It’s pretty hard to come up with only ten best sustainable fashion blogs to feature this year. There are tons of high-quality blogs on the interwebs that deserve a mention.
This list could have easily gone to 50 even 100 great blogs about sustainable fashion and the ethical clothing industry. We will add to it in the future so send us your recommendations!
Like us, you probably want to dress impeccably but you want to ensure that you’re not destroying the planet while you do? Right?
Well, we’ve got some great news – we’ve found what we feel are the top sustainable fashion blogs on the Internet today to help you make informed decisions about your fashion choices. (Take my advice, check out our best of the online thrift stores post.)
Check them out!
And remember, if you’ve got a suggestion to add to the list just shoot us a message. We are listening.
Top 10 Best Ethical & Eco-Friendly Fashion Blogs
Eco Chick
Eco-chick has been sharing the news about sustainable fashion since October 2005 and that means they were the first site online to do so.
We really like their Heroines for the Planet series which profiles women making a genuine difference for the planet.
They are the pioneers of Ecofeminism which they believe will help the planet and its population into the best version of themselves.
Wardrobe Crisis
Clare Press of Vogue brings you everything that she can on fashion, culture, ethics, the environment and more on her blog Wardrobe Crisis.
We really love her podcasts which dig much deeper into the issues than many other boggers can.
Every week, Clare interviews a series of designers, change-makers, academics, creatives and fashion insiders all about fashion, ethics, the environment and sustainability.
Clare is the Global Ambassador for the Ellen MacArthur Foundation’s Make Fashion Circular initiative and she has a lot of experience in sustainable fashion from an industry perspective.
My Beauty Bunny
Jen Matthews runs My Beauty Bunny which is a cruelty free beauty, travel, health, lifestyle and fashion blog. So, more than a sustainable fashion blog.
It’s also a vegan fashion blog and that means a guarantee of all natural and cruelty-free recommendations.
When she’s not blogging, she’s runs the advertising agency Top Tier Media.
We like that she digs into nearly every aspect of fashion, it’s not all about the clothes.
This piece where she looks at the utility of Glamcor Mirrors really embodies what she does.
Ethical Elephant
Ethical Elephant is another vegan fashion blog and we like the fact that they put the products first and foremost and the personality of the owners is carefully masked.
It means you have to think about the issues, and you can’t kick back and let the point sail by you.
One thing we find especially useful and keep returning to time and again is their extensive Cruelty-Free Brand List.
This is a great blog and we look forward to reading it regularly.
The Green Hub
Kira was appalled to learn that many of her “beauty products” were ugly.
They had been tested on animals, stuffed into non-sustainable packaging and were made in sweatshops.
She didn’t want to be a part of that anymore.
That’s why she runs The Green Hub, so she can help make sure nobody buys products like that again.
It’s a superb resource for sustainable fashion choices.
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Style Destino
Shruit Jain’s passionate about sustainable living and the vegan-lifestyle.
She brings her master’s degree in finance to bear on the issues and she’s not afraid to get her hands dirty when it comes to finding out where the real ethical decisions lay.
Style Destino is her brainchild and it’s full of hardcore reporting and lighter moments of joy that bring the green fashion industry into real perspective.
It’s an unmissable choice.
Season & Salt
Season & Salt is a step up the sustainable fashion food chain and it works directly with a group of ethical, independent designers to showcase their work and bring it to a large audience.
Andrea from Portland, Oregon is the woman in charge and she really knows her stuff.
We feel that articles like The Platform Boot Trend show that Andrea has a better understanding of the fashion industry than many other bloggers.
It’s good stuff.
The Indie Blog
Many of the other sustainable fashion blogs only touch on women’s fashion – The Indie Blog is unashamedly unisex, and we think that’s important.
After all, if you can’t persuade the other half of the planet to live sustainably, what’s the point of it all?
There’s so much great information on this blog that you could lose a whole day browsing around its pages.
Sustainably Chic
Somebody had to get the word sustainable into their blog title, right?
Well, it was Sustainably Chic that pulled it off and the good news is that their blog is a highly credible and well-written source of superb information for the ethical shopper.
Their shoe recommendations are an absolutely essential part of our lives now.
Ecocult
They’re never afraid to take a strong view and we love them for it, Ecocult is sustainable fashion blogging with an opinionated edge.
We think if you’re going to delve into ethical issues, you’ve got to have a sense of purpose and they really do.
Alden Wicker’s editorial work makes Ecocult one of the best blogs for sustainable fashion on the planet.
If you enjoyed our best eco-fashion blog round-up then check out our guide to the best natural beauty blogs.
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You forgot one of the best, and one of the pioneers: Eluxe Magazine! Check them out http://www.eluxemagazine.com – beauty, fashion, vegan food, they have it all!
So glad to be on this list!
My wife loves the Indie Blog, Sustainably Chick, and Coala Tree when it comes to sustainable womens clothing. I really find it satisfying knowing that even in her choice of clothes, she still considers how it can help our society in general. She really supports ethical and sustainable brands!