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the best sustainable sleepwear & loungewear brands

Are you looking for cozy new pajamas for some better shut-eye in 2024? Or is loungewear still your dress of choice? No judgment - it’s mine, too. I spend most of my days in sleepwear because some PJ sets I own are too comfortable to change out of. So why not spend all day in comfort? I’ve compiled a list of 15 sustainable brands that make several pajamas you can easily wear to the grocery store. Sleep tight!

WHAT TO LOOK FOR WHEN SHOPPING SUSTAINABLE pajamas & loungewear

When shopping for new pieces of clothing you want to experience ultimate comfort with, I always suggest looking for fabrics like GOTS Certified Organic Cotton, vegan silks, and Tencel. Bamboo & Modal are also great fabrics to sleep in, but not all are created equal. We made sure to include bamboo made in a closed-loop process where water and solvents are continuously recycled and modals that have higher environmental & quality standards. Dyes are also important and should be non-toxic. Finally, whatever you choose, you want it to wash well and maintain its coziness, which these brands are all known for doing.

How To Tell if Pajamas Are Ethically Made

Not only do you want the fabric to be sustainable, but you also want the workers to be paid a fair living wage. Therefore, sustainable brands will be transparent with you about who makes their clothing, which should be easily found on their website. We also like to look out for Sustainable Certifications, although a brand can be sustainable without them.

Looking for men’s pajamas? Click here. We also have a post dedicated to Organic Cotton Pajamas! 

now, our top picks for sustainable pajamas & loungewear:

1. Printfresh

Materials: 100% Organic Cotton

Price: $78-148

I absolutely LOVE this brand’s fun prints—they’re so unique! Printfresh is a woman-owned luxury sleepwear brand offering whimsical prints on 100% GOTS certified organic cotton and screen printed by hand by their ethical partners in Jaipur, India. Designed with inclusivity in mind, their sizes range from XS petite to 6X, and they also offer women’s, men’s and all-gender silhouettes. Shop from long- or short-sleeved sets, tank nightgowns, robes, and more.

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2. PAKA

Materials: Royal Alpaca, Tencel, Organic Cotton

Price: $45-165

How beautiful is this pink color on this loungewear set?!

Founded in Peru, PAKA has created a natural, sustainable clothing line for those who love the outdoors.They believe using eco-friendly materials like their super soft Royal Alpaca that can connect consumers more to nature and sustainably support small communities. Even the dyes are environmentally friendly (OEKO-TEX & GOTS certified)!

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3. Hernest

Materials: TENCEL™, Recycled Natural Fibers

Price: $58-139

Hernest’s butter-soft short- and long-sleeved tees and sweats perfectly balance comfort, luxury, and style. In addition to using eco-friendly fabrics, they have several other sustainability goals for this decade, including closing the loop in their production process to make it truly circular.

This brand is size-inclusive, too, with sizes ranging from 2XS to 4XL. Shipping to CAN & USA.

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4. LOVETRUST

Materials: Organic Cotton

Price: $48-95

Each of LOVETRUSTS’s pieces is thoughtfully designed with fit and function in mind. This is a great brand to check out if capsule wardrobes are your thing since each piece is so versatile and can be styled in so many different ways.

Designed in Brooklyn, New York and ethically made in Peru, all of LOVETRUST’s affordable tops, pants, and dresses are made out of GOTS certified organic cotton.

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5. Pact

Materials: Organic Cotton

Price: $25-90

This is one of the most affordable sustainable brands we’ve known to date. It’s a brand we always recommend to people when they are starting their sustainable wardrobe. The price & quality is on point, and they have great sales throughout the year. In addition to their standard apparel & home textiles, Pact manufactures comfortable sleepwear from organic cotton. 

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6. tentree

Materials: Recycled & Organic Cotton

Price: $23-98

This sustainable fashion brand makes loungewear for men & women and gives back to the planet. So far, they have planted over 43 MILLION trees! tentree is a B Corp and climate-neutral company that gets its name from its pledge to plant ten trees for every purchase. In addition, their sustainable loungewear is created with the smallest possible environmental footprint, using eco-friendly materials like TENCEL, organic cotton, hemp, and recycled polyester.

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7. Coyuchi

Materials: Organic Cotton

Price: $34-98

This brand naturally knows sleepwear since they specialize in bedding! Coyuchi uses organic cotton to create their entire line of sleepwear - and these flannel bottoms look great for winter. They also have nightgowns, rompers and several other styled sets to choose from - you might as well pick up some sheets or a blanket, too, while you’re at it!

