* This line closed at the end of 2019

Designer Chrissy Fogerty launched Fauxgerty in 2013 with a collection of PVC free faux leather motorcycle jackets, they inspired the lines name. Since then she has branched out to include a wide array of ethically produced styles, made from sustainable fabrics (75% of the pieces are sewn using deadstock, organic cotton and Tencel are also used). Fauxgerty’s collections are manufactured in California, Alabama and Tennessee, at factories that pay on average of 71% over minimum wage. In addition to choosing eco friendly fabrics and maintaining high ethical standards for their production, Fauxgerty also strives to be size inclusive. Their garments are sampled and fit tested on sizes 00 to 24, a range not often found in the ethical community (and very much needed). We love how conscious Chrissy is about every aspect of her business, and we adore the style of her pieces, a beautiful combination of vintage and modern.

Saint Louis, MO

www.fauxgerty.com

Instagram @fauxgerty

Hipsters For Sisters is a sustainable line of bags designed by mother and daughter duo Debra and Rachel Denniston. Their signature styles are hands free, worn at the hip, like a chic update to the Fanny Pack. The concept was created by Debra (mother) after years of frustration and shoulder pain associated with heavy bags. She also wanted to simplify "If men can get through their days with only the contents of their pockets, women can too." Their belt bags are just the right size for the essentials, for days when life requires you to carry a little more, they also design some beautiful larger cross body styles. All bags are made using sustainable, Eco and animal friendly materials, such as fabrics made from recycled materials, hemp, cork and Pinatex.

Los Angeles, CA

www.hfscollective.com

Instagram @thehfscollective

*Photos provided by HfS

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