As we go about our everyday (often busy) lives, it could be easy to forget the beauty of the planet we live on and the impact we all have on its health. Earth Month is that friendly reminder to not only stop and smell the newly-blooming flowers, but rethink how it is we all approach our relationship with Mother Earth. As many take to the parks on Earth Day (April 22) to plant trees, pick up trash and spread awareness about protecting the environment, it also marks a time to think about the brands we shop and where exactly our clothing comes from.

To help us all better understand sustainable fashion and the companies committed to the cause, we are highlighting 20 of our favorite sustainable brands, below. From clothing companies like Mother Denim, Hyer Goods and Marine Serre who are making upcycling chic, to brands like Boyish and Reformation who are changing the way the production of clothing and accessories has always been done, these are items you’ll want in your shopping cart.

Want to shop sustainability but not sure where to start? Check out these 20 sustainable fashion brands, below.

Mother Denim

The “mother-approved” fashion company was founded in 2010 and has grown into a lifestyle brand. Ranging across denim, sportswear, outerwear and accessories, the California-inspired brand strives to reduce its carbon footprint by upcycling pre-existing scraps and materials. Shop Now

Re/Done

The vintage-inspired brand creates stylish sustainable denim, T-shirts and more all by developing materials through upcycling with a focus on circular fashion. With designs for both men and women, each pair of jeans, ready-to-wear, footwear and accessories fit your figure with comfortable, everlasting stretch materials you will never want to take off!  Shop Now

Boyish

This eco-friendly fashion brand thinks about every aspect of sustainability in its fabric production. Each item of clothing is carefully produced using Dystar Indigo with 80% less sulphates, natural plant-based dyes, and recycles and conserves the amount of water used to create each fabric. Shop Now

Frame

With a belief that “true luxury is sustainable,” the high-end denim and ready-to-wear brand strives to push boundaries of producing eco-friendly stylish silhouettes by reinventing modern production of luxury denim and designs in a way that reduces waste, lowers energy consumption throughout the production process and increases the use of recycled materials.  Shop Now

DL1961

As a family-owned premium denim brand, DL1961 set a high bar for sustainable fashion by using long staple cotton that fits Global Organic Textile Standard, Global Recycle Standard, Organic Content Standard or Recycled Claim standards. In addition, all fibers used to create its long-lasting denim are biodegradable. While the average pair of jeans uses around 1,500 gallons of water to produce, the average DL jeans use only eight. Shop Now

Girlfriend Collective

By reformatting the way designs are produced by using eco-friendly dyes and recycled textiles, this apparel brand makes high-quality stylish clothing while reducing waste and taking part in cleaning the environment. Shop Now

Reformation

Striving on “sustainable clothes that may cause compliments,” this luxury clothing company created a simple system that pays shoppers to send back their shoes, denim, sweaters and activewear they may no longer have use for, so in turn the materials can be broken back down into fiber and recycled into new products. Shop Now

Organic Basics

The go-to place for long-lasting sustainable fabrics — all made in the softest and most stylish organic cotton. Each design is made from natural and renewable fibers that allow you to feel good in functional, fashion-forward ‘fits. Shop Now

Collina Strada

Beginning as a platform for social issues and awareness, and later stemming into a sustainable fashion site, Collina Strada has developed inspiring ideas as well as eco-friendly fabrics in order to create eccentric, color-popping designs for all seasons’ styles. Shop Now

Stella McCartney

As one of the industry’s leaders in sustainability, the luxury fashion brand is committed to producing high-end materials while using animal alternatives and being kinder to Mother Earth. Shop Now

JW Anderson

The beauty and fashion brand reconstructed production in order to become more eco-conscious and sustainable, and launched Eco-Collections, which reduces CO2 emissions by crafting garments from surplus fabrics from previous collections as a form of upcycling. In doing so, the company hopes to make its mark in bettering the planet while still producing products people love. Shop Now

Mate The Label

This brand known for its comfy loungewear sets endless options of organic cotton pieces made in eco-friendly fabrics that come in sizes the whole family can enjoy. Shop Now

Hyer Goods

The luxury leather brand produces high-quality products made almost entirely from waste. As a brand that offers wallets, bags and accessories, it has significantly reduced its massive energy footprint by upcycling previously used waste materials. Shop Now

Riley Studio

While making its mark on creating gender-free fashion, Riley Studio’s also strives to produce all products from organic and waste materials. In doing so, the groundbreaking fashion company has opened up a gateway to both better the Earth and society simultaneously. Shop Now

Faithfull The Brand

The easy-to-wear clothing company prides itself on producing products that are both ethical and environmentally efficient. Each item is hand-made in Bali, Indonesia, with all designs inspired by vintage markets and adventurous travels. Shop Now

Swarovski Jewelry

At the top when it comes to high-end jewelry, Swarovski is consciously committed to making an effort to improve the production of its products to be more sustainable by using recycled raw materials. Shop Now

Wolford

If you’re in search for sustainable undergarments, Wolford is the place to find it, with endless selections of styles and an overall commitment to bettering the planet. By reusing materials that are either biodegradable or technologically recyclable, the brand hopes for 50% of all products to be recyclable by 2025 by reusing materials that are either biodegradable or technologically reproducible. Shop Now

Mother Of Pearl

The luxury fashion brand is committed to creating a brighter future and strives off of four important sustainable pillars — rent, repair, resale, reuse. In the rental stage, Mother of Pearl has integrated into The Full Circle platform, which takes into consideration a garment’s entire life cycle, providing one piece of fabric multiple stages of life. The brand then reduces production waste by reusing fabrics and leftover deadstock materials in order to create some of the best styles the brand has to offer. Shop Now

Marine Serre

French designer Marine Serre has proudly developed her label, defining it as an “eco-futurist” fashion brand. The company is invested in creating upcycled products in beautiful silhouettes and patterns. Around 50% of the collections are composed of upcycled materials, while the other half is created with innovative and sustainable fibers, such as biodegradable yarns and recycled fiber. Shop Now

Pangaia

The material sciences company is on a mission to save the environment, and create a better future through sustainable fabrics. The company uses smart and innovative technology to create essential products across categories, including clothing and accessories, and even plant-based, low sugar superfoods. Shop Now

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