These curve-hugging jeans are made in Brazil at eco-friendly facilities that emphasize sustainable production. The factory recycles water, incorporates plastic from recycled water bottles, and uses nut shells rather than fossil fuels to produce steam power.
These adorable handmade hats are made from upcycled 100-percent cashmere sweaters, washed to an even softer and thicker texture.
The packaging of this razor is 100-percent recyclable and made with non-toxic ink.
Made from 100-percent natural rubber (a sustainable resource), this ultra light yoga mat is ideal for travel and provides a no-slip foundation.
Made with 100-percent natural fibers and 23-percent recycled paper, these biodegradable and compostable sponges are made from agave plants. In the past, agave plants were typically used to make tequila and then discarded once the juice was gone – that is, until Scotch-Brite began using them to make sponges.
6. Proof’s handcrafted glasses are made from sustainably sourced wood, proving that products can be unique, original and environmentally friendly.
Toms is a well-known brand for sustainability, and the company strives to create shoes from vegan and eco-friendly materials such as natural hemp, organic cotton and recycled polyester. The shoe boxes are also made from 80-percent recycled post-consumer waste and printed with soy ink.
The face fabric and lining of this warm and flattering coat are made from 100-percent recycled polyester.
9. PACT Socks
Everything from PACT is produced entirely with wind power. These socks are made from organic cotton, and the packaging is made from sustainable materials with vegetable-based inks.
Made with sustainable wood, these speakers also help fight deforestation and support environmental preservation of U.S. national forests. For every tree used to create a Vers product, 100 trees are planted.
