Sustainable Fashion Brands - The Top 60 - pg 3 of 3

The annual Goose Studios list of sustainable fashion brands you need to know! Pg. 3 of 3


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$$$ - High End



41. Seeker x Retriever

$$ - Women + Men - Casual / Laid Back

Woman wearing indigo jinbei-style coat with matching trousers and beige collarless shirt and man wearing a collarless short sleeve henley with indigo cotton trousers from sustainable fashion brand Seeker x Retriever
woman wearing hand woven cotton sustainable button up sleeveless jumpsuit with leather sandals and man wearing indigo deconstructed blazer with cream shirt and indigo shorts from Seeker x Retriever

It’s not often you hear the phrase ‘designed in Australia, made in Thailand’, or at least certainly not here in the UK. But then Seeker x Retriever is distinctly different to the normal waves of fashion, or even slow fashion for that matter.


With a definite eastern and asian influence, Seeker x Retriever creates genuinely timeless fashion for men and women. In one sense they appear to be from a different time, somehow from the past and the future all in one. There’s a certain back to nature vibe from the beautiful hand-woven cotton, whose more open weave and loose silhouettes create an artsy linen-esque aesthetic.


Think collarless shirting, cropped overalls, boxy padded jackets (padding using recycled PET plastic fibres), loose deconstructed blazers and jinbei-style coats.


Seeker x Retriever also claim to be season-less, however for this writer currently looking out at a snowy scene from their window, we can definitively say this is timeless style made for the summer months…or at least hot climates!


Seeker x Retriever work with artisans in Northern Thailand to take their hand-made styles from loom to final dyeing, working with the community their Creative Director’s mother was from! It also means that air-miles are kept to an absolute minimum in production.


seekerxretriever.com


42. Isto

$$ - Men + Women - Casual / Laid Back

Man wearing olive green organic cotton sweatshirt with grey flannel trousers from sustainable fashion brand Isto and man wearing light yellow flannel shirt with dark chinos
Man wearing white organic cotton oxford shirt with grey trousers and woman wearing black short sleeve t-shirt with blue indigo jeans from sustainable fashion brand Isto

Isto primarily make menswear essentials (they do a few womenswear pieces too) for guys that want a no-fuss approach to looking good day-in-day out. With super soft flannel button down shirts in soft hues of blue, red and yellow, alongside classic oxford shirts and a solid selection of t-shirts and sweatshirts that happily hide a little bit of the old creeping gut…even in a Medium!


It’s all really good gear, all made in Portugal, so you know the quality is going to be some of the best around. Isto also do some linen shirts too. The women’s linen shirt deserves a shout out too as quite something. It comes in a beautifully lightweight linen with a soft curved hem, side pleat and slightly cropped sleeves.


Isto give clear price transparency and make their styles in organic cotton. This is no fuss sustainability that’s doing grown up basics pretty much perfectly.


isto.pt


43. grünBAG

$$ - Unisex (bags) - Casual / Street

Green rucksack made from recycled tarpaulin with large Grunbag branded closure and black shoulder bag made from recycled black tarpaulin with large grunbag closure branding
yellow recycled tarpaulin rucksack with black handles and large grunbag closure branding and orange sports holdall with black handles

What’s tough as nails, made from recycled tarpaulin, looks incredible on your insta feed, looks even better on your back and is often found in yellow despite being named after something green? You guessed it, it’s the mighty Danish grünBAG!


grünBAG are the stand out urban bag for a sustainable future. Made from 90% recycled or sustainable materials, these colourful rucksacks, shoulder bags, sports bags and cases give materials that could last a lifetime, a new lifeline as your new indestructible, favourite bag!


We are in love with their bright and bold backpack made from the waste fabric created from making tarpaulin lorry covers, inflatable bouncy castles and festival tents. It’s got a pocket for your MacBook, loads of space for life’s essentials and a secure zipped pocket, whilst somehow still looking slim and sleek. The in your face branding is actually a huge winner too. Especially as then everyone else knows how smug you feel about being an eco-conscious consumer.


grünBAGs are sewn either at grünBAG HQ in Denmark or by specialist producers in Poland - they’ll even swap any leather components for a vegan alternative if you want. grünBAG, they’re one of the good ones.


grunbag.eco


44. Beacon & Armour

$$ - Unisex - Casual

Woman wearing Grey fisherman jumper and man wearing cream submariner jumper with black trousers from sustainable knitwear brand Beacon and Armour
Man smiling wearing navy fisherman guernsey knit jumper with dark trousers and woman wearing navy submariner turtleneck jumper and charcoal jeans from sustainable knitwear brand Beacon and Armour

Beacon & Armour’s first collection comes in the form of two British Wool Jumpers, made from British Sheep’s Wool and Knitted in Britain. So in terms of sustainability, if you’re a British customer of Beacon & Armour you can probably stick your head out the window and hear said sheep bleating. Less air miles and more frolicking lambs, the way it should be.


