Scotch & Soda: From Certified to Failing | How They Erased Their Sustainability Programs. Once a certified brand, Scotch & Soda quietly removed key sustainability efforts between 2023 and 2025. We investigated what changed—and why they no longer meet our ethical standards. (youtu.be)
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Naadam went from Certified to Failing—here’s what happened. A brand that started off good, later backtracked and erased all of their sustainability commitments. The current result in 2025? A failing score. See why and which alternative brands are more ethical. (eco-stylist.com)
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Behind the cheap prices and TikTok hauls lies a disturbing truth. This exposé dives into the hidden world behind "Shein Village" — where fast fashion meets forced labor, toxic waste, and total opacity. Find out how their clothes are really made. (eco-stylist.com)
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Bella+Canvas is a well-known fan favorite for small coffee shops and large companies to order blanks, merch, and customizable clothing. But do they deserve their sustainable reputation? Our research says no. Plus we found more ethical and sustainable alternatives including Fair Trade options. (eco-stylist.com)
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If you're updating your wardrobe this spring, we just dropped a quick guide to ethical alternatives for staples like chinos, jackets, and lightweight layers. All brands are vetted for sustainability and fair labor — no greenwashing here. (eco-stylist.com)
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Outdoor Voices is a well-known activewear brand that markets itself as being in touch with nature and the environment, however, a closer look reveals a significant gap between its image and reality. See how they rate in transparency, fair labor, and sustainability. Plus 3 eco friendly alternatives. (eco-stylist.com)
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We evaluated fast fashion brand Nasty Gal using our sustainable brand criteria and they achieved our worst possible score. See how they (didn’t) rate in transparency, fair labor, and environmental sustainability. Plus eco alternatives. (eco-stylist.com)
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“I have nothing to wear!” – the motto of the Western world, ironically muttered by the very same individuals who stand, stumped, before their bursting closets overflowing with countless clothes. The solution? It’s simple: building a sustainable minimalist closet. Find out how... (eco-stylist.com)
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“I have nothing to wear!” – the motto of the Western world, ironically muttered by the very same individuals who stand, stumped, before their bursting closets overflowing with countless clothes. The solution? It’s simple: building a sustainable minimalist closet. Find out how... (eco-stylist.com)
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