Now that Black Friday is over, the countdown to Christmas has begun. A time of bargain-hunting and binge-buying - but all that seems totally out of step with the sombre reality of the climate crisis. But there is a way to partake without falling down a rabbit hole lined with 50% off stickers. Here is Grazia's guide on how to shop fashion sustainably on a budget this year - because we can make a difference.
A whole host of brands are subverting the very nature of fast fashion and introducing the concept of slow fashion - ethically, sustainably-sourced clothing that doesn't make a dent on your conscience. Wouldn't that be nice!
Whether they’re donating proceeds from sales to charity or actively campaigning against over-consumption with their eco-friendly and sustainable actions, these are the brands to check out.
Here's to slow fashion.
SHOP: Shop Sustainably For Less With These Fashion Brands
1. Joanie
Winter sale now on
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If you're after unique, sustainable pieces for your wardrobe revamp - look no further than Joanie.
2. FatFace
Donation to Shelter

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FatFace has always prided itself on its sustainability ventures, launching its first
3. eBay
15% off pre-loved fashion
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As pre-loved fashion becomes more and more popular, we emphasise to the reader never to forget
Up to 30% off eco-friendly fashion
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Bamboo viscose is an extremely sustainable material (see more on that below) so we're over the
5. Modibodi
Bundle packs of reusable periodwear

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Did you know that individually, one can create around 259kg of period disposable waste in a
6. Baukjen
77% off sustainable Dutch fashion

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A site filled with beautiful, Scandi-inspired clothing, Baukjen has an outlet section where you
Archive sale on recycled bags and gift cards

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Kind Bag London makes the most adorable reusable totes and backpacks, made from recycled plastic
8. Pink Lemons
Sale on sustainable cottagecore fashion

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Pink Lemons has great discounts on their dresses, accessories and more. If you're in desperate
Ruby Barry is a Product Writer for Grazia, specialising in fashion and beauty. She loves finding dupes for clothes worn in TV & film, and is currently binge-watching Succession.