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1 week ago | goodonyou.eco | Amy Miles

Our editors curate highly rated brands that are first assessed by our rigorous ratings system. Buying through our links may earn us a commission—supporting the work we do. Learn more. Parisian label Sézane is at the fore of the “French girl style” trend and is an Instagram sensation, boasting 4.8m followers at the time of writing. But its rating is “Not Good Enough”, so we’re offering some alternatives to the brand’s casual and cool designs.

3 weeks ago | goodonyou.eco | Amy Miles

Every month the Good On You team scours the internet to bring you the sustainable fashion and beauty news that matters. Here’s what you need to know in April 2025. A report from The Guardian at Paris Fashion Week charts an uptick in real animal fur and skins on the catwalk in response to emerging maximalism trends.

3 weeks ago | goodonyou.eco | Amy Miles

Published: 02 Apr 2025The majority of brands still receive our two lowest ratings—”Not Good Enough” and “We Avoid”—because they just aren’t being transparent enough about their actions. Some, however, are bucking the trend and paving the way for a more sustainable future in the fashion industry. Meet five of them here. Why do we rate brands? Brand ratings are the backbone of our mission at Good On You: to help you discover the very best sustainable fashion brands from around the world.

1 month ago | goodonyou.eco | Amy Miles

In her new book, Climate Is Just the Start, activist Mikaela Loach helps young readers understand the climate crisis and its implications. It comes at an important moment as a recent survey found that 78% of primary-aged children have eco-anxiety, and they’re not the only ones—it’s affecting adults, too. Here, Loach explains her inspiration for writing the book, alongside five hopeful thinking points from its pages. They make for essential reading at any age.

1 month ago | goodonyou.eco | Amy Miles

This week, the Institute of Positive Fashion Forum will seek to push the industry closer to circularity and net-zero targets through a range of keynotes and panel sessions. But what does a better future really look like? Shailja Dubé, the Institute’s deputy director, believes stringent target setting and driving equity through the supply chain are key.