The Best Sustainable Fashion And Jewellery Brands

For the eco-friendly shopper, we've rounded up the top fashion brands helping to save the oceans with their ethically produced, sustainable products. Through designer items like jewellery and skincare to recycled bags and swimwear, these designer brands are helping combat the biggest threats to the world’s oceans.

Alex Monroe

British jeweller Alex Monroe has long supported conservation projects with his collections of quirky and wearable nature-inspired pieces. Having supported previously supported environmental organisation Friends of the Earth by including a bee-saving kit with every piece sold from his Beehive range, this year both the charity and Monroe are turning their attention towards the crisis in our oceans. For every piece sold from Monroe's new Oceans collection - a line of marine-inspired rings, bracelets and necklaces depicting fish, shells, turtles, whales and other sea creatures in recycled gold and silver plate - £10 will be donated to Friends of the Earth efforts to end plastic pollution and protect the oceans.

Alex Monroe Starfish Chain Bracelet in Gold, £225

Alongside its long-standing philanthropic campaign One for One - which provides a child in need with a pair of shoes for every pair sold - Toms has teamed up with ocean conservation organisation Oceana to help protect the world's marine life. The limited edition whale collection offers nine styles for men, women and children with proceeds donated to support the advocacy work of Oceana and protect the whales, dolphins, seals, sea turtles, sharks and fish whose habitats and food supplies are being destroyed by harmful fishing practices.

TOMS Alpargata canvas espadrilles shoes, £37.99

One of the earliest responders to the plastic crisis, Selfridges Project Ocean campaign is now in its eighth year. As part of its activities Selfridges banned plastic bottles in store, promoted the use of reusable bottles, hosted an art exhibition including Studio Swine’s fine art created from ocean plastic waste, launched a Donate As You Dine scheme in its restaurants and encouraged the filling of reusable bottles from its Sea Change drinking fountain.

Selfridges SIGG M2Malletier aluminium water bottle, £27.99

Luxury luggage brand Tumi is making its first foray into the world of ocean conservation this autumn with a new capsule collection created from a blend of virgin materials and recycled nylon and plastic bottles. The finished products are made from 70% recycled materials and represent the first time the brand has been able to offer a sustainable fabric which doesn't compromise on its rigorous quality control. The Recycled capsule collection comprises four lightweight backpacks (two from the women's Voyageur collection and two from the men's Alpha Bravo collection), two zippered pouches and a sling-style bag, with up to 30 plastic bottles being recycled to make each piece.

Tumi Alpha Bravo Recycled Lark Backpack, £425.00

To mark World Oceans Day in June 2018, London-based menswear brand Frangipani renewed its long-standing partnership with the Blue Marine Foundation. To support the important ocean conservation work of the Blue Marine Foundation Frangipani has designed a limited edition shirt called The Big Blue, with 25% of the sales from each shirt donated to the charity.

Frangipani Bomb Shell Shirt, £75

London-based luxury fashion brand Montesogno was founded on the ethos that, rather than donating to animal conservation organisations as an act of charity, this money is merely what is owed to the animals and environment around us for the inspiration and materials they provide for each collection. Crafted from sustainable materials and delivered in plastic-free recyclable packaging, Montesogno recently teamed up with international sports brand Prendas Ciclismo to create a cycling jersey emblazoned with Montesogno's marine-inspire Animage print. 10% of the proceeds from the sale of each jersey will be donated to the Whitley Fund for Nature to help support ocean conservation projects across the globe.

Prendas X Montesogno sea Animage Jersey, £64.99​

Argentina-based brand Mafia is the brainchild of professional kite surfer Marcos Mafia and his sister Paz and gives worn out windsurf and boat sails a new lease of life by turning them in to bags. Having found huge success in the US and Japan with their colourful designs and hard-wearing accessories, the brand is now expanding to the UK and Europe.

Handmade in California, not only do Mafia's bags stop sails heading to landfill or polluting the oceans, but because there are so many different sail designs each one is completely unique.

Mafia Bags W-Pack, $149