Beacon & Armour’s first two unisex jumpers are a Guernsey knit and a Submariner knit. The Guernsey knit has a rolled funnel neck that will sit comfortably over a button down shirt, alongside distinctive contrast weaves that signal the searing fisherman history of the jumper.


The Submariner continues on the seafaring theme, but this time takes inspiration from the historical design worn by the British Navy. With a high, thick turtleneck and long ribs around the hem, this jumper is like having a constant hug on cold winter days. Aye, aye Captain.


Using Wool also gives Beacon & Armour a great sustainable advantage. At the end of life it will happily decompose back in to the ground, ready to become the soil that grows the grass, that feeds the sheep, that grow the wool, that makes another jumper.


beacon-armour.com


45. Matter

$$ - Women - Casual

Woman wearing white and black printed wide leg cropped trousers with a black sleeveless top tucked in and black leather loafers and woman wearing white and light blue and grey striped tunic dress with red leather slip on shoes from sustainable womenswear brand Matter
Woman wearing crossed over back sleeveless top with blue and orange printed bottoms and woman wearing printed button closed sleeveless jumpsuit with wide cropped legs and leather strap sandals from sustainable fashion brand Matter

If you love an artisan craft print, enjoy modern silhouettes and want to wear light loose organic clothing, then it’s time to get to know Matter.


Matter works with rural artisan communities in India and Indonesia, using hand loomed fabrics, Ikat dyeing and weaving and Batik dying (where wax is used to create patterns that are protected from the dye), including many styles being printed on organic cotton.


Matter is primarily a womenswear brand and inspired by travels around South East Asia. Creating a refreshing alternative to typical ‘travel inspired styles’ which are chic enough to get the Vogue seal of approval. The range if full of fun jumpsuits with open backs, lots of high waist cropped trousers all in suitably eye catching prints, simple cropped button backed tops and seriously rad reversible Kimono jackets.


matterprints.com


46. Raeburn

$$$ - Men + Women - Street / Casual

Man wearing recycled bright yellow woollen bomber jacket with black Raeburn branding and man wearing a black sweatshirt and matching sweatpants both made from recycled parachute material from sustainable menswear brand Raeburn
Woman wearing wide leg trousers, matching half sleeve top and bucket hat all made from recycled silk map fabric and man wearing organic cotton blue asymmetric stripe hoodie and sweatpants with Raeburn branding

Raeburn are primarily interesting. They’re a more high fashion/concept brand that have a collection called REMADE, where they re-use materials. Materials like old silk parachutes, old silk maps, original Russian blankets. Using these materials to create a range of mens and women styles such as anoraks, hoodies, sweatshirts and tunic dresses.


Raeburn is also a collaborative design studio, meaning they work with other brands to create more design-led sustainable capsule collections with them. Recent brands to pass through Raeburn’s doors have been Timberland, Palladium and the ace Finisterre.


The styles tend towards a future utilitarian look, sometimes with a military/outdoors edge, sometimes more streetwear. And it’s also worth noting that Raeburn use organic cotton throughout their collections.


raeburndesign.co.uk


47. Anian

$$ - Men + Women - Casual

Olive green organic cotton moleskin flannel shirt and french navy blue t-shirt with map of Vancouver island on the reverse, both from sustainable fashion brand Anian
Cream cashmere beanie hat with small Anian labelling and black charcoal fleece shirt both from sustainable fashion brand Anian

Anian are a minimalist outdoors clothing brand that is as comfortable catching up with friends at the pub for a couple of pints as much as it is hiking up a mountain pass.


It’s not often we agree with how a brand describes themselves, but Anian has pretty much hit the nail on the head saying they “design garments that are practical for a variety of weather conditions and social occasions without harming the environment.”


With dark ash, black and olive moleskin and flannel organic cotton shirts for men and women, alongside thick organic cotton ring-spun henley’s and tees with printed maps outlining their home spot of Vancouver island. They also do some extremely warm recycled cashmere knitted hats.


