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It seems every office-bound fashion girl must shop or at least be familiar with Everlane. The brand helped usher in a sustainable minimal-chic aesthetic that permitted fashionistas to "chill out." In the era ofEverlane,Madewell, andZara'sever-growing popularity, our ankles get some reprieve from stiletto fever.
Fashion is no longer"edgy or bust."It's also understated and ethical. Still, there's a fine line to how understated we're willing to go. There are loads of ethical brands flooding the industry right now, and they're all focusing on essential wear. Ya know, sites chock-full of various plain tees and tanks with a story. When understated style becomes a non-existent style, it’s time recalibrate. Style lovers choose brands that are high-quality and ethical. But, they're also searching for brands that create unique designs as an extension of their personalities.
Here are stores like Everlane that are not only sustainable and ethical but are also really good at style. They haven’t forgotten that fashion is an art and a creative outlet and that the fashion girl can totally have it all.
1. Universal Standard
Universal Standard's brand message is evidenced by its name. Their body positive mission is to make style a universal standard for all women despite their waist size. All of Universal Standard's pieces are affordable, available in sizes 00-40, and seriously refined and cute.
Get the Foundation Tank Dress for $45 and the Seine High Rise Skinny Jeans for $90.
2. American Apparel
American Apparel has always been a serious contender for sustainable wear. Their entire business was built on crafting quality American-made essentials, but they were also really edgy too. Now that the brand is in its second-act, they've focused on inclusive sizing, edits, and models.
American Apparel makes our list of stores like Everlane for not only nailing sustainability but also crafting fresh and funky styles. Not only would fans of Everlane enjoy shopping American Apparel, but if you shop Topshop and Lulus, American Apparel could be your style jam.
Get the Shadow Stripe High Waist Brief for $16 and the High-Waist Jean for $79.
3. Need Supply
Need Supply makes our list of stores like Everlane as a retail brand committed to curating the most unique designs from top indie designers. many of these brands, like Nanushka, adhere to ethical guidelines while crafting stunning styles. In terms of price, Need Supply’s inventory is primarily designer labels which comes at a premium. Still, their sale section is typically flush with really cute pieces priced similarly to Everlane.
Get the Celeste Pleated Skirt for $58 and the Batumy Sheer Tee for $72.
4. Eileen Fisher
Eileen Fisher makes our list of stores like Everlane as a minimal-chic brand targeted toward the mature woman. For Eileen Fisher, sustainable fashion isn't just a buzzword. The brand has eaten, slept, and breathed eco-friendly wear for years. If Eileen Fisher were personified, she’d totally be a zero-waster. In terms of price, Eileen Fisher is significantly more expensive than Everlane but you can catch a good deal in their sale section.
Get the Eddy Patent Leather Platform Oxford for $225 and the Silk Georgette Scoop Neck Dress for $458.
5. PACT
PACT is another ethical clothing brand likeEverlane. PACT's pieces are made from 100% organic cotton and only in certified fair-trade factories.
While Everlane offers a wide range of clothing and accessories, PACT focuses on comfy essentials like underwear, work-appropriate dresses, andhome accessorieslike towels and bedding.
Get the Lightweight Long Sleeve Tee for $25 and the French Terry Slouchy Sweatshirt for $45.
6. ABLE
ABLE easily makes our list of stores like Everlane. Their leatherovernight bags for womenare to die for and their signature Joselyne ankle booties are equally adored. Shop ABLE for everything from basic essentials to leather shoes, bags, and accessories.
Get the Charvee Relaxed Jumpsuit for $258 and the Sonu Feminine Sweater for $78.
7. Cotton On
Cotton On joins our list of stores like Everlane as an ethical clothing brand based in Australia. As evidenced by their name, Cotton On, is all about crafting comfy essentials out of 100% organic cotton.
Like Everlane, they don't take sustainability lightly. Cotton On ethically sources labor and materials, and they work with the UN, to support gender equality and female empowerment.
Shop Cotton On for affordable crew neck t-shirts anddenim jeans. You'll fall in love.
Get the Woven Beth Button Front Midi Dress for $40 and the Francesca Ls Top for $15.
8. Reformation
Reformation makes the list of stores like Everlane due to their impeccably designed pieces that are also sustainably manufactured. Reformation avoids waste at all cost and their fitting process is exhaustive so there's nothing "fast" about their fashion. Everlane fans will appreciate the attention to detail, especially when wearing a Reformation dress for the first time and allowing it to celebrate all of your curves.
Get the Hansen Top for $128 and the Carmelina Dress for $298.
