If you are the type who buys clothes often, consider purchasing them from a sustainable fashion store that prioritises eco-friendly and socially responsible practices in production and sales. This means using sustainable materials, reducing waste, ensuring fair labour conditions and promoting transparency in the supply chain, from procurement to delivery.
Check out our list of Singapore’s 11 best sustainable fashion stores for you to go green.
1. Summery The Label
Summery The Label creates timeless, modern designs inspired by the natural world and the freedom of travel. They bring you wardrobe essentials in simple, comfortable yet chic silhouettes, all made from luxurious, medium-weight linen. All their garments are designed to be trans-seasonal and able to take you from day to night and be styled in several ways.
Their luxuriously soft Classic Linen Shirt in Lemoncello (S$110) is a wardrobe staple to seamlessly transition from casual to beachside chic. Pair it with denim shorts or layer it over swimwear for a relaxed look. For a refined day ensemble, tuck it into a loose maxi skirt or pair it with matching shorts, the Classic Linen Shorts in Lemoncello (S$90).
For the latter, experience the ideal cut and length that flatter every silhouette. The addition of gold beads adds a touch of Summery chic, elevating these shorts to a new level of style.
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+65 9345 2987 (Bastide Colombe at Wheelock Place)
Daily: 11am – 8pm (Bastide Colombe at Wheelock Place)
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2. Studio Gypsied
Studio Gypsied is a local sustainable fashion brand that celebrates Nusantara heritage through its contemporary batik designs. Founded by Aqilah Zailan, a fourth-generation Singaporean-Javanese, the Singapore-based brand is known for its ethical trade practices.
Batik can be overwhelming, but the elegant design of their Batik Open Jacket (S$189) makes it a piece of cake with a floral batik motif in a versatile blue colourway. Comprising silkscreen batik on 100% mercerised cotton, the lining is also produced using 100% cotton.
Jasmin, as used in their Batik Crop Jacket | Jasmin Ebony (S$169), is their first floral batik motif. In classical batik philosophy, Jasmin is associated with the feminine character of elegance and good manners. Comprising hand-painted silk screen batik on pure organic cotton, hand-wash their batik crop jacket using cold water to retain its colours and beauty.
250 Orchard Road, Design Orchard, #01-01, Singapore 238905 (DORS)
+65 9379 4725 (DORS)
Daily: 10.30am – 9.30pm
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3. Rock Daisy
Rock Daisy is a Singapore-based sustainable fashion brand that focuses on creating timeless, high-quality clothing using natural fibres such as Tencel and organic cotton.
The topstitch, rolled collar and elbow sleeves of their Geri Boxy TENCEL Dress Black (S$165) define its lines, while the dropped shoulder and back box-pleat ensure comfort. Made from TENCEL fabric, the dress is light and breathable. Trust the exposed YKK front zipper to bring out an aesthetic feel. They have your utility covered too with front pockets.
Their Ari Low Waist Cargo Pants Grey (S$119) are wide-leg, low-slung and cut from soft and luxurious fabric that makes them perfect for our weather. Though they are easy and light, they do not lose out on functionality, with 2 front, 2 back and 2 cargo pockets.
152 Beach Road, #02-08/12, Singapore 189721
Daily: 10am – 6pm
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4. Syne Studio
Syne Studio is a sustainable fashion brand that focuses on upcycling fabrics. They salvage and restore kimonos and also create bags and accessories from cuts and discarded fabrics.
Their Green Geometric Kimono & Necklace Set (S$550) showcases a kimono made from a hand-weaved fabric, it forms a repetitive pattern of geometric patterns. The colour tonal differences are made from differing weaves that are encapsulated within each shape.
The bracelet and necklace take inspiration from the fabric, with the weave drawing its colour choices from the kimono. The pendant takes its shape from the kimono pattern.
42 MacTaggart Road, MacTaggart Building, #04-02G, Singapore 368086
+65 8417 9424 (WhatsApp)
Mon to Fri: 11am – 6pm
Closed on Sat & Sun
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5. Sui
Sui is a conscious fashion brand founded in Singapore in 2018, which focuses on creating sustainable and versatile clothing. The brand emphasises slow fashion with a “green heart” approach that considers the impact on both nature and the tailors who create the clothing.
Their Sweet Little Handwoven Organic Cotton Romper (S$85) is hand-block printed with a summer-inspired motif using azo-free dyes. This cheery outfit is an easy go-to for days when you need to pick something out quickly but still feel comfy while moving around.
Their Mountainside Upcycled Utility Pouch (S$25) is made from one of their winter fabrics, which is an organic cotton screen-printed with a vibrant emerald mountain motif. Small and simple, this piece is the perfect green accessory to accompany you on days out.
100 Duxton Road, 089544, Singapore
+65 9823 3396 (WhatsApp)
Tue to Sun: 11am – 7pm
Closed on Mon
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6. Esse
Esse is a conscious womenswear label that focuses on slow, sustainable and timeless fashion. Alicia Tsi founded the brand in 2017 with a vision to create wardrobe essentials that are versatile, high-quality and designed to last. Esse also prioritises ethical and sustainable practices, minimising its environmental impact throughout its supply chain.
