
Bed Tonic
Bed Tonic create a sustainable, timeless, and luxurious linen clothing range. By selecting certified European Flax® they can be sure that traceability and accountability can be upheld by all growers and traders. The linen is also Oeko-Tex® Certified ensuring all of the material is free from harmful substances. Non-toxic dyes are used to create the stunning range of colours available in their collections. Pure linen is a wonderful fabric that is durable and gets softer with every wash. Focusing on longevity and circularity ensures that there is minimal environmental impact, and the strength and durability of each piece will only get better with age and become a treasured part of your wardrobe.
FASHION
Vege Threads
Vege Threads pride themselves on working with local knitting mills and dye houses, meaning every collection is 100% manufactured in Australia. They are committed to being transparent in every step of their supply chain, gaining accreditation from Ethical Clothing Australia. Collections are created using a range of eco-friendly materials such as GOTS certified organic cotton yarn and hemp, and dyed with ACO (Australian Certified Organic) dyes. Vege Threads offer timeless basics for everyday wear proving simple can be beautiful.
Organic Crew
‘Elevated loungewear that does not compromise the people or the planet.’
Their luxurious basics and loungewear use 100% organic cotton, certified organic dyes and is Fair-Trade, GOTS-certified and accredited with Ethical Clothing Australia. Organic Crew’s range will have you covered all year round and investing in these pieces means you don’t have to compromise at the expense of the environment or the people who make them.
Bed Tonic
Bed Tonic create a sustainable, timeless, and luxurious linen clothing range. By selecting certified European Flax® they can be sure that traceability and accountability can be upheld by all growers and traders. The linen is also Oeko-Tex® Certified ensuring all of the material is free from harmful substances. Non-toxic dyes are used to create the stunning range of colours available in their collections. Pure linen is a wonderful fabric that is durable and gets softer with every wash. Focusing on longevity and circularity ensures that there is minimal environmental impact, and the strength and durability of each piece will only get better with age and become a treasured part of your wardrobe.
Indigo Luna
Indigo Luna are leading the way with ethical yoga, swimwear and intimates, embracing a more thoughtful and slow way of creating fashion. Designed in Australia and handmade in Bali, Indigo Luna are a small family run brand committed to showing the world that sustainable and ethical fashion is the way forward. Using organic materials and recycled products such as ECONYL, which are then cut, sewn and dyed by hand in their women-run factory in Bali. All dyes are natural plant dyes, sourced locally and without the harmful materials and toxic run-off that can be caused by conventional dying techniques. Indigo Luna’s range includes yoga, swimwear, intimates, linen and knitwear for the cooler months. These comfortable and timeless pieces will keep you supported through every stage of life, and covered through every season of the year.
Outland Denim
Life-changing denim. Created to uplift people and the planet, and offer a solution to the harm the fashion industry is currently having on our environment. Especially the people creating the clothing. Outland Denim are creating lasting social change for their staff using the four pillars of training, opportunity, living wages and education. With sustainability at the forefront, every piece is created using the cleanest, vegan-friendly raw materials. Outland Denim were the first Australian denim company to become B-Corp certified and are completely transparent in every aspect of their business, publicly sharing regular Sustainability and Impact Reports.
SWIMWEAR
Ellenny Swim
‘Confidence Boosting Swimwear’. This Perth based swimwear brand focuses on inclusivity and sustainability, producing designs that are made for the everyday woman. Ellenny swimwear is manufactured using Italian Carvico fabric, which contains 100% regenerated nylon. This is then woven into swimwear that is soft, functional and stylish. These quality pieces will keep you protected from the sun with the highest UPF 50+ rating and their innovative designs have built-in support for those busty girls, helping you feel confident and comfortable when going for a swim.
Lemon Spicy Swimwear
Created by passionate surfers from WA, Lemon Spicy Swimwear create beautiful limited edition collections of swimwear and earth-friendly activewear. Their unique and stunning range of patterns and designs not only look good, but do good too. The materials they use include Econyl® and recycled PET bottles, and they ensure they are across every process, from the sustainable materials, to the ethical manufacturing and production. The care for our environment is evident not only in the creation of these sustainable pieces, but in the generosity of their donations to The Ocean Cleanup helping rid the world’s oceans of plastic waste.
FOOTWEAR
Collective Canvas
This NZ-based brand mindfully design and create every piece of footwear sustainably knowing that nothing can last forever. Collective Canvas are a brand who embrace slow, simple and transparent. They proudly work with suppliers who share the same values and commitment to ethical manufacturing processes, including fair treatment and working conditions for their workers. Organic cotton, natural latex rubber, renewable castor oil and water based glues are some of the sustainably sourced materials used in each pair of shoes. The majority of these carefully selected materials are also biodegradable, thereby reducing the impact on the environment both during the manufacturing process and at the end of their life.
aciae
aciae is an innovative sustainable fashion brand revolutionising style with products crafted from post-consumer materials, including ocean-bound plastics. Their recyclable footwear is uniquely designed for circularity and cold-water washability. Based in Australia, they champion a waste-free future through their end-of-life program, promoting sustainable consumption. aciae’s mission is twofold: to drastically reduce waste and offer trendsetting, inclusive fashion, respecting both the environment and people. By merging creativity with sustainability, aciae aims to shape a stylish yet zero waste zero harm for the next generations.
Twoobs
80% recycled, 100% vegan and 1000% comfy. Sisters and founders of Twoobs didn’t agree with how most shoes were being made, so they decided to do something about it. Using materials like natural rubber and sugarcane for the soles, organic cotton, and recycled plastics and yarn, Twoobs are gentle on the planet and built to last. As well as being cruelty-free and PETA-Approved vegan, they are also 100% serious about the people making their footwear. Ensuring every shoemaker gets paid a living wage, meals, healthcare and childcare as well as optional room and board. To complete the cycle, Twoobs will turn your old shoes into playground mats through their Takesies Backsies recycling program.
ACCESSORIES
The Other Bag
The Other Bag create a range of totes and crossbody bags created from 100% regenerated and recycled plastics and waste. Using two amazing recycled materials, ECONYL and CyclePET, they were able to make a difference combining their love of the ocean and reusing ocean waste. Not only are they helping reduce and recycle waste, their bags are a compact solution ensuring you have a reusable bag on hand whenever you need.