9. Frank & Oak
Frank & Oak joins the list of stores like Everlane as another minimal chic brand committed to ethical fashion. All of Frank & Oak's clothing pieces are made from eco-friendly dyes and recycled materials which include wool and polyester. Unlike Everlane, Frank & Oak offers a unique experience of shopping their online store a la carte or participating in their flexible clothing subscriptions tailored to your style preference.
Get the Skyline Packable Bomber Puffer for $129 and the Nina Wide-Leg Jean for $90.
10. DSTLD
Like Everlane, DSTLD is an ethical clothing brand, but instead of offering a wide range of clothing, they stick to their expertise in denim and leather. Shop DSTLD for incredibly high-quality denim as well as trendy leather jackets and essential tees.
You can feel good about the origins of your new favorite edgy clothing because DSTLD provides ethical wages to all employees and they screen materials suppliers to avoid those that use sweatshops.
Get the Mid Rise Boyfriend Jeans for $85 and the Modal Tank for $25.
11. Girlfriend
Girlfriend Collective is thewomen's athleisure brand and like Everlane, they’re committed to sustainability and body inclusivity. Theirplus size workout clothesare available up to 6XL and like Universal Standard, plus size isn't a separate category. All Girlfriend shoppers have access to the same cute styles.
In terms of sustainability, Girlfriend shoppers can participate in their "ReGirlfriend" upcycle program which fashion girls to recycle old leggings and get a credit towards a new pair. When you shop Girlfriend directly involved in eco-friendly fashion.
Get the Sherbert Topanga Bra for $38 and the Cocoa Gazelle Short for $55.
12. Cuyana
Like Everlane, Cuyana is also an eco-friendly clothing brand with classic and timeless designs. Everlane's pieces are more casual, while Cuyana’s pieces feature premium materials and refined designs. If you're at all familiar with Cuyana already, it's likely due to their stunning handbag line.
Get the Silk High-Low Dress for $285 and the Wool Cashmere Bomber Jacket for $375.
13. Mango
We have a total fashion-girl crush on Mango around here. Mango is the boho brand for everything from Mediterranean-inspired bohemian clothing to time capsule wardrobe pieces. Now, with their recent expansion into jewelry, they're offering stunning dainty pieces like earrings and gold signet rings as well. Mango stakes its claim on our stores like Everlane list as the style destination for sustainably made and uniquely designed fashion.
Get the Leather Mini Skirt for $200 and the Metallic Details Sweater for $100.
14. Amour Vert
French clothing brand, Amour Vert, shares a lot in common with Everlane when it comes to sustainable fashion. Amour Vert means ‘green love’ in French and that's precisely their brand promise. When you purchase a tee from Amour Vert they plant a tree to fight deforestation.
In addition to classically-romantic pieces for yourself, Amour Vert offers a line of baby clothing and houseware so everyone in your home and your home itself can sport this chic brand.
Get the Kaylyn Wool Coat for $298 and the Blaze Silk Charmeuse Skirt for $198.
15. People Tree
People Tree's dedication to Fair Trade and ethical fashion dates back to 1991. Their collections feature organic cotton, Tencel Lyocell, and responsibly harvested wool. Every piece of clothing People Tree designs is time capsule wardrobe appropriate so you can be sure your adorable finds will stand the test of time.
Get the Laurel Top for $102 and the Shelli Floral Dress for $71.
16. Made Trade
Shopping Made Trade is like strolling through Fair Trade heaven. Made Trade means serious business when it comes to sustainability. Their pieces are vegan and crafted in the U.S. from either responsibly harvested, recycled or upcycled materials. Shop Made Trade for everything from casual bohemian-inspired dresses to incredible lighting and home decor.
Get the Passion Lillie Olive Crop Pants for $68 and the Grammar NYC Dangling Modifier Tunic for $325.
17. Outdoor Voices
Outdoor Voices is another athleisure brand focused on ethical clothing. Not only is their activewear beyond cute, but their manufacturing process is circular ensuring that waste is kept to a minimum.
Get the TechSweat 7/8 Leggings for $85 and the Exercise Dress for $100.
18. Nobody’s Child
Nobody's Child is a sustainable fast-fashion online retailer that's still under-the-radar. They carry a limited selection of affordable casual, boho, andvintage-inspired piecesthat range from dresses to tops and skirts.
Since you're likely unfamiliar with Nobody's Child, think of the brand as an amalgamation ofAmerican Eagle, Urban Outfitters, andBrandy Melville.
Get the Allanah Wide Leg Trouser for $37 and the Gianna Mini Dress for $35.
