The 11 Best and Worst Newly Rated Brands of October

The ultimate in responsible “mini me” fashion, UK -based Bow&Bo creates conscious and cute clothes for parents, kids, and bubs from lower-impact fabrics.

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Invest in conscious carrying with US brand BYBBA’s high design, low-waste totes and carry bags made from recycled ocean plastic.

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New York brand DAYWEARLAB is committed to using the highest quality responsible materials to craft lasting products in small quantities.

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FM 669 is a US brand that offers apparel made from homegrown cotton, including t-shirts, tank tops, and long-sleeve shirts. It proudly sources its GOTS-certified cotton from a collective of farms in Texas using regenerative practices, and uses lower-impact dyes in its limited production runs. Its designs are effortlessly wearable, with its laid-back, casual aesthetic in gender-neutral pieces.

Offered in sizes XS-L.

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Garçon Français is a brand of underwear for men. Its products are imagined, designed, and totally manufactured in France from more eco-conscious materials.

Find the underwear in sizes XS-3XL.

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Made in America, women-owned In2Green’s throws and home textiles are consciously made from better materials to brighten up your space.

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The SUSS Edit creates luxury responsible fashion, designed in Ireland. Its products are created for longevity and circularity, and you can send them back for recycling when you’re done with them.

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