The Latest from Seeing Green
Discover cleaner, greener brands, products and experiences—and practical ideas for healthier, more sustainable everyday living.
Nobody's Child Is Making Room for a Different Kind of Fashion
Nobody’s Child is bringing a fresh perspective to women’s fashion with effortlessly wearable dresses, playful prints and versatile everyday styles designed to be loved beyond a single season. This London-based brand combines contemporary fashion with thoughtful materials, circular design and innovative ways to rent, repair and resell clothing.
Sweatpants Made for Cozy Season
tentree caught our eye with a pair of sweatpants made for cozy season. With a relaxed fit and soft fabric blending organic cotton and recycled polyester, the Atlas Sweatpants bring comfort and more thoughtfully sourced materials to an everyday wardrobe staple. And with tentree planting ten trees for every item purchased, getting cozy comes with a little extra purpose.
A Kidswear Collection Ready to Wroom
Race cars, Riviera style and a little soapbox swagger: Mini Rodini’s new Wroom collection brings plenty of personality to greener kidswear. The just-launched collection pairs its playful racing-inspired designs with more thoughtful materials including organic cotton and recycled polyester.
One-of-a-Kind Packs That Reduce Fabric Waste
Caught Our Eye: Cotopaxi’s colorful Del Día Collection turns leftover fabric into one-of-a-kind backpacks, hip packs, totes and more, with no two pieces exactly alike. Made from 100% deadstock fabric, the collection puts perfectly good material to use while making the unexpected color combinations part of the fun.
7 Denim Brands We Love for Style & Positive Impact
A great pair of jeans can carry your wardrobe, and now it can do a bit more. These seven denim brands are combining strong design with a more thoughtful approach behind the scenes.
Nothing New Makes Good-Looking Sneakers With a Lot Less New Stuff
Nothing New makes good-looking sneakers with a simple premise: use as little new stuff as possible. The footwear brand combines classic, everyday styles with recycled and lower-impact materials, aiming to make shoes that look great without relying so heavily on virgin resources.
Fair Harbor Is Creating Coastal-Inspired Essentials From Recycled Plastic
Fair Harbor is a lifestyle brand creating coastal-inspired apparel from recycled materials, best known for its swimwear and everyday essentials designed for real life. Founded in 2014, the brand offers swim trunks, board shorts and everyday casual wear that balance comfort, performance and sustainability.
Taylor Stitch Shows How Timeless Menswear and Responsible Design Go Hand in Hand
Taylor Stitch is a California-based menswear brand known for timeless, durable clothing built with quality craftsmanship and everyday functionality in mind. From fiber to fabric to factory, the brand is equally committed to sustainability and ethical production practices.
Nuuly’s Approach to Make Fashion on Rotation Mainstream
Nuuly is an apparel rental platform from the URBN family reinventing how we experience fashion, offering monthly access to a rotating closet of premium brands and vintage finds. By extending the life of garments and reducing the need for constant new production, they’re proving that what’s better for the planet can also be better for your style.
Mini Rodini Brings Big Imagination to Greener Kidswear
Mini Rodini is helping show that greener kidswear can still feel imaginative, expressive and full of personality. The Swedish brand creates bold, art-inspired children’s clothing using certified materials while embracing repair, resale, upcycling and circular design from the very beginning.
Inside SF Climate Week: Refresh, Repair & Rewear
Seeing Green stopped by “Recharge Your Closet” by Rethink the Runway during San Francisco Climate Week to see how circular fashion is becoming more accessible, practical and personal. From mending and clothing swaps to live screenprinting and hands-on workshops, these are real-world ways to extend the life of what we already wear.
Inside SF Climate Week: Swaps, Repairs & Reuse
Seeing Green stopped by the Earth Summit Circularity Fair during San Francisco Climate Week to see how brands and communities are rethinking how we use, reuse and extend the life of everyday products. From clothing swaps and repairs to remade jewelry and plant-based food choices, these are real-world examples of lighter living already showing up.
Listen: Jackalo - Designing a More Durable Approach to Kidswear
In this Spotlight episode of the Seeing Green Podcast, we explore Jackalo and how kids clothing can be rethought with durability, better materials and a more circular approach. Listen and discover how designing for real life can reduce waste and make everyday choices go further.
Our Guide to Greener Menswear Plus 6 Brands Redefining Everyday Style
Everyday clothing can look good, feel great and be made with more care. Here are six of our favorite menswear brands designing versatile staples with better materials, thoughtful production and longer-lasting wear in mind.
Listen: Marine Layer — Making Comfort, Craft and Responsibility Look Effortless
In this Spotlight Series episode of the Seeing Green Podcast, we explore how Marine Layer is rethinking everyday clothing through better materials, circular design and a steady, values-led approach to sustainability. Listen and discover why Marine Layer could be your next favorite clothing brand.
Christy Dawn Redefines Beautiful Clothing Rooted in Regenerative Fashion
Christy Dawn brings timeless, vintage-inspired style to clothing that's as thoughtful as it is beautiful. The California brand creates dresses and everyday essentials using natural fabrics, with a commitment to regenerative farming that supports healthier soil and farming communities.
Asket Is Redefining What a “Collection” Should Be
Asket is a Stockholm-based clothing brand redefining modern wardrobes through a single, permanent collection of timeless essentials. With natural fibres, full transparency and lifetime repair and take-back services, Asket challenges fast fashion by helping consumers buy fewer, better garments built to last.
Jackalo Is Reinventing Kids Clothing to Last Longer — and Waste Less
Jackalo makes kids' clothing designed to keep up with childhood and last well beyond it. With durable, gender-neutral styles, organic materials and a circular Trade-Up program, the brand helps families get more life out of every piece.
Vivobarefoot Makes Rethinking What’s On Your Feet Feel Refreshingly Simple
Vivobarefoot is a footwear brand built around the idea that shoes should work with the human body and the natural world, not against them. The brand designs wide, flexible footwear that supports natural movement and connection to the ground paired with a growing focus on circular design, regenerative business practices and repair, resale and recycling through Revivo.
Happy Earth’s Planet-First Approach to Everyday Essentials
Happy Earth is an apparel brand creating comfortable, everyday clothing made primarily from organic cotton and produced in Fair Trade–certified factories. By combining planet-first materials, low-waste manufacturing and verified climate action, the brand shows how wardrobe staples can be made in ways that protect both people and the planet.