Zero Waste Scrunchies

Miakoda New York

$5

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Miakoda manufactures all of their products in New York using the most sustainable materials possible. In even further effort to make their products sustainable, they use all the fabric scraps from other designs to create things like these scrunchies.

Gold Round Glasses

RetroSpecced

$32

 

RetroSpecced repurposes used and vintage glasses and adds whatever lens you need.

Insulated Water Bottle

Klean Kanteen

$30.95

 

I know Hydro Flask is the bottle of the VSCO aesthetic but Klean Kanteen is a certified B Corp - meaning they care about people and planet as well as profit. So I'd definitely go with this insulated bottle.

 

 

Tie Dye Cropped Long Sleeve

Reformation

$48

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Reformation manufactures all their clothes in the USA using ethical and sustainable practices.

Pom Beanie

Love Your Melon

$50

 

Love You Melon aims to give a hat to every child going through chemotherapy. They give 50% of their profits to support the families of these children. They have a huge variety of hats and beanies- awesome colors, textures, and patterns.

Black Traveler Backpack

Miscoots

$79

 

Miscoots gives socks and blankets to those suffering from homelessness with each purchase you make. Using their Get + Give + Employ strategy, they also employ people transitioning from homelessness. All their products are made here in the USA.

Tennis Shoes

Veja

$138

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These Veja shoes are ethically made and vegan from sustainable material.

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