Aurelie Crop Hoodie Lavender

1. Indigo Luna creates sustainably made yoga wear, loungewear, swimwear, and linen.

Hemp Wide Leg Pants

2. Uniform Handmade offers a minimal collection of thoughtfully and beautifully designed pieces. Perfect for zoom meetings!

3. We all know and love Girlfriend for their leggings and sport bras made from recycled plastic bottles, but if if you want to get even cozier than the leggings, they launched a collection of joggers and sweats, too.

4. Wisconsin-based Rawson Studio is home to basics, thermals, cozy modern workwear and other sustainable loungewear available on Etsy. While the above photo features ladies, they have lots of genderless and male garments too. They’re super affordable and sell vintage too!

Organic Cotton Henley Waffle Pullover

5. Back Beat Co, our long time eco club member, is the best of the best when it comes to sustainable loungewear. Their laidback California style clothing is exactly what you need to feel relaxed. (no longer in business)

6. California Cloth Foundry (available from eco club member Made Trade) I’ve been eyeing this Colorgrown Split Crew Tee forever and ever. Doesn’t it looks so comfy, yet v cute?!

Easy Does It Tank

7. Foundationals focuses on high quality sustainable materials like organic cotton for their laidback basics. The fit looks incredible. They truly do make chic look effortless!

8. Does MATE even need an introduction? Their Organic Thermal sets are my fave. Over the holidays I treated myself to one of their thermal joggers and they are the best pair I own… and the most sustainable.

9. One of the more affordable options for sustainable loungewear, Softwear has super cozy matching sets, and loungewear for men, too.

10. Object Apparel unisex loungewear is made by hand in Detroit, all natural and nontoxic. I’m totally into their high waisted Hemp Blend Undies and Organic Poppy Pullover.

11. I own People of Leisure‘s Daybreak Hoodie (another quarantine purchase) and I love it! It’s super light and fitted so it’s good for going on long walks here in Seattle, where you start off chilly but want something light (and easy to tie around your waist) as you warm up. There are so many things from them on my wishlist!

12. Grant Blvd makes loungewear, basics, and even outerwear ALL from reclaimed fabric. Many are screenprinted with important messages like End Cash Bail, above. I have their ‘sustainable shit only’ fanny pack. Plus, they’re Beyonce approved!

Cap Tee in White

13. Sancho‘s women’s loungewear section just might be the capsule wardrobe we all need.

14. I recently met The Waight on Instagram, a slow fashion brand that accepts pre-orders to minimize waste. They have a collection of undyed garments and also use avocado dyes! Does this not look like the coziest sweat set ever?!

Bang Sweater Henley | Cloudy

15. Lastly, Ajaie Alaie creates handmade garments in Brooklyn with intention.

What’s your favorite sustainable loungewear brand? Let’s get this list even longer!

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Where to Buy Sustainable Joggers

Not gonna lie, sustainable joggers ain’t cheap. But we knew that, right? Most of the mass-produced joggers out there are made with low-cost, low-quality, and environmentally harmful synthetic materials, or at best, conventional cotton. Buying joggers made from natural, eco-friendly materials, especially organic, does require more of an investment. Full disclosure I haven’t tried all of these myself (trust me, when I have a jogger budget of $1000+, you’ll be the first to know), but from my research investment truly is the correct term here. When you purchase clothing made with higher standards from higher quality materials, they’re going to last longer (provided you take care of it). Always think of that #costperwear, friends.

Sijo women’s bamboo joggers via Made Trade

Softwear women’s modal joggers, also from eco club member Made Trade.

MATE tops the list of sustainable joggers because they offer a few different kinds, which of course, are all so damn cozy (I own several). Plus they’re colorful. And they’ve got SETS! I’m personally all heart eyes over the organic thermal joggers, but you also have the option of thicker, fleece joggers.

Sunny, sunny colors!

Indigenous Jogger Pant

So far one of the more affordable sustainable joggers I’ve come across is the Bamone Jogger Pant from Ten Tree (photo by @kahliaanika), made of organic cotton and recycled polyester.

Pink Jogger Set from Plain Jane, which you can also buy for your littles!

Another new-to-me option for sustainable joggers is LA Relaxed, which are made from tencel, modal, and organic cotton.

Have you figured out where to buy sustainable joggers? Tell us what we should add to this list! We’re all WFH until further notice, after all.

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