Our Favourite Ethical Hats and Sustainable Hair Accessories

TAMGA Designs is out to prove how colourful and exciting sustainable fashion can be, serving up gorgeous, flowy designs that will glide you into warmer weather with poise and grace. TAMGA offers a range of tops, skirts, dresses and accessories made from 100% Micro TENCEL®. This eco-friendly headband is the perfect boho accessory to add a little fun to any outfit!

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All the Wild Roses offers bohemian fashion for the dreamers and change makers. The brand uses up to 50% deadstock fabric to create high quality and long-lasting products. Honestly, you can’t go wrong with these authentic vintage cotton bandanas. All the Wild Roses has hand-selected each of one of them for their unique and beautiful old prints.

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An ethical lifestyle fashion label based in Australia using organic and fairtrade accredited materials. The brand is creating a cleaner fashion industry, by protecting the people working in it and using their passion for design to create beautiful products that have a strong identity and story behind them.

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Do we even need to talk up Patagonia anymore? The brand is a leader in sustainable and ethical fashion (dare I say the OG sustainable fashion brand) and it truly lives and breathes the great outdoors. It makes clothing for trail running, climbing, mountain biking, surfing, skiing, and snowboarding. Patagonia has strong labour rights and uses recycled, rather than virgin, polyester. It has also committed to reducing its energy use and emissions. This trucker hat is a classic you can’t beat.

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SAYA Designs creates beautifully unique, handcrafted eco-friendly and ethical hair sticks, hair slides and hair forks from wood salvaged from plantations. The brand includes super helpful tips and guides on using all their different products on their website, even for those of us with curls! The Barrette fork shape is for those with a strong sense of style, and SAYA recommends it especially for those with long and thick hair.

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HARA is a clothing label designed for you and our earth collectively. The sustainable brand specialises in organic bamboo cotton underwear and loungewear, with its vibrant colours achieved naturally with turmeric, indigo, and madder root plants. The Malala Scrunchie is both ethical and sustainable as it’s made from offcuts, and 100% of the profits go to The Malala Fund.

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Pachacuti is a small business which works to empower rural women in Ecuador who are socially, economically, and geographically marginalised. The brand offers sustainable and Fairtrade panama hats, with an emphasis on slowing the fashion cycle. This classic wool fedora is perfect for both the city and the country!

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Streetwear without sweatshops – that’s the motto of this 100% plant-based, ethical, eco-friendly, and cruelty-free streetwear apparel brand. Plant Faced uses 100% vegan materials as well as some eco-friendly materials including organic cotton, and it creates high-quality, long-lasting products. Rock this classic super comfy, vegan AND sustainable beanie on cooler days knowing you are doing no harm to our animal friends.

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G Viteri produces ethical handmade hats, bags, and scarves in Ecuador using traditional methods and local materials. It minimises the use of packaging and uses packaging from 100% post-consumer waste materials. The brand uses some eco-friendly materials, including traditional toquilla straw, like in this gorgeous Churro Fringe Hat.

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Channel your inner Cardi B with this reversible linen and cotton bucket hat! British brand Lucy and Yak stands out with its handmade and fun collection. The brand uses eco-friendly materials including recycled polyester and organic cotton in their clothes and packaging, and makes a point of visiting their suppliers in Northern India to ensure everyone is being treated fairly.

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