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Eco Friendly Clothing DirectoryGoing green has never looked so good! Below is an eco friendly clothing directory of Canadian lines of eco friendly clothing that reflect our eco and socially conscious priorities.3Tree Apparel Inc. (Port Coquitlam, British Columbia) Made entirely in North America, this company has 100 percent organic cotton briefs. Contact 604-839-3873. Bueno Style! (Vancouver, BC) They make organic cotton boy-cut panties silk-screened with fruity designs and catchy phrases www.buenodesign.ca/ Deuxfm (Mahone Bay, N.S.) Canadian made eco friendly clothes for women that is modern, classic, sexy, and trend sustainable www.deuxfm.com/ Efforts (Scarborough, ON) Efforts creates hemp, bamboo, and soy wear for classic comfort tees, tops and MORE www.efforts.ca Fashion & Earth (Emyvale, PE) A green eco friendly clothing retailer looking to make organic clothing choices easier for online shoppers, the site offers a range of eco-friendly fashions including tops, jeans, jackets, dresses, shoes and accessories. www.fashionandearth.com Grace & Cello (Montreal, QC) Features eco-friendly jeans made with organic cotton and bamboo, as well as outfits made with hemp and recycled wool. www.gracecello.com Hemp and Company (Victoria, BC) Offers breathable hemp clothing, such as comfortable drawstring pants and shirts. They create comfortable environmentally friendly clothing. www.hempandcompany.com HT Naturals (Vancouver, B.C.) HT Naturals is another great line with fabulous fabrics such as bamboo, soy, organic cotton and hemp. HTnaturals offers a great selection of styles at affordable prices. www.htnaturals.com Lela Designs (Vancouver, BC) This B.C. clothing line features ladies golf wear made out of bamboo and anti-microbial and naturally sweat - wicking materials. www.leladesigns.ca Linda Lundström (Toronto, ON) This designer has incorporated bamboo into her new spring lines. She has new yoga and dressier wear using this unique fabric. www.lindalundstrom.com Mountain Equipment Co-op (Vancouver, BC and all across Canada) This outdoors store sells many organic brands such as Sportif and Patagonia providing practical organic sportswear for spending time in nature. www.mec.ca Nixxi (Vancouver, B.C.) Makes ‘American Apparel like’ clothing by using sustainable fabrics such as hemp, bamboo, organic cotton and soy. Their clothes are sewn locally in BC! www.nixxi.ca Not Just Pretty- Modern Organic Clothing (Victoria, BC) This B.C. store carries designers such as Blue Canoe, and Twice Shy who use organic cottons, and Mala Kuji who makes soft soy tanks. www.notjustpretty.com OOM Ethikwear (Montreal, QC) OOM Ethikwear is an ethical and urban clothing line made of organic cotton. The sewing of its clothes is made by social integration organizations in Quebec. www.oom.ca On & On Ecolo Chic (Montreal, QC) Based in Montreal this shop can transform your old items into a whole new style by reworking it with their own raw materials. You can also donate your used clothes to help them create their new fashions. www.onandon.ca Oqoqo (Vancouver, BC) This organic label sold at lululemon uses boolux (bamboo), soy, hemp and other organic materials to make jeans, tees and chic sweaters. www.oqoqo.com Preloved (Toronto, ON) This Queen St. West boutique in Toronto creates one-of-a-kind reworked vintage items such as their cute summer dresses and blazers. www.preloved.ca Revolve (Toronto, ON) Revolve has a collection of eco-conscious womens’ wear, Revolve is made entirely in Canada of sustainable fabrics. www.revolveyourworld.com SaltsOrganic (Sooke, BC) Brave green clothing indeed! Salts Organic Clothing is made in BC using organic cotton blends, soy, bamboo and hemp. www.SaltsOrganic.com Sans Soucie (Vancouver, BC) Making non-functional textiles into functional clothing such as the recycled nylon hosiery line filled with funky dresses and tops that are completely wearable. www.sanssoucie.ca Second (Montreal, QC) Produced solely in North America, they have begun producing organic lines of their derriere-flattering jeans and other garments. www.secondclothing.com Smyth and Kang (Calgary, AB) This store carries exclusive international lines as well as Canadian designers and houses organic trends. www.smythandkang.com Susan Harris Design (Toronto, ON) This Toronto designer became known for her use of recycled materials and “cut-outs” of texts and images sewn onto her items making unique frocks and tops. www.susanharrisdesign.ca Syka Textiles (Vancouver, BC) Described as “fabrics with a soul”, this company produces luxury and sophisticated eco-fabrics. www.syka.ca Thieves (Toronto, ON) Thieves uses fabrics such as bamboo, organic cotton, hemp/yak wool, organic merino wool, hemp silk and bamboo linen. Thieves clothing proves that you don’t have to look like a hippy to share hippy morals. Their clothing is sleek and sassy. www.thieves.ca Tilley Endurables (Toronto, ON) Featuring durable clothing for world travelers, they have also made a hemp version of their infamous Tilley hat and a whole hemp collection of pants and shirts for women. www.tilley.com Twice Shy (Vancouver, BC) Proving that “sustainability can be sexy”, they have organic cotton t-shirts with designs silk-screened by featured artists each month. www.twice-shy.com Twigg&hottie (Vancouver, BC) This Vancouver shop is home to Marzio Fiorini’s 100% recycled rubber henna inspired jewelry, as well as many other Canadian trendsetting designers. www.twiggandhottie.com Yogo (Ottawa, ON) Yogo has created an eco-friendly yoga clothing line. Designed by a yoga instructor, individually sewn these clothes come in soy, bamboo and organic cotton blends. www.yogo.ca Ecocentrik Apparel (Montreal, QC) Ecocentrik is a bilingual online boutique offering stylish, affordable eco clothing and accessories for men, women and children made from organic or reclaimed materials. All of its products are fair trade and are sweatshop free. Ecocentrik Apprarel Respecterre (Ham-Nord, QC) Respecterre makes fair trade and organic cotton and bamboo clothes for yoga, sport and casual. Everything is made in Quebec, and where possible, they have their fabrics weaved in Quebec. Respecterre Back to Eco Friendly Clothing from Eco Friendly Clothing Directory Back to Home Page from Eco Friendly Clothing Directory |