Added sustainability and ethical bonus points come from that they make everything in factories in Vancouver in Canada just down the road from the brand.


anianmfg.com


48. Riley Studio

$$ - Unisex - Street / Casual

Man and woman wearing matching black zip up track jackets in black and sweatpants from sustainable streetwear brand Riley Studio
Man and woman wearing matching beige oversized hoodie and sweatpants made by sustainable streetwear brand Riley Studio

Making genuinely gender-free clothing is a tricky business. To have clothing looking and fitting how you’d want it to on often very different gendered body shapes is not simple. We’ve often seen many brands resort to a version of a tunic dress or seriously oversized everything.


Riley Studio have however pretty much nailed it. They produce sustainable minimalist streetwear made from recycled waste fibres. The aesthetic sits together with say, a co-ord adidas tracksuit, only Riley Studio strip back that design and amplify it to a more premium, design-oriented, clean look.


To work on all humans, their choice of cuts is imperative. For example on their Lyocell (wood pulp) joggers, there’s a long bottom cuff keeping a tightness on the calf but with room to move in the thighs. While the high collar on the recycled nylon track jacket means a casual sporty look with the zip undone, but when zipped up to the top it’s a seriously sharp athleisure concept design.


The range continues with recycled cotton tees made in Portugal with subtle slogans, waxed BCI cotton modular anoraks (you can go from full on trainspotter to cropped top festival vibe in a few pulls of the recycled tape zips) made in Britain and recycled cotton and recycled polyester hoodies.


The finishing on the entire range is also impeccable. Go check. 


riley.studio


49. Leo Strange

$$ - Women - Casual / Weekend

Woman wearing artisan made green deconstructed blazer with black high waisted cropped trousers and yellow slide on heeled sandals from sustainable womenswear brand Leo Strange and woman wearing red slip dress with yellow scarf and yellow heeled slip on sandals
Woman wearing yellow frill sleeve blouse tucked into black high waisted trousers and woman wearing organic cotton wide and high neck long sleeve tee from sustainable fashion brand Leo Strange

Leo Strange make artisan produced womenswear, designed in Australia and made India. It’s a small range that contains just a few classy pieces in earthy hues of red, green and mustard.


With double pleated, high waisted tailored chinos made from organic cotton and calf length slip dresses made from banana silk with beautiful curved hems. Alongside batik striped, indigo dyed organic cotton short sleeved tees and wide-mock neck long sleeved tees.


Leo Strange focusses on using natural dyes, the reds made from the Common Madder plant, Myrobalan fruit for their yellows and even recycled iron for their deep blacks. It means that the whole collection works beautifully together as if nature has just put on its best catwalk outfit.


Add onto this that Leo Strange works with artisans to help overcome poverty in the regions where the artisan communities live, and you’ve got yourself a fantastic womenswear brand. 


leostrange.com


50. Weekday

$ - Men + Women - Casual / Laid Back

Woman wearing organic cotton khaki green jumpsuit with white ankle boots and man wearing orange and burgundy striped oversized long sleeve t-shirt with blue indigo jeans from sustainable fashion brand Weekday
Man wearing dark navy blue quarter zip organic cotton jumper with navy trousers and woman wearing white organic cotton t-shirt tucked into organic cotton green wide leg cords with white heeled ankle boots from sustainable fashion brand Weekday

Weekday are H&M in one of their various forms, it is starting to feel a bit like you lift the lid on any new slighty-edgy and affordable urban brand and out pops H&M!


Weekday don’t really shout that loudly about being sustainable, most of their marketing campaigns focus on other great movements like body image, LGBTQ awareness and refugees. However, weekday do one of the best affordable ranges of organic cotton clothing we’ve come across.


They even do recycled polyester swimwear too.


Covering girls and guys, it’s all really well made, all a little oversized and all just a touch more expensive than what you’d find in a normal H&M. Happily Weekday don’t go in for any garish graphic designs, instead it’s a mix of mid-weight plain and striped tees, heavy weight super cosy hoodies and sweats and organic denim too.


If you’re venturing into sustainable style, on a budget, and want to easily know where to go to get your everyday fashion with a bit of minimalist scandi style, then quite simply, go to Weekday.


