Clothes that are made fairly and last

Fair fashion brands, local makers, second-hand clothing, tailors and mending.

The label tells you where a garment was sewn and what it is made of: production nearby or in Europe, and a single fibre, which is easier to recycle, are good signs. Second-hand shops and a tailor who takes up or mends clothes keep what you already own in use.

Alternatives: Clothing and mending

1083

1083 is a French brand of jeans, jackets and sneakers made in France, based in Romans-sur-Isère in the Drôme. Its name is the distance in kilometres between the two towns of mainland France that lie…

Good On You

Good On You rates fashion brands on their impact on people, the planet and animals, on a five-step scale from “We avoid” to “Great”. Its website and free app for iOS and Android cover more than 7,000…