Vegan Fashion Labels

By Maria Panagiotidis

Putting on an outfit is always a bonus when the clothing items come from a vegan fashion company. The feel-good factor of using vegan brands is matched with the knowledge that you are doing something good for the world merely through shopping and creating your outfit. Knowing that your clothing is not harming the environment or animal life can have you buzzing all day.

Vegan fashion brands have become increasingly popular in the last decade as we have become more conscious of the effect we have on the nature around us. Fashion labels are really starting to care where and how they derive their clothing, as caring for the environment and its inhabitants grows in popularity. With that growing consumerism, the choice for vegan styles has also increased. As people care more about the impact they are making, fashion brands have joined in with this new consciousness.

In this article, we have compiled five vegan fashion businesses whose products you just need to add to your shopping list for guilt-free buys. This list is simply a small start of all the vegan fashion brands that are now available. You can do more research on your own to find the best brands for you. Use your dollars to make a positive impact on the environment around you.

They are as follows:

1. Vegan Style (www.veganstyle.com.au): This fashion house is based in Melbourne and offers sustainable and animal-free shoes and accessories. The founder, Justin Mead was inspired to start the fashion brand after he discovered how animals were treated to be changed into products for humans. Their love of cruelty-free products is contagious, and the price points are accessible.

   
   

2. Freja New York (https://frejanyc.com): A brand that offers the cutest and most fashionable handmade vegan leather bags. They have a wide variety of selections available. Jenny started this brand after an idea came to her in April 2019 to create bags that could go from day to night, after she could not find the perfect handbag for her job interview.

3. Plant Faced Clothing (https://plantfacedclothing.com): Plant Faced Clothing uses sustainable fabrics, and vegan materials that are eco-conscious. They use plastic-free packaging. Also, their products are made in factories that use renewable energy. They do not use sweatshops to create their goods. This brand has great streetwear clothing for your day.

   
   

4. Harvest and Mill (https://harvestandmill.com): This brand has clothing made from cotton that is grown in the USA. The clothes are also made in America. The products are carbon-neutral and organic. The brand is also affordable, and when you purchase the products, you will be supporting jobs and opportunities in the USA.

5. VO Clothing (https://voclothing/): VO Clothing's mission is to sell products that are at such a great price that everyone can access them. There is no use of sweatshops in the making of their clothing. They donate to animal charities, too. For both men and women.

Maria is a writer based in Sydney, Australia. She has contributed to many online publications. She is a published author and filmmaker.