3 Affordable and Eco-Friendly Women’s Workwear Brands

It’s time for another chapter with the smaller workwear brands you need to know — and we’ve been around for a long time. eco-friendly clothes to wear to work. So let’s make the independent, affordable and eco-friendly brands Saint + Sofia, Sonderlier and Vetta today. (Vetta has been around since at least 2016, so it’s not necessarily “new” – but new to me!)

If you have a new/smaller brand you purchased and would like to recommend it, let us know!

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In the picture at the top of the post: gray pants / burgundy pants / gray pants / turtleneck dress / jacket / satin skirt

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Saint + Sofia

Here are some of Saint + Sofia’s bestsellers above: gray pants / jacket / button trousers

Saint + Sofia is a British brand focused on sustainability. It’s nice that they come in sizes 2-18; many indie stop their size somewhere in the 10-14 range. Most of the pieces come in multiple colors; Note that the top selling blazers above come in about 10 colors. Full prices are $80-350, but remember most of their bestsellers are currently on sale.

More information about the brand from their website:

Saint and Sofia is based in London, England, creating fair and sustainable fashion and accessories. We believe in challenging the status quo; combining the art of design with the science of production. We design all our styles in our studios in London and manufacture them exclusively in Europe in family factories under our control.

If you’re in the US, they offer free standard shipping and a 28-day money-back guarantee on orders over $75.

sonderlier

Sonderlier bestsellers: pants / dress / skirt (with zipper pocket)

sonderlier he has a small collection; It was recently started by a former engineering professor. Its website states that it sets up the brand in frustration as all your “cute outfits” are gathering dust in the closet in anticipation of a special occasion, while your everyday comfort items leave you feeling grumpy and bored. They continue to note:

We love elegant silhouettes and we also love comfort and versatility. In our collection you’ll find timeless pieces that have multiple ways to wear and are comfortable enough to sleep in. Honestly, dressing well has never felt so good.

The brand is made in the USA with environmentally friendly materials; prices for most parts are under $200.

For US buyers, they offer free shipping for orders over $150 and $8 otherwise. There is a 14-day return or exchange period.

vetta

Vetta’s bestsellers are: jacket / blouse / dress

vetta A brand with an interesting concept: each piece can be worn in at least two ways. (We illustrated Option A above; below we show the same parts in their modified form.)

(The brand’s satin skirt located at the top of the post; returns to a different edition.)

Specifically, “We create versatile capsule collections of 5 items that make up 30 different outfits. Made with you and the planet in mind.” Beautiful! (They offer a quiz so you can figure out which pod is best for you, and many pods are currently on sale.)

More about Vetta:

We are committed to sustainable fabrics and responsible factories. Our woven garments are made in a family factory in NYC where many of the employees have worked there for over 30 years and we visit often. Our sweaters are knitted by our partner factory in Los Angeles, which is audited annually for social and environmental compatibility, and gets 70% of its energy from solar power!

The brand is available in XS-XL sizes; most parts are under $200. (But remember that you can get all 5 pieces from the classic capsule collection for $538 with a special code.) (The brand has been around since 2016, so it’s not very new, but we haven’t introduced it before.)

The brand does not have a real-life store, but offers free shipping to the US. There is normally a 30-day return window, but has been slightly extended for holiday orders (until Jan 10).

Readers, have you tried any of these affordable and eco-friendly workwear brands? What are your thoughts?