Issued as a result of the global environmental trend, ethical fashion gathers fashion from all over the world willing to decrease the environmental influence of their production, using “green” organic or recycled materials and manufacturing processes that consume less water, energy and transport. A few examples of materials they use are bamboo fiber and powder, hemp, sea weeds and cotton, all issued from organic farming and grown without chemical fertilizers.

Many companies take this challenge. Wal-Mart, C&A, Nike, H&M, Zara, but also American brands such as Anvil, Coop Switzerland, Pottery Barn, GreenSource and German Hess Natur are the main buyers of organic cotton. Researches speak a bout a mainly feminine, educated target public that goes for a casual style of clothing and is willing to pay up to 20% more for a good cause.

Not only colorful T-shirts with fun messages can be bio fashion items. Fashionable Kuyichi jeans for men and women, pretty boots, ballet shoes from Terra Plana, trendy sneakers from Ethletic, Freitag men bags and unique accessories (bags, shopping bags, toilet) from Bilum, beautiful and soft scarves from Seyes, they can all be purchased at good prices if you intend to join the ethic fashion trend. Therefore, both sexes can enjoy the comfort of bio materials and rest with a clear consciousness.

A first in the world of optical glasses, LinkSkin combined aesthetics, comfort, lightness and ecology when they designed their glasses exclusively from recycled and recyclable materials.

With Minizabi, a rather new French brand created by Celine Wienhold, we have also a choice of bio clothes for babies. It offers comfortable and charming pieces of clothing made ​​of organic cotton, linen and denim, for babies and children 0-3 years. Both fabrics and dyes are certified GOTS (Global Organic Textile Standard).