Yes, you’ll be lining H&M’s pockets, but at least you’ll be showing the one of the world’s largest fashion brands that their customers give a damn about sustainability and they should be moving more quickly in to that direction!


weekday.com


51. Girlfriend Collective

$ - Women - Active

Woman wearing crop sports bra in turquoise with matching high waisted leggings and woman wearing grey crop sports bra and cycling shorts both from sustainable activewear brand Girlfriend Collective
Woman wearing pale rose pink crop sports bra and matching high waisted leggings with white velcro trainers holding some flowers and woman wearing white trainers with gum soles and bright red matching cropped sports bra and leggings from sustainable activewear brand Girlfriend Collective

Girlfriend Collective make body positive women’s activewear. It comes in a range of really lovely pastel hues (as well as black and dark navy) and every style is made from either PET plastic bottles or recycled fishing nets, and sewn in a Vietnamese factory that pays a living wage.


Clothes made from rubbish never looked quite so fab.


Their sustainable activewear is made for actually moving about in not just brunch, so you can be sure this is technical gear that also happens to look damn good.


Leggings come in high-rise or standard-rise and you can choose between a thicker compressive material or a lighter more flexible material and their sizing goes from XXS to 6XL (they’ve also taken the time to actually match these sizes to cuts that fit changing body shapes across that size range!).


Bras come as more of a crop top, with a high-neck low-back version and scoop neck racer-back version. Girlfriend collective also do a range of bodysuits, tees and tanks as well as running and spinning shorts!


You’ll be jumping for joy with Girlfriend Collective.


girlfriend.com


52. By Signe

$$ - Women - Casual

Woman wearing pale lavender ribbed wide leg organic cotton trousers with nude coloured t-shirt and black socks and woman wearing matching bra and brief set with By Signe branding
Woman wearing ribbed mock neck t-shirt holding a pair of orange sandals and woman wearing a light lavender strap organic cotton sustainable dress with chunky dad trainers and a lavender hoodie half on half off

By Signe make a range of women’s essentials that manage to toe the line between basic and interesting just right. With an individual aesthetic that’s restrained and design-led, the kind of simplicity that makes up great design and makes you take a second glance.


With organic cotton scoop tees in soft lilac and pastel yellow, an incredible range of jersey dresses, many with mock necks and also gathered and silk skirts. By Signe also do a small range of relaxed underwear in super soft organic cotton.


By Signe make all of their styles in their home country of Denmark, setting a high president for full and constant oversight by making their range in-house. They also ensure that all their organic cotton is GOTS certified and use oxybleach to whiten their fabrics if required (oxybleach is a low impact, safe method of whitening using oxygen that leaves no nasty chemical residue).


bysigne.com


53. Brave Gentleman

$$$ - Men - Office / Weekend

Recycled cotton and polyester tweed biker jacket and man wearing organic cotton serpent print short sleeve shirt with matching trousers from vegan menswear brand Brave Gentleman
Double breasted mens coloured check jacket made from recycled cotton and polyester and black vegan Chelsea boot from sustainable mens fashion brand Brave Gentleman

Sustainable mens fashion that’s on the smarter side, the much smarter side, is hard to come by. Very hard indeed. Especially to find any that actually looks damn good on.


Brave Gentleman is bucking that trend, bringing a sartorial style that involves crisp organic cotton short sleeve cotton shirting with bold prints, vibrant check recycled polyester houndstooth overcoats, lightweight bamboo suiting, ‘future-wool’ biker jackets (made from a mix of recycled cotton and polyester in Brazil) and a cracking selection of vegan smart shoes.


The initial focus for Brave Gentleman started out as being Vegan, so the entire range continues to be pushing the fore-front of innovation for vegan materials.


It’s a mix of more edgy, late night sartorial style alongside some more classic numbers. The footwear range is excellent, with brogues, double monks, chunky soled loafers and Chelsea boots.


bravegentleman.com


54. Colorful Standard

$$ - Unisex - Laid Back / Casual

Colorful Standard bright green beanie hat and dusty pink organic cotton hoodie
Bright orange organic cotton short sleeve t-shirt and bright neon yellow organic cotton sweatshirt from sustainable basics brand Colorful Standard

Colorful Standard may be from Denmark, but they realised that Portugal is pretty much the world leader at the moment in producing premium organic cotton jersey essentials. So they’ve done us all a favour and made all the basic essentials you need in all the colours you could wish for!


