Sustainable Clothing Brand

What is meant by sustainable clothing?

Sustainable clothing refers to apparel that uses sustainable fabrics in its production process. Some natural and sustainable materials used in sustainable clothing in Australia (and elsewhere) include hemp, organic cotton and Pima cotton — all of which have a minimal negative impact on the planet.

There’s also sustainable clothing made from recycled plastics or techno fabrics, like recycled polyester and an elastane-nylon blend. In fact, some of our partner brands use these materials to create sustainable swimwear, sustainable surfwear and sustainable kids’ swimwear.

What sustainable clothing is available at The Someday Co.?

Here at The Someday Co., we’re focused on providing our customers with a range of consciously crafted eco-activewear, sustainable surfwear and swimwear perfect for summertime adventures, swimming, surfing, yoga and other athletic pursuits.

Are sustainable clothes of better quality?

Yes. Sustainable clothing in Australia or anywhere around the globe is extremely durable and designed to last several years. Since their design is primarily simple and minimalist, sustainable apparel is usually unaffected by trends or short-lived fashion styles.

How can I tell if a brand is sustainable?

Brands that are truly committed to sustainability are clear, concise and specific about the details they share concerning their company, products, manufacturing and production processes.

For example, every product description should provide information on not only the fabric name but also where it is sourced and how much of it comprises recycled material (e.g., the number of plastic bottles used to make a piece of ethical clothing in Australia).

Sustainable brands are also transparent about their eco-conscious goals and achievements and may donate a portion of each sale towards a charity or organisation that prioritises sustainability. 

You may also find logos of globally recognised certifying bodies that attest to their sustainable business practices posted on their website, such as Fairtrade, Global Organic Textile Standard (GOTS), Ecocert, OEKO-TEX Standard, etc.