Yes, You Can Celebrate Earth Day Through Fashion

The Earth is a pretty cool place, if you think about it. Which is why, of course, we have a holiday dedicated to protecting it. We all know the Earth Day basics—switching to fluorescent light bulbs, turning off the water while you brush your teeth—but what about making positive changes to your wardrobe? From brands that use recycled materials to garments created using ethical production practices, we at OC are proud to carry an array of clothes and accessories you can feel good about donning this Earth Day—and all year.

Click through the slideshow above to take a look at our picks to make the world and your closet a better place. With a naturalistic design aesthetic and strict use of eco-friendly materials, it’s easy to see why Gyoyuni Kimchoe’s creative statement is “Respect of Life and Nature.” In the latest collection, “Weed Gardener Corps,” floral ruffles and moss-covered trim sprout from khakis like overgrown vines. Gyoyuni Kimchoe Weed Gardener Hooded Trench Coat in khaki Studio One Eighty Nine’s printed clothing is sourced from artisans in Ghana and Mali, putting a spotlight on their cultures and traditions and giving the economies they live in new financial opportunities. Studio One Eighty Nine Boa Me Printed Short Kimono in wine/green Fanmail’s comfy menswear basics are not only made of organic cotton and hemp, but sourced, dyed, and manufactured all in the US. Fanmail New Sweatshirt in pink and Denim Tailored Shorts in orange Eckhaus Latta’s material sourcing strategy focuses on ethical, small-scale production. Think fabrics crafted from recycled polyester blankets or produced by organic goat farmers. Eckhaus Latta Pleated Void Pullover in peach/grey The colors of Laura Laurens’ flirty cotton shirtdresses are created using only eco-friendly fabric dyes. Laura Laurens Ripstop Long Tank Dress in green Le Gramme’s super sleek cuffs are made entirely of recycled metals—yellow gold, sterling silver, and ruthenium. Le Gramme Le 21 Gramme Bracelet i