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The Top Rated More Sustainable Luxury Fashion Brands

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12 Feb, 2024

This post was originally published on Good on You

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If you are looking to splurge on your next staple piece, here are some of the top rated more ethical and sustainable luxury fashion brands for you to browse.

It would make perfect sense to assume that paying more for clothing and supporting luxury brands is a more ethical way to shop. Somehow, the hefty price tags that come with designer items must (at least in part) signify the items’ ethical production, right? Unfortunately, this is generally not the case, and many designer brands have rather damaging practices that continue to hurt our planet and its inhabitants. In fact, only one of the 30 most popular luxury brands we recently analysed managed to secure a “Good” rating.

But there’s good news: there’s a growing number of more conscious luxury brands that offer high-quality and beautiful pieces that are also more responsibly made. If you are looking to invest in your next staple piece, here are some of the top rated more sustainable luxury fashion brands for you to browse.

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