Sustainable brands at Brooklyn

Our sustainable denim

Dutch brand MUD jeans makes sustainable, high-quality denim! A pair of MUD jeans is made from a mix of organic cotton & recycled cotton from worn-out jeans.

Nudie Jeans

This Swedish pioneer has been making sustainable jeans since 2006. 98.2% of their collection is made from sustainable & recycled materials. Are your Nudie Jeans worn out? Take them to one of their stores to get them repaired or recycled!

Lee

Lee is fully committed to making its jeans as sustainably as possible. Every season, they find new ways to shrink their impact on the planet. Less water. Less waste. Organic fibres. Their Crystal Clear dyeing process lets them reuse water. And thanks to their innovative Indigood foam dyeing process, they don't even need any water at all.

Lee Cooper

For over ten years, Lee Cooper has been committed to a production process that puts the wellbeing of people and nature first. They keep working with partners who use innovative techniques to keep the impact on the planet as low as possible. Today, they're proud that their efforts are paying off so beautifully.

Levi's

Better clothes. Better choices. Better planet.

Levi's focuses on innovations that make jeans and all its other products more sustainable than ever. Thanks to resources like hemp fibre that feels like cotton, Levi's® WellThread, Water<Less® technology and other production techniques, they use fewer raw materials and waste less.

Cotton is one of the most widely used fabrics in the world. That's why it's better to go for certified organic cotton. Unlike regular cotton, it's grown without artificial fertilisers or chemicals. Did you know organic cotton is fully biodegradable? Choose natural fabrics like cotton, because plastic is choking people and animals alike!

Our sustainable fashion

Minimum

"We consciously make sustainable choices for every product in our 'essentials' collection. Wherever possible, we've used and increased sustainable fibres, without compromising on price or quality." — Steen Engelbrecht, CEO minimum.

SKFK (SkunkFunk)

"It's time for change. Focus and priorities have to shift now. In the middle of an environmental crisis, we must take action, as individuals and as companies. The future of our planet is in our hands." - says SKFK

Thinking Mu

Organic, recycled and fairtrade textiles: that's what Thinking Mu is all about. They focus on waste projects that turn old clothes and waste into new fabrics.

Esmé Studios

For Scandinavian clothing made mostly from organic cotton, head to Esmé Studios ! This slow fashion brand makes sustainable, timeless pieces for women.

Noella

Colourful & trendy handbags, but make it vegan. That's Noella handbags for you! Made from 100% recycled vegan leather.

Discover

Linen comes from the flax plant. Unlike cotton production, growing flax involves no chemicals or artificial fertilisers. The plant can grow in almost any soil and needs very little water, both when it's grown and when it's processed. Linen clothing is soft, durable and light, yet holds up well against dirt.

Did you know linen is the ultimate zero-waste fabric? Its seeds, better known as linseed, end up in soap, cosmetics and food.

Brava

Fairtrade factories, eco-friendly materials and packaging. At Brava, these three key sustainable pillars are always top of mind when creating new collections.

Moss Copenhagen

At Moss Copenhagen, they know that fashion and sustainability don't automatically go hand in hand. But they also know that every change starts with a first step. And they try to take that step consistently, with the smallest possible footprint...

Armed Angels

From day one, Armed Angels has kept things fair & sustainable. The label makes collections of timeless pieces in eco-friendly materials, often organic cotton, lyocell & recycled materials. And most of them are produced in a fair & ecological way, too.

ECOALF

Ecoalf was born in 2009. This brand works with recycled products that have the same quality and design as the best non-recycled ones. #BecauseThereIsNoPlanetB

Kapok is the most eco-friendly fibre on the market. Kapok fruit pods are harvested by hand, then opened and dried in the sun. The fluffy part of the fruit is what's turned into fabric. No further treatment is needed: no extra washing and no chemical processing.

The only downside is that, although the fibre can be woven into fabric, clothing made of 100% kapok can't be produced. A mix of kapok and cotton, on the other hand, makes a silky-soft fabric.

Faguo

At Faguo, they put their best foot forward by making sustainable, timeless basics. Their clothing is made from recycled materials, and that way they aim to measure and reduce CO2 emissions, support their customers and be transparent.

Olow

Colourful clothing with crazy prints, made in Portugal. That's Olow! The raw materials they use are sourced in Europe and are organic, recycled or natural. Keeping production in Europe keeps transport distances as short as possible.

Iriedaily

This brand was born in vibrant Berlin. Their clothing is made from natural, recycled or sustainable materials. And everything is vegan, too! Alongside sustainable fabrics, fair fashion matters just as much. What makes fashion fair? Good & safe working conditions and fair wages. From the cotton farmer all the way to the shop floor.

Rainkiss

No more rainy-day blues! With their colourful ponchos made from 100% recycled polyester, Rainkiss turns every downpour into a sustainable party.

TIP: you can pay for our sustainable brands with eco vouchers, both in our physical stores and in our e-shop. Online, you can filter on our sustainable collection, and sustainable items show a green eco logo. Shopping in one of our physical stores? Look out for our eco sticker on sustainable items. PLEASE NOTE: if your order was paid entirely with eco vouchers , it's not possible to return that order for a credit. We can't refund that amount. That's why we'll pay you back the value as a Brooklyn gift card.

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