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8. Cozy Earth

Materials: Bamboo

Price: $155-175

I recently received these bamboo pajamas from Cozy Earth, and they are so incredibly comfortable. Bamboo is easily one of the softest fabrics, making it great for sleeping.

These sweet sets come in short-sleeves and shorts or long-sleeves and pants, as well as many colors like black, ivory, navy, blush & grey.

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9. Organic Basics

Materials: Organic Cotton, Tencel, Recycled Nylon

Price: $39-98

The place to go for all your essentials in lougewear, Organic Basics make underwear, tops, sweatshirts and leggings made from organic cotton & other sustainable fabrics. They only work with certified factories who ensure their workers are paid a living wage and are able to work in a safe environment with additional benefits like free childcare and lunches. 

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10. MORI

Materials: Bamboo, Organic Cotton

Price: $44-85

I love a good matching family pajama set, and these MAMA & PAPA striped ones from MORI are too cute! Not to mention, incredibly comfortable to wear all day and night.

MORI is known for its super soft baby clothes and other essentials using high-quality, sustainably sourced fabrics.

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11. Made Trade

Materials: Organic cotton, Tencel Eucalyptus, Modal, Bamboo

Price: $28 - $165

This amazing online marketplace is home to hundreds of sustainable brands, and they have a great selection for sleepwear and loungewear. I’m loving this brand they have called Sijo. Their pjs look absolutely cozy and I really like the color palette. Not only can you find sustainable pajamas on Made Trade, but it’s also a one-stop-shop where you can find everything you need under one roof, and shop your values easily.

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12. Maylyn & Co.

Materials: Vegan Silk, Organic Modal, and RPET

Price: $130-195

Maylyn & Co. sets a high bar for luxurious sustainable sleepwear. The brand designs everything to last using premium quality PETA-Approved Vegan & Organic fabrics ethically crafted in the Founder's home country, Persia. The Eco-conscious brand also takes pride in its innovative cruelty-free Vegan silk™ fabric, a plant-based alternative to animal-derived silk. Their pieces are ultra-soft, comfy, and moisture-wicking, guaranteeing a great night's sleep. Packaging is 100 percent recycled and recyclable.

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13. Mate the Label

Materials: Organic Cotton & Tencel

Price: $48-78

MATE is a female-founded company producing “Clean Essentials” made sustainably in Los Angeles with non-toxic, natural and organic materials. MATE uses several different types of organic cotton, including thermal, terry, jersey and stretch, to create a wide range of products for different activities and climates. Their loungewear & sleepwear sets are perfect for the post-pandemic style.

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14. Kotn

Materials: BCI & Egyptian Cotton

Price: $20-98

A certified B-Corp Brand, Kotn is known for having some of the best cotton essentials on the market.

Their loungewear is thoughtfully crafted in Egypt & Portugal, & with each order, they donate a portion of proceeds to fund and build primary schools in the Nile Delta & Faiyum, Egypt!

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15. Boody

Materials: Bamboo

Price: $30-56

If you haven’t slept in bamboo, yet, I highly recommend trying it out. It’s a fabric I don’t share too often because there are more sustainable fibers out there, but Boody does it right. I also love the colors they use for their sleepwear collection - this pretty subtle pink and light airy blue. As someone who owns a few things from this brand, I can confidently say it’s one to try!

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The Best Men’s Sustainable Pajamas

Sustainable fashion isn’t just for women, there are a growing number of brands who offer ethically made and stylish clothes for men, including pajamas! 

What we wear at night is so important for a good night’s sleep and can even make the difference between a good day and a really bad day. That’s why it’s so crucial to pick pajamas that you’ll be happy with and feel good about buying.

What to look for when shopping sustainable men’s pajamas

If you’re on the hunt for some sustainable men’s pajamas, (you’ve come to the right place!) there are a few things you may want to keep in mind. 

Firstly, look for pajamas made from more sustainable materials such as organic cotton, Tencel, bamboo, and linen. Try to avoid materials like polyester, acrylic and fleece (a synthetic version of wool). It’s best to check what the brand has to say about the material they use, for example is it certified in any way to ensure it’s traceable and sustainably produced, and do they source from one country or multiple countries? You’ll notice that the sustainable brands are very transparent about where they get their material from and who’s involved in the supply chain. If a brand isn’t making noise about this, it’s a bit of a red flag. 