It’s unisex stying and the collection involves mid-weight short sleeve and long sleeve tees, heavyweight fleecy sweatshirts, heavy weight hoodies and some zip through hoodies too. It’s an American Apparel vibe from back in the day. To top it off Colorful Standard also do a range of Italian Merino wool beanies.


If that wasn’t all enough, they also donate 5% of their profits to charity.



colorfulstandard.com  


55. Bleed Clothing

$$ - Men + Women - Outdoors / Casual

Man wearing green hemp shacket with grey trousers and man wearing camel organic cotton hoodie with indigo jeans from sustainable brand Bleed clothing
Woman wearing grey marl zip up Polartec fleece hoodie and woman wearing cotton canvas camel parka jacket from sustainable outdoors clothing brand Bleed clothing

Bleed describe themselves as 100% eco, 100% fair, 150% YEAH. So you can’t help but be stoked for whatever they’re making!As it turns out they make vegan, sustainable clothing for anyone and everyone who loves to be outside skating, riding, surfing, running, snowboarding… They’re the 90’s skaters still looking for the good times. We massively respect that.


Alongside eco and vegan credentials, every piece of Bleed clothing has to fulfil the requirement of being great for sport and to look great in everyday life. What this translates as is mens and women styles along the lines of tear-proof Hemp Shackets, soft striped flannel shirts, organic cotton canvas parka jackets with Primaloft insulation, soft-shell hoodies and organic cotton jeans.


Bleed acts as a really good alternative to Patagonia if you want a more diverse range of everyday clothes that can more than easily deal with an afternoon hike or quick dash down a trail path on your bike. They also do a great little selection of Econyl swimwear for men and women. Bleed aren’t trying to be overly fashionable, they’re happy with being stylish, relaxed and functional.


bleed-clothing.com  


56. Adidas Parley

$ - Men + Women - Active

Woman wearing blue water patterned swimsuit made from recycled fishing nets and plastic from sustainable sportswear brand Adidas Parley and Man wearing Adidas Parley pale blue Prime knit running trainers
Back of woman wearing light lavender patterned Adidas parley primeknit sustainable running vest and Man wearing running t-shirt with blue gradient pattern and white shorts from sustainable activewear brand Adidas Parley

The extended collaboration between Parley, a curated gathering of innovators and ideas folk talking about the state of the oceans, and Adidas, an all singing all dancing taking over the world sportswear brand, is one of the most optimistic collaborations for the future of big business and protecting the planet, that we’ve seen.


The huge influence Adidas have means that now there is recycled polyester in the shirts of Manchester United, Bayern Munich and Real Madrid football shirts, Adidas Parley have made an NFL shirt together using recycled polyester and up cycled fabrics. Their range of trainers made from recycled polyester and ground up recycled rubber soles has been so commercially successful they’ve pledged to double its production to 11 million pairs in 2019.


There’s now a range of Adidas Parley Econyl swimwear too. Meaning not only is Adidas Parley using up the trash plastic bottles found in the sea, they’re also helping to remove the trash fishing nets too.


The best part is it also means there’s now sustainable, every day sportswear at Adidas prices and in Adidas styling that you can buy online. Ready for serious running, tennis, swimming, football, yoga…


Nike and Under Armour, I hope you’re taking notes.


adidas.com/parley  


57. Wawwa

$$ - Unisex - Casual / Laid Back

Woman wearing organic cotton grey Wawwa sweatshirt with light wash ripped denim and black lace up boots with a reversible green and white sustainable scarf with Wawwa branding and man wearing washed out red organic cotton t-shirt with white large wave print
Man wearing washed out blue organic cotton hoodie with small Wawwa embroidered branding in the middle chest and woman wearing acid wash denim with an organic cotton bright pink t-shirt with a space inspired pink, white and black graphic illustration both from sustainable fashion brand Wawwa

Wow-wow-wee-wa, no wait, that’t not right - but what is right is pretty much everything about Wawwa. Lets start with the style and get onto the even better stuff.


Wawwa make unisex laid back casual styles that have a definite oversized skater vibe and a little bit of a washed out dye surfer feel. It’s damn cool with some seriously good illustrated graphics in seriously popping colours. Think organic cotton and fair-trade tees, hoodies and sweats. They’ve also got you sorted on the accessories with beanie and fishermen hats, socks and football-esque scarves.


Right, now what else do Wawwa get up to? Funny you should ask, they pay the living wage, they’ve been experimenting with a recycled yarn made from recycled plastic bottles and organic cotton offcuts, they’re Peta Vegan certified too.


