Thats why we pulled together a list of ethical clothing brands that are affordable.
It carries clothing for men, women and children, and almost everything is in solid colors.
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The clothing is made from sustainable materials like recycled polyester, organic cotton and Lenzing Modal.
Shop:AlternativeApparel.com
Nobodys Child
This British company aims to waste no fabric when producing clothes.
It also has in-house designers who re-imagine the clothing.
Dresses start at about $25, and they tend to be floral, frilly and fun.
Sweatshirts and joggers are about $30, and theyre on the plainer side.
Shop:NobodysChild.com
Thought Clothing
This is an English company wed swear was Anthropologies more sustainable twin.
Youll also find tops in the $30 range, along with Boden-looking skirts for about $40.
In addition, the company aims to create jobs in rural areas where work is often scarce.
The clothing is made using low-impact dyes, and natural materials are used whenever possible.
Even with all of this, they still manage to make everything totally affordable.
Each item has been reviewed plenty of times, and most of them are five star reviews.
Each item is available in sizes ranging from extra small through extra large.
The cotton it uses is 100% organic, the company says its 100% carbon neutral.
The products are certified by the World Fair Trade Organization.
Long sleeve t-shirts start at $29, but you could get a two-pack for $40.
Their leggings, which are made from plant-based materials rather than from virgin plastic, are $65.
Shop:HappyEarthApparel.com
Danielle Braff is a contributor to The Penny Hoarder.
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