It’s also important to ensure your pajamas have been ethically made by garment workers who have been given the same rights and working conditions that you would expect for yourself. This can include safe working conditions, fair wages, access to childcare and medical support, and a host of other aspects that would allow them to be happy and healthy at work. 

our top picks for sustainable men’s pajamas:

If it’s time to refresh your nightwear look, these brands offer the best sustainable and stylish options for any man. Whether you like to keep it simple with a tee and shorts, or you like to go full out with matching sets and robes, you’re sure to find something here to suit your style.

1. Pact

Materials: Organic Cotton

Price: $44-78

If you get overwhelmed by too many choices, head to Pact for the ‘cool-stretch sleep pant’ for the ultimate men’s nightwear solution. Designed in a lightweight organic cotton fabric with plenty of stretch, these pants offer the perfect setup for a good night’s sleep. They feature a waistband with a flat front and elastic in the back so you can find your ideal fit. In addition, Pact claims these pants save 20 gallons of water compared to non-organic cotton!

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2. Coyuchi

Materials: Organic Cotton

Price: $38-78

The pajama range at Coyuchi includes the French terry jogger, the crinkled pajama pants and the short sleeve tee - all made with GOTS certified organic cotton and produced ethically in India in a factory that recycles 90% of its wastewater.

With neutral tones and minimalist designs, these pajamas are ideal for the no-fuss look for bedtime.

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3. Cozy Earth

Materials: Bamboo

Price: $50-105

A small but essential range of men’s pajamas from Cozy Earth offers a pajama pant, shorts and long sleeve top all made with stretch-knit bamboo. The breathable and moisture-wicking fabric feels cooler than cotton and the machine washable enhanced weave makes these PJs made to last and won’t pill. Both the top and bottoms are available in S - XXXL and come in navy, black, charcoal or heather grey. All you have to do is pick your style for a good night’s rest.

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4. Boody

Materials: Bamboo

Price: $45-145

Boody sells sustainably produced, comfy clothing essentials, all made with bamboo. The bamboo Boody uses is produced without fertilizers, pesticides, or artificial irrigation, and it comes from FSC-certified forests. It is grown using rainwater, which is recycled and reused. The fabric also has thermo-regulating properties, and it is soft, breathable, and odor-resistant, which is great for sleeping!

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5. Organic Basics

Materials: Organic Cotton, Tencel

Price: $61-206

If you’re a simple sleeper and just need sweatpants, tees, and boxers, then Organic Basics have you covered. The men’s ‘save with packs’ section is a great place to pick up everything you might need for your version of sleepwear, whether that’s a tee and sweatpants or even just boxer shorts. The Tencel tees, tanks and boxers are very breathable and great for regulating your body's temperature throughout the night, helping you get a higher quality of sleep.

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6. Harvest & Mill

Materials: Regenerative Cotton

Price: $46-118

This awesome brand was born out of a need for locally sewn and USA grown organic clothing. They knew there was a better way to make clothing, and they wanted to support USA organic cotton farmers, American heritage mills, and their local sewing community. Harvest & Mill actually uses regenerative cotton, which is the most sustainable for the planet because it directly fights climate change by pushing carbon back into the ground. We absolutely love it!

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7. Made Trade

Materials: Eucalyptus Lyocell, Organic Cotton

Price: $46-78

Made Trade has a good range of pajamas from brands such as Sijo, Coyuchi and Harvest & Mill. Check out the jersey shorts made with organic cotton, or the jogger pants made with Eucalyptus Lyocell. On Made Trade, you can shop with confidence knowing every product is rigorously assessed and verified for both sustainability and equity and adheres to at least two of Made Trade's eight core values.

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8. Ably

Materials: Filium® activated cotton

Price: $45-145

If PJ pants are all you need for your nightwear, then the Ollie flannel lounge pants from Ably might be just what you’re looking for.

Made with Filium® activated cotton, the fabric repels liquids, stains, and odors so they don’t require washing as frequently. Perfectly paired with any t-shirt or on its own in warmer climates, the Ollie pants are a great wardrobe staple for any man.

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9. Komodo

Materials: Organic Cotton

Price: $53-105

Komodo has perfected the sustainable pajama with their Jim Jam design. Made from GOTS certified organic cotton that helps keep you warm during the colder months, the double-brushed fabric makes these pyjamas perfect for cozy winter nights.

Available as a set or just the bottoms, you can choose between navy or maroon plaid and enjoy a guilt-free night’s sleep.

