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Sustainable Fashion Meetup Join us for a fabulous meetup dedicated to all things sustainable fashion! This in-person shopping event will take place at The Canvas, 185 Greenwich Street, New York, NY,...

We are excited to launch our first retail partnership with The Canvas, a storefront in the Westfield World Trade Center. The store will host a rotating selection of our merchandise...

We will be hosting two Brooklyn pop-ups featuring 3 of our sustainable designers including: Salvage Lifestyle - an upcycled line of naturally dyed and handprinted button downs from a vintage men's line...

We will be hosting our first pop up in Chelsea Market featuring 5 of our favorite sustainable designers including: La Femme Apero - a gorgeous line of French-inspired summer dresses made from recycled and...

  Aileen, your journey from working on the sales floor at Lands' End to founding Infinite Goods is impressive. Can you share the pivotal moment or realization that led you...

Looking to buy organic clothes? Discover the rising popularity of organic clothing in the USA and why it's a better choice for your health. Explore the benefits of organic clothing...

Sustainable Fashion Forum in Portland Oregon - Takeaways from the Conference On April 22, 2023, the Sustainable Fashion Forum took place in Portland, Oregon, bringing together experts and practitioners in...

Our five favorite eco-friendly fabrics are natural or innovative materials that reduce water and chemical usage including organic cotton, recycled cotton, hemp, linen, and lyocell. 

Every time I toss a plastic water bottle into the recycling bin I wonder: Could it be this easy for clothing? While plastics have long-established design, incentives, and collection structures,...

Cider is a popular Y2K brand launched in 2020 with funky knits, but is it sustainable? Here is what experts had to say: Good on You: 1/5 Good on You gave...

Parade I am literally obsessed with this underwear! After years of struggling with outdated lacy thongs, I am so happy to have found Parade.  Their underwear is extremely flattering and comfortable and made...

Swimwear is difficult to make sustainably because most products contain elastane (alternate names: Lycra, spandex). Elastane is made from fossil fuels and any large percentage (5-10%+) make the items not recyclable. I...