19 sustainable fashion brands to support in Singapore

Rock Daisy takes a refreshingly eco-friendly and fashion-forward approach to sustainability. The Singaporean label crafts with 100 per cent natural fibres that can be easily reused and upcycled.  Its offerings are also released as “editions” of seasonless wardrobe staples that are available all year round, showcasing sustainability not as a constraint but as a source of creative freedom.

Minimalist by design and transparent by nature, Source Collections focuses on thoughtfully made wardrobe essentials that feel as good as they look. The brand prioritises natural fabrics like Tencel and organic cotton while ensuring that every part of its supply chain—from mills to factories—is ethical and fully traceable.

Studio Gypsied is an elegant answer to fast fashion’s disregard for tradition. It’s a go-to brand for batik and traditional silhouettes reimagined for modern versatility—think jacket silhouettes, pencil skirts, culottes and cropped tops. The slow fashion brand celebrates founder Aqilah Zailan’s Javanese heritage by incorporating batik into sustainable fabrics like EcoVero and Tencel, which hold dyes well, resulting in vibrant, lasting colours.

Graye Studio speaks to the design-conscious dresser looking for thoughtful, timeless clothing. Based in Singapore, the label draws on natural materials like cupro (sometimes known as vegan silk) and organic cotton, with an emphasis on modular, versatile silhouettes that cross gender and season. Its quietly confident approach invites a more intentional way of dressing—one that values longevity over novelty.

Lontessa takes a personalised approach to sustainability, offering lines of made-to-order and ready-to-wear apparel. Its New Zealand-raised founder and designer, Tessa Lont, draws inspiration from the rich tapestry of Māori culture and native land to create softly tailored pieces designed for lasting wear.

Restore is a homegrown brand that focuses on upcycling and repurposing materials. It transforms discarded fabrics into chic, contemporary pieces, ensuring that each item tells a unique story. By shopping at Restore, you’ll be supporting a brand that champions the circular economy and promotes responsible consumption.

Dear Samfu takes its name from the Cantonese word for ‘top and pants’, common daily attire for first-generation Chinese-Singaporean women, fitting for a label inspired by the founders’ grandmother. The label seeks to celebrate the spirit of its muse: prudence, timelessness, and a tinge of defiance. It curates quality deadstock fabrics for its nostalgic pieces, imparting a sense of sentimentality while championing sustainability. 

For families looking for sustainable options for their little ones, Ikkikidz offers stylish children’s clothing made from organic materials like bamboo viscose. The brand emphasises comfort and durability while ensuring that its production processes are environmentally friendly.

With a name meaning “giving life” in Swahili, Maisha Concept celebrates artisanal craftsmanship through vibrant prints and natural fabrics sourced from Kenya and India. Each garment is handcrafted in small batches, making it a perfect choice for those who appreciate unique pieces that support traditional techniques.

If you're looking for eco-friendly undergarments, The Mori Club specialises in bamboo spandex pieces that are both comfortable and sustainable. Their commitment to ethical production ensures that every item is made with care for both the environment and the workers involved.

Sabrina Goh is a Singapore-based designer known for her minimalist and modern aesthetic. The brand focuses on creating timeless pieces using sustainable materials like organic cotton and Tencel. Its design philosophy focuses on versatile and long-lasting pieces that encourage conscious consumption.

In a world where garments are often churned out to keep pace with the seasons, Ginlee Studio stands out as a contemporary womenswear label that emphasises quality over quantity. The brand takes pride in designing thoughtful and flattering pieces that will remain timeless over the years, drawing inspiration from nature and everyday geometric shapes and lines.

Nyana Nyana is an eco-friendly fashion brand that creates unique pieces from recycled and upcycled materials. The brand works with local artisans to craft one-of-a-kind garments and accessories, promoting circular fashion and supporting traditional craftsmanship.

Wolf and Byrd combines minimalist design with ethical production. Designed in Singapore and produced in small batches, the brand uses eco-friendly fabrics and works with small-scale manufacturers to ensure fair labour practices. Its collections feature versatile pieces that can be dressed up or down, making them perfect for the modern, conscious consumer.

Sui’s design philosophy is “crafting clothing with a green heart”. This label is committed to conscious production and raising awareness of ethical fashion that is versatile while having minimal impact on the environment. Its collections feature whimsical prints inspired by the environment, with a focus on materials that feel good on your skin.

Esse is redefining modern womenswear with its focus on timeless designs crafted from sustainable fabrics. This brand emphasises transparency in its supply chain and regularly engages with its manufacturing partners to ensure ethical practices. Each piece is designed to be a lasting staple in any wardrobe, reflecting a minimalist aesthetic that resonates with conscious consumers.

Bringing vibrant African-inspired designs to Singapore, Olive Ankara stands out with its joyful colour palettes and patterns. This slow fashion brand prioritises quality and uniqueness over mass production, and strives to be as close to zero waste as possible in its manufacturing process. Olive Ankara also supports social causes by giving back to organisations that empower women in need.

This social enterprise focuses on creating beautiful, handmade clothing in collaboration with artisan communities worldwide. Each piece is made-to-order using eco-friendly materials, ensuring minimal waste. Our Barehands not only provides stylish options but also promotes fair trade and empowers local artisans through their work.

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Known for its elegant linen pieces, Summery The Label celebrates simplicity and comfort in its designs. Each collection is crafted from eco-friendly linens that are both luxurious and environmentally friendly. It focuses on small batch production of timeless and modern designs that are trans-seasonal and consciously designed with lower-impact fabrics.

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