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10. Lüks Linen

Materials: Linen, GOTS Cotton

Price: $102-188

For something a bit different, why not upgrade your nightwear wardrobe to include a robe? These ones from Lüks Linen are made for lounging inside and outdoors in warmer weather, and add that touch of luxury to your mornings and evenings. The 100% Turkish cotton fabric is first hand woven on traditional wooden shuttle looms by master weavers and then individually cut and sewn by a local tailor. The linen and cotton used are GOTS & Standard 100 Oeko-Tex® certified.

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Sarah is a freelance writer with a focus on vegan fashion, sustainability and ethically made clothes. She campaigns for change in the fashion industry through her blog and on her Instagram page.

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The Best Sustainable Size-Inclusive Bras

These brands are doing a much better job at being size inclusive than other underwear brands - and I’m sure every woman has struggled with finding the perfect fitting bra sometime in their life. A few of these lines are all about support, some about comfort and active lifestyles, and all are ethically made. While we don’t agree with all of the fibers used, it’s nearly impossible to find a supportive bra made without any synthetics. So we think it’s important to have more brands on here that are doing the work to make ethical clothing more accessible to everyone!

A side note: the first two brands offer underwire bras while the others do not. If the underwire is MUST for you, and you have found a sustainably-minded brand offering them, please let us know in a comment below :) We would love to add more!

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1) Cosabella

Sizes | Curvy (DD-H), Standard (A-D), Extended (C-F), Petite (A-D), Maternity

Price | $28-200

Materials | Lace Polyamide, Cotton, Polyester, Silk

From petites to plus sizes, this ethical brand is making gorgeous, sexy bras for all types of bodies. They have wireless or wired, strap or strapless, solid colors and prints, and all are made in Italy. Cosabella means "beautiful thing" in Italian and was founded by husband and wife Valeria and Ugo Campello.

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2) JulieMay

Sizes | 32B-40G

Price | $81-92

Materials | Organic Pima Cotton/100% Pure Silk

Made from certified Organic Pima Cotton and 100% Pure Silk, this is one of the softest collections of eco-friendly bras available! In addition to their briefs, JulieMay carries a wide variety of bra styles: supportive underwired, back support, sport, front fastening, and non-wired bralette. Plus, their designs are made for sensitive skins and are certified Allergy Free UK.

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3) Girlfriend

Sizes | XXS-6XL

Price | $38

Materials | Recycled Plastic Bottles

If you are looking for a sports bra, this is the place to go! They have many different colors, styles, and sizes to find the perfect one for your workout routine and those days you don’t feel like wearing a bra-bra. Girlfriend Collective uses recycled plastic bottles for their collections, and they have a true cult following because things sell out quickly!!

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4) Uye Surana

Sizes | XS-3XL

Price | $28-87

Materials | Nylon, Poly Lace, Bamboo

This brand makes so many gorgeous bras it’s hard to choose a favorite! Uye Surana, an NYC-based brand, is known for their beautiful designs that have been extensively fit-tested to optimize comfort and offer support across our inclusive size range. Not only are the designs lovely to look at, but they are also comfortable to wear!

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5) Knickey

Sizes | XXS-XXXL

Price | $48

Materials | Organic Cotton, Recycled Nylon, Tencel, Spandex, Elastane

All of Knickey's pieces are made of GOTS-certified organic cotton, which means they are super soft and breathable. Their products are all Fair Trade and OEKO-TEX certified, so you know they are both ethically made and free of harmful substances like carcinogens and endocrine disruptors.

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6) WAMA Underwear

Sizes | XS-4XL

Price | $38

Materials | Hemp, Organic Cotton

WAMA is known for its hemp undies but has since come out with two styles of bras - a triangle and a racerback (pictured). We think hemp is such a fantastic fiber, and we published a post about the cost of hemp and how supporting brands like this can help make it more accessible in the future!

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7) Smartglamour

Sizes | XXS-15X

Price | $25-50

Material | Cottons, Polys

This is one of the most inclusive brands regarding sizing. SmartGlamour makes all of its clothing in NYC, and they purchase all its fabric in town to save on its carbon footprint. You can even customize your garments, which more brands need to offer. The prices are also more affordable than other sustainable brands.

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Where to Find Sustainable Tights & Stockings

Until we hit warmer weather and brave getting our legs out, we’re all still likely walking around in tights or stockings under our dresses and skirts. They see us through from fall to spring and are staples in our wardrobes, but how much do we really know about these undergarment base layers?

