Check out these 16 vegan fashion brands – from affordable to luxury

If you want new clothes, but you’d like them to be as ethical and sustainable as possible, then look no further than these fully vegan fashion brands! They take the guesswork out of buying clothes that fit your vegan values.

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So you’ve switched to a vegan diet (or you’re somewhere on the plant-based spectrum), but now you’re asking yourself: what clothes are vegan friendly?

One of my favourite things to do is to browse the local charity shops and see what bargains I can find… But sometimes the items have their labels removed and it’s hard to tell whether they contain animal products or not.

An alternative to that is buying clothes from these entirely vegan fashion brands! I’ve included affordable vegan clothing brands and luxury vegan brands, so hopefully there’s something for your budget!

16 vegan fashion brands to watch in 2022

It’s hard to define what exactly constitutes affordable versus luxury, as this will be different for everyone.

I chose to define affordable vegan brands as those who have products mostly under £100, and luxury vegan brands as those with products mostly in the 3+ figure range.

So pick your budget and enjoy your online window shopping!

Affordable vegan clothing brands

Joanie

I’m glad I discovered Joanie*! I like that they share photos of models with a variety of body shapes, it helps me imagine what the clothes would look like on me. A statement on their website reads:

As of January 2021, we no longer use animal products or byproducts in the creation of our garments. We never use leather, cashmere, mohair, Angora, wool, fur or animal hair, feathers or down, silk, bone, teeth, horn, or shell. These components are banned from our production, making all Joanie products vegan friendly. 

Joanie – our fabrics*

Jungley

With designs inspired by nature, Jungley* also plants a tree for every item sold. And I couldn’t make a list about vegan clothing without including at least one pun-y item…

Nomads

Inspired by the founders’ encounter while backpacking in India in the 1980s, Nomads* embraces fair trade principles in all its processes. I love their casual, yet stylish essentials.

Doris & Dude

Start your vegan clothing journey from the bottom up with soft bamboo socks for the whole family from Doris & Dude*! It’s no secret that I love socks with fun prints, so I’m eying the plants socks below!

FLUX Undies

Searching for vegan period underwear? Search no further! FLUX Undies* provides you with a sustainable alternative to period products.

I’ll have to admit here that I’m still nervous to try period underwear – I’ve been team Mooncup for 10 years now. If you’ve tried them, please tell me about your experience in the comments!

Matt & Nat

Matt & Nat* have become one of THE brands when it comes to vegan accessories and it’s obvious why: their products exude luxury, while also being versatile and reasonably priced. Fun fact: their name is actually short for material & nature.

Johnny Loves Rosie

If you want something less minimalist and more feminine, check out the customisable vegan leather bags by Johnny Loves Rosie*. Not only can you add your initials to the bags, but you can also switch out the straps and buy bows to accessorise them with.

Ration.L

For all you lovers of the casual cool look, Ration.L* has you covered. I love that their designs are gender-neutral and use organic materials.

Luxury vegan clothing brands

Hilary MacMillan

Head over to Hilary MacMillan* if you want vegan versions of leather and silk clothes, all in fun colours and a wide variety of sizes! I love what I found in the blouse below’s description: “Join us on the journey towards better luxury in your wardrobe”.

Cazinc The Label

If you know me, you know I love anything from Australia, and that includes Australian brands! Enter Cazinc The Label*, which has a variety of modern essentials in a variety of colours, to build your own sustainable capsule wardrobe.

Mireia Playà

Bringing together years of experience in the shoe-making industry with vegan ideals, Mireia Playà* shoes are made in Alicante. They have nice classic boots, as well as fun sandals.

Hurtig Lane

Another Spain-based designer, Hurtig Lane* uses recycled materials in both their products and packaging. If you want stylish vegan watches in lots of colours, look no further.

Votch

Another iconic vegan watch brand, Votch* was created when the ethically-minded founder couldn’t find a vegan replacement for her broken watch strap. I actually own the pale blue watch below (and have a couple other strap colours I switch around on a monthly basis). Votch also donates part of their profits to a different charity every season.

Blue District

For a feminine take on luxury vegan fashion, look no further than Blue District*. They offer sustainable clothes in black and white, as well as soft pastel shades.

Steele & Borough

Steele & Borough* are a Scandinavian brand that sells classic faux leather bags. I love the two-tone look of the bags below!

Cult of Coquette

Cult of Coquette* is where you want to head to if you’re looking for wow-factor going out shoes. I’m 100% a flats girl, but their heels really do look amazing.

This post was all about vegan fashion brands to watch in 2022.

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