We are so excited to present you our annual guide, updated for 2025, featuring 100+ websites to shop small for ethical and sustainable gift ideas this season + beyond! All shops are #ecoclubapproved, meaning they are independently owned, support ethical production or handmade techniques, and practice sustainability. Of course, sustainability is a spectrum, this list…
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The Best Sustainable Gifts For Coffee Lovers
Gifting season is always bittersweet when you want to take in the warmth and excitement of the holidays, but don’t want to contribute to the rampant consumerism that has been and still is driving the destruction of our planet. Balance, amirite? While opting out of gift season altogether is the most sustainable action to take…
The Best Vintage Christmas Ornaments on Etsy
Anyone else obsessed with vintage Christmas ornaments? I already own more than I need for my pink tree thanks to my local thrift shops and holiday markets, but I can’t help but comb my favorite Etsy shops for new-old-finds each year. And I’m always texting friends about pieces they’d love. I’ve saved what feels like…
How Sustainable Is Refillable Skincare? A Look At The Clean Skincare Brands Leading The Way
With challenges like excess packaging, questionable chemicals, and animal testing, you might wonder whether skincare can ever actually be sustainable. But slow as its evolution may be, the beauty industry has come along way to get to a point where refillable skincare is even an option. Organizations like Environmental Working Group and EcoCert have long…
15 Bold Sustainable Jumpsuits for Fall
We’re not shy about our love of jumpsuits around here. Of the sustainable and ethically produced variety, of course. First it was beautiful wrap jumpsuits, then there were the utility jumpsuits in every color of the rainbow (seriously). As a third follow up, because this one-piece fit is officially a must in every wardrobe, fall…
Your Guide To all of The Best Sustainably Made Summer Hats
I’ve never been a hat person. They’re usually too big and swallow me up and make me self conscious. But slowly I’ve started to understand their brilliance. Beanies for the winter, I can no longer go without. Baseball caps when I have greasy hair or it’s drizzly out. What about summer hats? I’m finally falling…