Known collectively as ‘hosiery’, tights and stockings (also pantyhose) have been around for much longer than you might think. As far back as the 9th century, legs were covered with bandages of material, often held in place with strands of gut. However, the introduction of synthetic yarns in the Twenties revolutionized the industry, with hosiery now sheerer than cotton and cheaper than silk.

Worn under clothes like dresses, skirts, shorts or even trousers, and can be used as a fashion accessory to add an extra element to an outfit or worn out of necessity for those of us living in colder climates! They come in a variety of different styles, from fishnet and patterned tights to sheer and back seamed. You'll likely see the word ‘denier’ in the product description of tights and stockings, this is used to describe the thickness of fiber. If you’re looking for thicker, warmer, and opaque tights, look for 40d+ or ‘high denier’ tights, but if you’re after something thinner or sheerer, opt for below 30d or ‘low denier’ tights. Bear in mind that the lower the denier, the weaker the fabric will be and may be more likely to rip or ladder.

What Makes Tights & Stockings Unsustainable?

In terms of garment waste, hosiery is one of the most disposable items in the industry. This is largely due to their mass production, mostly being cheaply made and with synthetic fibers. As many as 8 billion pairs of tights are made, worn a handful of times, and then discarded every year. Tights and stockings often ‘ladder’ or rip within a few uses and, with no widely available way of recycling them, are then thrown away and end up in landfills. If they’re made from synthetic materials, they won’t biodegrade but will break down into microplastics that pollute the soil, oceans, and aquatic life. 

The most commonly used materials for making tights and stockings are Nylon, Spandex, polyamide, cotton, and elastane Lycra. Apart from cotton, these are all synthetic fibers that are derived from non-renewable fossil fuels. To produce these synthetic fabrics is emission intensive, requires a cocktail of toxic chemicals, and is environmentally degrading. When we wash tights or stockings made with synthetic material, hundreds of thousands of microfibers (containing microplastics) are released into our water system and end up in our ocean system and food chain. 

How to Find Sustainable Hosiery?

When searching for sustainable tights and stockings, there are a few things you can do to ensure you’re picking an eco-friendly product. Most importantly, you can opt for more sustainable materials like traceable natural fibers such as bamboo, organic cotton, or recycled synthetics like ECONYL®, Nylon, or polyamide, or even leftovers from other companies' production processes (referred to as ‘deadstock’ materials).

With hosiery it’s crucial that longevity has been considered in the product design. This means the brand has included features that help the garment last as long as possible and protect it from being easily damaged. Look for features like reinforced toes that help prevent ripping or a wide waistband that stops the tights from rolling. 

You should also consider if the brand has wider sustainability initiatives or certifications that make their hosiery ethical as well as sustainable. Do they ensure a living wage for their garment workers? Do they use renewable energy in their factories? Can you see where they’ve sourced their materials from? These are all questions that you should be able to find answers to on the brand’s website. 

One element of sustainable hosiery is down to you. The aftercare of any garment is just as important as how it was made, and looking after your tights or stockings can help them last much longer. Check the washing and drying guidance from the brand, and if they’re made with synthetic fibers, you can use a Guppyfriend or similar bag to catch any microplastics that are released during the wash.

Now, Our Top Picks for Eco-Friendly Tights & Stockings

1) CLOECO

Materials: Tencel

Price: $19-32

These natural tights made from Tencel are comfier for your body and easier on the environment. CLOECO tights are naturally durable, luxuriously soft and anti-itch. They also have a 30 days risk-free trial and free shipping. Plus, how cool is it that women scientists and engineers founded CLOECO?! This definitely gives us more confidence in what we put on our bodies.

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2) Underprotection

Materials: Recycled Polyamide

Price: $15-22

Underprotection has a range of five sustainable tights made with soft, recycled polyamide in 25 – 45 denier.

Their tights have a soft waist elastic and light to medium support, depending on the style. Underprotection is also a certified B Corp! 

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3) Swedish Stockings

Materials: Recycled Polyamide, Organic Cotton, Organic Wool

Price: $30-62

Knitted from recycled yarn in their zero-waste, 100% emission-free facility, Swedish Stockings tights are ideal for sustainable hosiery. These tights have been designed to last with a wide comfort waistband and toe reinforcements! They also have a recycling program where you can send back three old pairs of stockings for 10% off your next purchase.

