Organic clothing means fewer toxins, healthier skin, safer farmers, and a cleaner planet. It’s a simple, powerful switch toward a more conscious wardrobe. Find out more here in our Organic clothing overview!

When it comes to building a sustainable wardrobe, it’s not just about how much you buy—it’s also about what you buy. One of the most important factors in sustainable fashion is the fabric. The materials used to make clothing have a huge impact on the environment, from the resources they consume to how they break down (or don’t) after disposal.

In this guide, we break down the best fabrics for eco-friendly fashion, how to spot them, and which ones to avoid.

Fast fashion may look good on the outside — trendy, affordable, easy to find — but what's inside your clothes might be harming your skin, the planet, and even the oceans. From microplastics to toxic dyes, non-organic and synthetic fibers are at the root of a silent crisis. Here's what you need to know about the dangers of these materials and what to wear instead.

The racks may be full of affordable trends, but behind every $5 t-shirt or $20 dress is a human story — and it’s often one of exploitation, unsafe conditions, and modern-day slavery. While the environmental cost of fast fashion gets a lot of attention, the human cost is just as urgent — and arguably more harrowing.