The Latest from Seeing Green
Discover cleaner, greener brands, products and experiences—and practical ideas for healthier, more sustainable everyday living.
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.
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.
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.
Podcast: Greening My… Closet
In this new episode of our Greening My… series — where we unpack our homes and everyday habits to explore practical ways to live a bit lighter — we’re stepping into the closet. We break down the opportunities across resale, rental, repair, and return, suggest realistic shifts you can make today, and spotlight some of our favorite brands already proving that fashion can be both stylish and sustainable.