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4) Sezane

Materials: Recycled Polyamide, Recycled Elastane

Price: $20

Sezane’s tights come in black, charcoal, and black polka dots and range from 40 – 80 denier. The tights are made with recycled Polyamide and recycled elastane, and their pieces are certified by 5 of the industry’s most reliable certifications: GOTS, Oeko-Tex, FSC, RWS and RMS.

Sezane has also recently become a certified B Corp!

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5) Thought

Materials: Bamboo, Recycled Nylon

Price: $19

Thought has a range of well-made tights created with bamboo that feels luxurious on your skin, and the thick yarn is just the right amount of opaque. They also have a range of tights made from recycled nylon, helping to divert waste from landfill. Available in black, grey, navy, sage green, and toffee brown, Thought has the perfect pair of tights for any outfit. 

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6) Organic Basics

Materials: Recycled Nylon

Price: on sale $24-27 for 2-pack

Organic Basics are well known for their premium basics and underwear, but did you know they also make tights? Made with GRS certified recycled nylon, their tights are 3D knitted, ladder-resistant and feature toe reinforcements for durability. Compared to using virgin nylon and traditional practices, these tights will save 3.5kg of CO2 emissions and 52 liters of water!

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7)  Seasalt Cornwall

Materials: Organic Cotton, Bamboo, Recycled Nylon

Price: $32

UK-based brand Seasalt Cornwall offers a range of tights in rich colors inspired by the landscapes of the coastal country of Cornwall. Choose from the breathable bamboo or organic cotton tights or recycled ones made from repurposed nylon. They have gentle elastic tops for comfort, with sizes ranging from Small to XXL. 

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8) Heist

Materials: Recycled Polyamide, Recycled Elastane

Price: $14-41

Heist’s latest collection of tights are made with soft, recycled yarn from materials including polyamide and elastane. Choose from four styles: the Geometric, the Fine Line, the Over-Knee, and the Cut-Off footless tights. Heist has removed the gusset from these tights to reduce sagging when worn and feature a waistband that doesn’t dig or roll, perfect for all-day comfort!

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9) Pretty Polly

Materials: Biodegradable Polyamide

Price: $18-30

Are these the world’s first biodegradable tights?

The Eco-Wear collection by Pretty Polly features a range of hosiery, seam-free underwear and leggings made from the first biodegradable polyamide in the world. The tights feature a reinforced body, flat seams, cotton gusset and lightly reinforced toe.

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10)  Dear Denier

Materials: Recycled Polyamide, Recycled Elastane

Price: $20-43

Dear Denier specializes in sustainable and innovative hosiery, and the production of their tights is emission-free and zero-waste. With air vents and a light control top, these tights are so comfortable you’ll forget you’re wearing them. Vegan? Check out their range of vegan hosiery that is certified by PETA! Dear Denier also has a recycling initiative where you can save your tights from landfills and receive a 10% discount code.

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CUTE & Sexy SUSTAINABLE LINGERIE SETS

We wear underwear every single day on our most intimate body parts. For that reason, it is so important to choose comfortable lingerie that fits our bodies. Who likes wearing uncomfortable panties or bras digging into the skin?

However, comfort is not everything. I believe that wearing pretty undies and bras can positively affect our mood. Of course, they need to be comfortable, but why not add some beautiful, eye-catching details to them? For instance, when I wear fancy lingerie, I feel a lot more confident and attractive during the day. 

So if you want to feel extra feminine and empowered, or you wish to surprise your significant other, choose some fancy, lacy lingerie sets!

Unfortunately, the majority of lingerie sets on the market are made unethically, at the cost of the planet. They fall apart after a few wears, and you quickly need to repurchase new ones. 

The good news is that you can find undies and bras in line with your values. Many brands are making fancy, more sustainable lingerie sets, produced with workers’ wellbeing in mind. 

Stock up your drawers with some gorgeous, lacy lingerie sets from these 10 sustainable brands! 

WHAT MAKES A LINGERIE SET ECO-FRIENDLY?

Both the bra and the panties should be made with eco-friendly materials, such as organic, recycled or Oeko-Tex certified fabrics. That way, you are making sure the lingerie is safe for you and the planet.

An eco-friendly lingerie set is always well-made and high-quality so that it lasts through many washes without falling apart. 

It is also sweatshop-free, made by workers who are treated with dignity and paid fairly. 

WHAT SUSTAINABLE FABRICS SHOULD YOU SEARCH FOR?