Channel your inner Y2K goddess with the adaptable Cropped Cardigan in Boucle in Warm Sand (S$129). The cropped cardigan is made from your all-time favourite cotton yarn, lending the design extra texture. Wear the piece as an added layer or a cropped top.
Part of the Layers They Hold series, the limited edition Large Scarf – Watercolour Plaid (S$139) features a custom-designed print from Danish textile artist, Astrid Skibsted. It can be worn as an accessory, hair tie or even a top, adding a dash of colour to any outfit.
3B River Valley Road, CQ @ Clarke Quay, Block B, #01-10, Singapore 179021
Daily: 11am – 7pm
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7. Dear Samfu
Dear Samfu is a local label that makes nostalgic clothing for contemporary women. The store uses deadstock fabric to create clothing and prioritises natural fabrics such as cotton.
Their form-fitting Cherish Mini Dress (S$149) is the fun version of the bestselling Cherish dress. Featuring off-centre looped button detailing, this dress is bound to turn heads with its high crew neckline and cap sleeves evocative of a modern-day cheongsam.
Their bestselling shirt is the Core Shirt (S$119), inspired by those days of peeking into dad’s closet of oversized shirts. Slightly oversized and made of a lightweight cotton poplin fabric, you can give it a mildly cinched-in look by buttoning up at the back. A work staple or casual chic get-up, unbutton the cuffs and style it casually with a core skirt or trousers.
Daily: 24 hours (Online Store)
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8. The Fashion Pulpit
The Fashion Pulpit is a social enterprise that promotes sustainability in fashion through swapping, upcycling, thrifting and repurposing clothing. It aims to extend the lifespan of fashion items, reduce textile waste and raise environmental awareness. They operate a physical and online platform for swapping clothes and provide services including tailoring.
Members can swap pre-loved clothes for points, which they can then use to select other items. The process involves bringing in your own items, getting them assessed for points based on quality and style and then using those points to exchange for items in the shop.
A 1-day membership will set you back by S$39. You will be able to drop up to 8 pieces and exchange them on the same day. A 3-month membership costs S$46/month. You will be able to drop off up to 28 pieces and gain access to the online swapping service.
298 Jalan Besar, Allenby House, #04-00, Singapore 208959
+65 8399 5343
Tue to Fri: 11am – 8pm
Sat & Sun: 11am – 6pm
Closed on Mon
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9. Elizabeth Little
Elizabeth Little is a Singapore-based fashion brand. Founded in 2017, it creates playful, vintage-inspired clothing for kids and adults, focusing on ethical and sustainable practices.
If you are looking for kids’ dresses, get their Rowan Olivia Lilac Dress (S$119.90) (above, left). Inspired by their love for Enid Blyton’s stories, Rowan is a lovely dress for sweet little girls. Hana’s gathered skirt and fairytale-like butterfly sleeves are perfect for twirling and frolicking in the gardens. You’ll fall in love with the dress’s magnetic charm.
Inspired by tea parties, this Mini Alice Dress (S$119.90) (above, right) is designed for girls who enjoy twirling fun. We love the timeless Peter Pan collar and the luxurious tiered ruffle skirt. This delicate dress is complete with a graceful ribbon that fastens at the waist.
10 Winstedt Road, Block A, #03-06, Singapore 227977
Thu & Fri: 10am – 5pm
Sat to Wed: By appointment only
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10. Lily & Lou
Lily & Lou is a sustainable fashion brand that enables women to create their own clothing. It focuses on slow fashion and timeless designs using eco-friendly fabrics. Its customisation process allows wearers to craft pieces that embrace their bodies and reflect their own style.
The Akiko Top (S$89) has a dreamy flowery design plus a jumbo ruffled collar to up the cuteness factor. Get ready to blossom with the Akiko Top. Its flowery design will have you feeling like you are in a dream while the jumbo ruffled collar offers a smack of sweetness.
A featured print inspired by their visit to the Asian Civilisations Museum and crafted from recycled polyester, the Lily Leggings (S$39) are part of an athleisure capsule collection.
16 Kallang Place, #07-01, Singapore 339156
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11. Our Barehands
Our Barehands is a fashion and lifestyle social enterprise that works with artisans and small-scale producing communities around the world to create unique and quality clothes.
Designed for the modern literary muse, the Footnote Straight Pants (S$119) (above, left) blend tailored precision with fun nostalgia. Cut from a Linen Tencel blend fabric, these high-waisted trousers have a sleek silhouette that ensures comfort with a bit of cheekiness.
A quintessential piece for the discerning book lover, The Archive Blazer (S$168) (above, right) exudes vintage academia with a modern sensibility. Crafted from their Linen Tencel blend fabric, this structured yet adaptable blazer features an oversized fit, notched lapels and thoughtfully placed pockets — perfect for tucking away a notebook or a fountain pen.
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+65 8758 2461
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