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It’s great to see more and more people starting to question the environmental footprint of their clothing. And more organisations are spreading the word about sustainable fashion: Remake.world, The Sustainable Fashion Forum, Labour Behind the Label and The Clean Clothes Campaign are just a few. While fast fashion is certainly affordable, when it comes to the textile industry’s impact on both society and the environment – the price is more than anyone can afford.

Luckily, the number of companies in the fashion industry pushing for more conscientious production is on the up. By using organic materials and advocating for workers’ rights, to name just a few things, these sustainable brands offer a more ethical solution. However, while sustainability practices can sometimes lead to pricier products, that’s not always the case.

With that in mind, we’ve compiled a list of 21 affordable ethical clothing brands in the UK that present a solid alternative to fast fashion brands.

THE BEST ETHICAL AND AFFORDABLE CLOTHING BRANDS IN THE UK

Based: UK
Ships to: Internationally
Made in
: India 
Range: Basics wear 
Price: £
Sustainability creds: Use of sustainable and organic materials, Re-Made initiative, GOTS, ILO code of conduct 

Plain and Simple makes quality clothing designed to be remade again and again. The label focuses on minimalist and monochromatic styles that can be mixed, matched and styled up or down for any occasion. Think boxy t-shirts, cool sweatshirts, hoodies, and sweatpants too.

Plain and Simple focuses on using organic materials, meaning clothing from this sustainable company is chemical-free. The label operates with a circular approach to production, so all clothing is designed to be recycled, composted, or reincorporated into other pieces. Customers who send used garments back to the company to be incorporated into new garments can even enjoy a 15% off voucher. 

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