Lingerie sets made with natural and biodegradable fabrics are ideal: they are more sustainable and a lot more breathable. You can find beautiful, fancy sets made with organic cotton, bamboo, cotton, or silk. 

However, it is not always easy to find pretty, lacy lingerie made with natural materials only. The stretchy part of undies and bras is hard to make without synthetic fabrics, so many sustainable brands still use synthetic fibers to make them. 

In this case, prefer recycled options when they are available. The most common ones are recycled nylon, recycled polyamide and recycled polyester. 

Some brands also use vintage fabrics: since they are pre-loved, those are inherently sustainable!  

NOW, OUR TOP PICKS FOR CUTE, ECO-FRIENDLY LINGERIE SETS:

1) Anekdot

Materials: Recycled Nylon, Nylon, Silk, Organic Cotton

Price: $130-175

Anekdot is a German company that makes women’s lingerie and swimwear, using surplus fabrics left behind by the fashion industry. 

The brand sells a great range of lacy lingerie sets that are beautiful and well-made, featuring small decorative details.

They are designed to follow your natural curves in a flattering way. 

Anekdot’s lingerie sets are made using certified recycled nylon, nylon or silk. The crotch lining on all the brand’s panties is made from GOTS-certified organic cotton. 

The company is great at sourcing its materials locally and gets them from off-cuts, end-of-lines, production leftovers and vintage trimmings. 

Anekdot’s lingerie sets are limited editions and produced in Berlin, allowing the brand to have a shorter supply chain and to drastically reduce its carbon footprint. 

The company also donates 50 cents of each order to a charitable organization. In 2020 and 2021, Anekdot supported Rainforest Rescue, which aims to protect and regenerate tropical rainforests.

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2) Uye Surana

Materials: Nylon

Price: $64-84

Uye Surana is a woman-owned lingerie brand based in New York. It has two full lingerie sets, but you can also choose from a variety of matching bras and panties. 

Both Uye Surana’s sets feature a sheer black mesh that is adorned with a bold lace trim, ensuring a flirty look. One of these sets even includes a fancy, flowy skirt that will make you feel very attractive!

While Uye Surana’s lingerie sets are made using nylon, the brand stands out from other brands because it is extremely size-inclusive. The company offers sizes ranging from XS to 3XL, and its bras are fully-adjustable: they support 70+ different traditional bra sizes!

The brand’s products are ethically handmade in a small, family-owned factory in Colombia. They are produced in small batches and often in limited editions, which makes sure products are not overproduced and, thus, prevents waste.

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3) Stella McCartney

Materials: Recycled Polyamide, Polyamide

Price: $156-225

Stella McCartney is a renowned British fashion brand that sells clothing for women and men, accessories, perfume, eyewear, as well as kids’ clothes. The brand has a great selection of lingerie sets, crafted from the finest materials, leavers lace and georgette silk chiffon. Most of the bras are adorned with precious lace on the cups and a thin lace trim.  

Even though some lingerie sets are still made with polyamide, Stella McCartney has been using more and more recycled polyamide to produce them in a more sustainable way. Its lingerie sets are designed for comfort and style, and they are the ideal pieces to help you embrace your femininity! 

The brand is very transparent regarding its environmental impact. In 2021, it became a member of the Ethical Trading Initiative, which promotes respect for workers’ rights and helps companies to improve their working conditions in their supply chains.

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4) Cosabella

Materials: Cotton, Polyamide 

Price: $84-143

Created 35 years ago by an Italian couple, Cosabella sells feminine lingerie, pajamas and loungewear. 

The brand makes various styles of bras and underwear, including fancier ones. Cosabella’s Never Say Never collection has different bras, bralettes, thongs and panties that are all matching each other. You can easily create a gorgeous lingerie set by choosing your favorite pieces! 

The Never Say Never collection features a unique floral pattern and innovative lace, and some models are sold in a wide variety of colors. They are all timeless designs that will give you confidence and comfort! 

Cosabella’s lingerie pieces are hand-crafted using high-quality polyamide and cotton, and they are made in family-run workshops in Italy. 

The skilled artisans that produce Cosabella lingerie use traditional techniques derived from the Renaissance, and a single thong can take up to 10 hours to be made. 

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5) Underprotection

Materials: Recycled Polyamide, Recycled Elastane, Recycled Polyester, Lyocell, Organic Cotton

Price: $41-136

Underprotection is a Danish brand making sustainable lingerie, swimwear, loungewear and hosiery using eco-friendly materials only. 

