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6 Newly Rated Brands We’re Loving This November

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29 Nov, 2023

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Discover November’s top newly rated brands, courtesy of the expert analysts behind our world-leading ratings methodology.

Discover the top rated brands from November

Brand ratings are the backbone of our mission at Good On You: to make shopping your values simpler. Since 2015, we have been uncovering brands doing harm and highlighting those doing good for people, the planet, and animals. You can download our app or check out the directory to discover the best brands for you. If you’re all about discovering new “Good” and “Great” brands from around the world to support, this roundup is for you.

This month, we’ve got six newly rated and rerated brands for you coming out on top with “Good” and “Great” ratings. There’s organic lingerie from Australia, Ethiopian recycled tyre shoes, and New Zealand-made streetwear, to name a few. Let’s take a look.

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