Phew, that’s quite the list. Oh, and they also have 1 for 1 bundles. Where if you buy a beanie hat, t-shirt and socks together, they’ll donate the same to someone homeless. Which is totally awesome.


Big-ups to Wawwa, they’re also a certified Social Enterprise.


wawwaclothing.com  


58. Back Beat Rags

$$ - Women - Casual

Woman wearing ochre orange Tencel wide leg trousers with white sports trainers and white vest top and woman wearing army green boyfriend fit organic cotton and hemp t-shirt from sustainable womenswear brand Back Beat Rags
Woman wearing a washed yellow hemp and organic cotton chore workwear jacket with metal buttons and white vest underneath and woman wearing white organic cotton t-shirt with red printed logo reading 'High Times' with dark navy Tencel wide leg pants and black slip on sandals

Back Beat Rags bring a touch of California, mix it with a whole heap of organic and hemp fabrics and finish it with a few vintage twists. With a ‘small but all you need’ basics womenswear collection that is effortlessly cool, has an on point colour palette and comes in easy, wearable cuts made to have fun in.


All you really need to add is a spot of Cali sun!


With Tencel and Hemp sweater robes that sit over wide leg utility pants. Oversized hemp hoodies and sweats alongside hemp heavy twill utility jackets with beautiful large brass coloured metal buttons. Then there are organic cotton rib mock necks, high neck jumpsuits and a couple of fun slogan tees. All of this comes in a variety of soft pastel hues that look like you’ve just picked the perfect insta filter.


Oh, and check out the short sleeve hemp boiler suits - too good.


They also manufacture down the road (literally, like 10 miles) from their studio in Los Angeles, including sourcing their sustainable knitted fabrics!



backbeatrags.com  


59. Monki

$ - Women - Casual / Weekend

Woman wearing pale blue oversized faux shearling coat made with recycled polyamide with black skinny jeans and striped organic cotton t-shirt and woman wearing green and white striped organic cotton t-shirt with organic cotton ochre orange mini skirt, white tube socks and checkerboard vans, all from sustainable fashion brand Monki
Woman wearing organic cotton t-shirt in burgundy, yellow and white with pink high waist zip up mini skirt and white tubular socks and light pink vans and woman wearing black jeans with a BCI cotton knitted oversized cream jumper, all from sustainable women's fashion brand Monki

Monki is the go-to womenswear brand for fashion lovers with a relaxed, super fun style. This is feel good, totally rad style with (nearly) the sustainability creds to match. It’s also totally affordable. Talk about crushing it.


Find striped organic cotton long sleeve tees in boy-ish cuts and in every colour your heart could desire, oversized crazy fluffy recycled polyamide shearling coats, organic cotton V neck buttoned, wide-leg boiler suits, wide leg BCI cotton corduroy trousers in that classic mustard shade and a whole host of other styles to fall in love with.


We really recommend visiting one of their stores too. It’s mirror madness and makes you feel like you’re in a unicorn dreamland.


One thing to note though, Monki are on the journey to sustainability, some styles are, some not so much - Underneath the thumbnails on the styles look for the phrase “Monki Cares”! There’s also an ‘Monki Cares Edit’ editorial on their website for a quick and easy route to viewing a good selection of their sustainable styles.


monki.com


60. Riz

$$ - Men - Swim

Blue mens patterned swimshorts and pink patterned mens boardshorts made sustainably from recycled fishing nets
Mens blue sustainable drawstring boardshorts with bold patterns from sustainable mens swimwear brand Riz

Riz Boardshorts are a guys best friend at the beach. They make their boardshorts from recycled PET bottles that lived a previous life floating around in the ocean. There’s a happy irony in that they’ll make a return to the ocean when you’re riding/falling off your surfboard!


Riz have you covered for short, mid length, long and all-day board shorts that either come in slightly flamboyant prints, or something more average joe. It’s good of them to think of us all!


Better still when you buy a pair of Riz boardshorts they’ll donate £1 to the Marine Conservation Society (MCS) to help support the ongoing efforts to protect our marine world.


Added bonus is from their ‘Rizcycling’ scheme, where once your shorts have played their last innings, you can send them back to Riz for recycling, repairing or re-homing. They’ll even give you 25% off your next pair for doing so.


Top chaps.


rizboardshorts.com


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