It has a huge selection of fancy lingerie sets: you get to choose between multiple styles and colors of bras and their matching panties. Underprotection creates unique designs that feature floral laces and patterns, cute fringes, golden rings, and mesh straps. 

Some of the brand’s bras are lovely maternity bras that are perfect for every new mom who wants to feel extra feminine and special. 

Underprotection’s lingerie sets are made in Europe using recycled polyamide, recycled elastane, recycled polyester or lyocell, and some of the panties’ gussets are made with organic cotton. All the fabrics are Oeko-Tex certified, meaning that they are safe for you and the environment. 

Underprotection is a certified B Corporation, and most of its products are approved vegan by PETA.

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6) ColieCo

Materials: Tencel & Recycled Fibers

Price: $24-50

For more than a decade, ColieCo Lingerie has been producing ethically made to order lingerie, underwear and swimwear collections from a wide range of reclaimed, recycled and natural fibre fabrics.

Reaching beyond the stereotypes, ColieCo is committed to demonstrating that sustainable slow fashion can be accessible, affordable and fun.

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7) Brighton Lace

Materials: Oeko-Tex Certified Lace, Organic Cotton 

Price: $88-96

Brighton Lace is a British brand that sells lingerie made from organic cotton and non-toxic lace. The company has a wide range of lacy lingerie sets. They all look very fancy, delicate and feminine! I love that each set features some unique details, like flowery patterns or fun and bright colors. All Brighton Lace’s lingerie sets are made using Oeko-Tex Standard 100 certified laces. The brand’s suppliers are also certified with Oeko-Tex STeP, ensuring that each step of the production process is sustainable. 

Brighton Lace’s lingerie is ethically sourced and made in the United Kingdom. The brand uses eco-friendly dyes, and its dyeing process requires 80% less water compared to conventional dyeing. 

The company has taken steps to minimize its textile waste as it buys all its fabrics in small batches to avoid any excess. Brighton Lace also reuses its leftover fabric pieces to create small accessories, and it makes the gussets of its lace undies from surplus organic cotton fabric.

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8) Kat the Label

Materials: Polyester, Cotton 

Price: $41-88

Kat The Label is an Australian brand that creates different types of lingerie pieces and sleepwear for women. 

The company sells numerous matching lace lingerie sets that are all designed with comfort and perfect fit in mind. You get to choose between various styles, from structured underwire bras to delicate bralettes, each with its matching thongs or panties. 

 Kat The Label’s lingerie sets are the perfect example of sophistication and femininity. They will make you feel empowered and stylish, and you will adore their eye-catching details, such as satin trimmings and embroidered flowers. 

The brand offsets its carbon emissions from shipping and has taken steps to reduce its textile waste. For instance, Kat The Label purchases leftover fabrics from larger brand orders, so that they do not end up in landfills. 

Each year, the brand hosts an event to raise funds for Cancer research and awareness.

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9) Eco Intimates

Materials: Organic Cotton, Cotton, Silk

Price: $93-135

Eco Intimates is an Australian brand creating luxurious lingerie and sleepwear using natural and organic materials. 

The company sells a dozen of lingerie sets that are fancier than your basic underwear sets.

Most of them are made in black or white, but some have a unique, beautiful floral pattern that makes them even more feminine. 

You will love the cool details on each lingerie set! These include ribbon bows, broderie lace, frilly edges, and nickel-free metal rings, sliders and hooks.

Eco Intimates’ lingerie sets are made of GOTS-certified organic cotton, silk or cotton, which are biodegradable materials. This is very rare, especially for lacy lingerie that tends to be made with synthetic fabrics. 

The brand’s collections are handcrafted in small batches by a couple of teams of home-makers in Indonesia, and each order is wrapped in a recyclable and biodegradable material.

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10) Proof

Price: $43

Not all leak-proof underwear needs to be boring as proven here!

Founded by the three Caden sisters, Proof focuses on covering all kinds of leaks, like period, bladder, maternity and postpartum, sweat, and post-sex - whatever it is, they got you covered.

Proof is paired with the Period Menstrual Movement, Black Women for Wellness, and the High Five Grant for Moms to help further women empowerment throughout the world.

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About the Author

Eva Astoul is a French freelance writer, specializing in content related to sustainability, simple living, and a growth-focused healthy lifestyle. She runs her own blog, Green With Less, to inspire people to live a more minimalist and sustainable life.

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