Look Good, Do Good: My favourite finds from B Corp fashion brands

Lou Lawton
Apr 22
2 min read

My last piece was on identifying the B Corp brands we can readily access here in the UK and Ireland. Keeping with that theme, I thought I'd have a look specifically at what they have to offer us now as we look towards the summer. So, here are my picks and favourite finds so that we can still look good while doing good.

If you're unfamiliar with or not quite sure what B Corps are - they are businesses which have been accredited for doing their bit in trying to be kinder to the planet. It may be that they use recyclable or sustainable materials and/or they ensure all their workers receive a real living wage and/or they are avid contributors to their local community and charities. To be accredited is an arduous process which involves a scoring system - and those which score over 80 (out of a possible 200) are deemed to be B Corp accredited. Recertification is required every 3 years to ensure standards are maintained.

I've previously written about those B Corp fashion brands we might come across which are accredited if you'd like to learn more.

As always, all images are clickable if you'd like further details of the garments.

Grey utility jacket — Image courtesy of Hush

Pink jacket — Image courtesy of Scamp and Dude

Red and white striped jumper — Image courtesy of Hush

Blue and white striped v neck jumper — Image courtesy of Ganni

pink and red cardigan — Image courtesy of Omnes

blue and whit striped shirt — Image courtesy of Omnes

Long grey dress — Image courtesy of Hush

floral dress — Image courtesy of Baukjen

Navy and white knitted dress — Image courtesy of Seasalt

Checked dress — Image courtesy of Seasalt

Cotton dress - cream and black — Image courtesy of FatFace

navy satin skirt — Image courtesy of Hush

Green satin pleated skirt — Image courtesy of Seasalt

Rose pink broderie blouse — Image courtesy of FatFace

Black and white tank top — Image courtesy of Baukjen

Red top with bow detail — Image courtesy of Baukjen

Blue and white short sleeved geometric print shirt — Image courtesy of Seasalt

blue knitted tank top — Image courtesy of Seasalt

Wide leg brown linen trousers — Image courtesy of Hush

Pink linen culottes — Image courtesy of Seasalt

grey animal print sandals — Image courtesy of Hush

Tan suede fisherman sandals — Image courtesy of FatFace

tan coloured ope toe sandals with heel — Image courtesy of Joanie

pink and purple scarf - animal print pattern — Image courtesy of Scamp and Dude

I hope some of these pieces have given you some inspiration coming into the warmer weather. They may have even reminded you of something that's lurking in the back of your own wardrobe - the most sustainable way to shop.

As a personal stylist, creating outfits from your existing wardrobe is something I love to do during a wardrobe edit. If this sounds like something you'd like to explore check out my wardrobe edit page which will give you lots more information. It's a fantastic way to hone in on your personal style and get strategic with how your style is going to evolve going forward.

Look Good, Do Good: My favourite finds from B Corp fashion brands

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