Are you a guy who cares about people, animals and our planet? Do you also wear clothes? Then this is for you. We’ve explored some of our highest rated ethical men’s clothing and carefully selected 11 items that are big on quality and versatility, but cost less than sixty dollars!
Check the Good On You app for more details on what each brand is doing for people, the planet and animals to deserve its high ethical rating!
Make An Impact Clothing 
Round Neck Modal/Organic Cotton Blend Tee | Price: $27.50 AUD (approx. $29 NZD)
This tee is made from a blend of organic cotton and Modal, which has been sustainably harvested from beech trees. It’s available in sizes ranging from small to XX large and it comes in five other colours. Make An Impact is certified by the Fair Wear Foundation and is committed to eradicating exploitation in the fashion industry.
Conscious Step
Socks That Give Books | Price: Approx. $20 AUD + $21 NZD
Each pair of these dapper socks donates two books to schoolchildren in Asia through Conscious Step’s impact partner, Room to Read. They’re made from certified organic cotton and are crafted under fair trade conditions. Other causes to support include planting trees, ending poverty, providing water, treating HIV and fighting hunger. We’re currently offering a Conscious Step Collection pack of three as a perk in our crowdfunding campaign!
No Nasties
Mazari Palm Shirt | Price: Approx. $44 AUD + $46 NZD
The Palm Shirt has an athletic fit with wide shoulders and a slim waist. Made with 100% certified organic and fair trade cotton. No Nasties lives up to its name and never uses plastics. All their packaging is either made from organic cotton or recycled cardboard.
Eternal Creation 
Munich Burgundy Print Shirt | Price: $55 AUD (approx. $58 NZD)
Eternal Creation’s Munich Shirt is an 100% cotton limited edition print. It was crafted at the Fair Trade Himalaya Tailoring Centre located in Dharamsala in the foothills of the Indian Himalayas. All 60 workers there receive sick pay, holiday pay, parental leave and daily meals.
Indosole
Innertubed Thongs | Price: Approx. $48 AUD + $50 NZD
These on point thongs from Indosole are made from 100% repurposed tyre inner tube soles and organic cotton canvas uppers. They’re light yet sturdy, and easy to pack for holiday adventures. Your feet will feel great and so will your conscience know that your footwear has been responsibly crafted – no animals harmed and no fuel-powered machinery used.
Want to uncover more ethical menswear? Find them in the Good On You app!
Komodo
Herringbone Socks | Price: Approx. $18 AUD + $18.80 NZD
These classic socks are made from 84% certified organic cotton. Komodo is a certified CarbonNeutral® company and insists that all suppliers pay their staff a decent living wage. Komodo will donate 10% of the price from these socks to the Clean Up Nepal project.
Liminal Apparel
Freeset T-Shirt in Black | $25 AUD (approx. $26 NZD)
The Freeset T-shirt is made from 100% Fair Trade and organic cotton. It’s also available in white, navy, grey, red and pink in sizes X small through XXX large. Liminal Apparel pay their workers above the national minimum requirements and staff receive training, healthcare, childcare and savings plans.
Country Road
Indigo Print Shirt | Price: $44.95 AUD (approx. $47 NZD)
This Indigo Print Shirt is made from 100% cotton to keep you cool in summer. Country Road has strong policies that support workers’ rights and they prohibit the use of hazardous dyes.
Oxfam
Bicycle Chain Cufflinks | Price: $29.95 AUD (approx. $31 NZD)
These stylish cufflinks are made from repurposed bike chain links and recycled metals. Oxfam Shop is registered as a Fair Trade Organisation by the World Fair Trade Organisation. They’re also a leader when it comes to sustainability practices.
Bandsome
Men’s Raw Long Tee in Rust | Price: $39 AUD (approx. $41 NZD)
Bandsome’s Raw Tee is made from 100% certified organic cotton. The cotton is knitted, dyed, and treated in Melbourne. Each garment is then cut and sewn in Sydney using local ethical clothing manufacturing companies.
Elvis & Kresse
The Slider Belt | Price: Approx. $44 AUD + $46 NZD
Elvis & Kresse have made this edgy yet versatile belt from genuine repurposed British fire-hose. It comes with a nickel free buckle, available in either silver or antique brass finish. Elvis & Kresse pay a living wage to their workers.
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Dear Kendall – Please check our Ethical + Organic startup – http://www.shopbrownboy.com (Certified Fair Trade) – Our goal is to bring young people to switch to ethical fashion. We have hollywood celebrities like Robert Downey Jr. wearing our T-Shirts. We recently launched some Women’s Apparel too.
Hi Prateek! Thanks so much for reaching out 🙂 We’ll definitely check out your label!
We need more mens ethical fashion, but it’s great to see there’s awesome stuff out there already!
Also — don’t forget our certified organic and Fairtrade cotton trunks for the blokes! Super comfy….find them at http://mightygoodundies.com.au/product/mens-trunks/
Big hugs from the Mighty Good Team
We certainly wont! For the info of readers Mighty Good Undies is quality affordable Fairtrade underwear rated 5- Great on the Good On You app (which you can download in the App Store / Google Play in Australia and New Zealand). If you’re in North America check out our campaign to bring the app to your country!