Good On You ranking: We avoid (or unranked)

After taking inventory of all the brands that I currently wear, I unfortunately had the realization that most of them are not as sustainable as they claim. So below I'll document all the brands that I love and frequently shop that land at an average 1 out of 5 ranking, or ‘we avoid’ on GoodOnYou (*as of July 2023) and more information as to why they fit within this ranking. On this page I will also mention any brands I shop that are unranked on Good On You, and do not have enough publicly available information on their sustainability practices:

• Alo yoga: Planet: 1; People: 1; Animals: 2 | Alo is not taking adequate steps to manage its greenhouse gas emissions.

• Outdoor voices: Planet: 2; People: 1; Animals: 3 | Outdoor Voices does not communicate sufficient information about its labor policies.

• Dissh: No information available | What Dissh’s website says: The majority of our new collections are created from natural fibres. We have also introduced other new environmentally friendly fabrics into our collections, including ramie, cupro, and more, and a new collection of entirely recycleable products. "In partnership with an Australian Sustainability Consultant to reassess all aspects of our business."

• The Frankie Shop: No information available | The Frankie Shop’s website has no information on it’s sustainability practices.

• Jenni Kayne: No information available | What Jenni Kayne’s website says: We have always valued slow fashion, natural fibers, local production, and fair working conditions. We are constantly exploring ways to further minimize our impact—not only for today, but for the future.