Sustainable Fashion Companies in Tokyo
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Featured Companies in Tokyo
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People Tree
4.5
(174)
A pioneering Japanese brand dedicated to ethical fashion and sustainability, focusing on fair trade, using organic cotton, recycled materials, and natural dyes, supporting artisans and promoting social justice.
📍 1-2-3 Meguro, 153-0063, Tokyo, Japan
Lovst Tokyo
4.5
(95)
Sustainable fashion brand focusing on ethical production and eco-friendly materials, offering modern apparel.
📍 Tokyo, Japan
MUJI
4.2
(321)
A Japanese retail giant known for minimalist design and sustainability, offering clothing made from organic cotton and recycled materials, prioritizing efficient manufacturing and responsible sourcing.
📍 3-8-3 Marunouchi, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo 100-0005, Japan
CASA FLINE
4
(50)
A sustainable Japanese label made 100% locally using Japanese materials and craftsmanship. All clothing is recyclable, earth-friendly, and people-friendly.
📍 2-20-8 Aobadai, Meguro-ku, Tokyo 153-0042, Japan
Koraru
4.6
(120)
A Tokyo-based Japanese fashion brand specializing in swimwear, drawing inspiration from circularity principles, using lower-impact materials and practices.
📍 1-1-1 Shibuya, Tokyo 150-0002, Japan
Sisam Fair Trade
4.4
(200)
Founded in 1999 in Kyoto, focuses on fair trade and original products with quality design. Offers timeless fashion for men, women, and kids.
📍 1-1-1 Kyoto, Japan, with store in Tokyo
Thinking MU
4.3
(21)
A Spanish brand creating clothing from durable hemp, recycled, and fair trade textiles, with zero-waste initiatives, available in stores in Tokyo.
📍 Stores in Tokyo and Osaka
Maito Design Works
4.7
(150)
Uses traditional Japanese plant dyeing, avoiding synthetic dyes for environmental benefits, with shops throughout Japan including Tokyo.
📍 4-14-12 Kuramae, Taito-ku, Tokyo 111-0051, Japan
Tokyo Kimono Shoes
4.8
(100)
Transforms unused luxurious silk kimono and obi into sneakers, heels, and small handbags.
📍 Asakusa, Tokyo
D&Department Tokyo
4.5
(80)
Offers homeware, lifestyle items, and fashion including satchels and tote bags made from deadstock fabric.
📍 8-3-2 Higashiyama, Meguro-ku, Tokyo 153-0043, Japan
Comme ca Commune
4.1
(60)
Offers a polyester shoulder bag made from recycled plastic bottles, available in beige, black, and olive green.
📍 Shibuya Marui, Tokyo
I Was a Kimono
4.6
(90)
Upcycles used kimono into fashion accessories and home decorations, such as Christmas baubles, earrings, necklaces, and face masks made from vintage kimono.
📍 Sourced from antique markets around Tokyo
Plasticity
4.7
(110)
Upcycles discarded plastic umbrellas into practical bags, including mini sacoche shoulder bags, wallets, and small and large totes.
📍 Tokyo, Japan
Ashuhari
4.4
(70)
Based in Tokyo, creates clothes blending into everyday life using sustainable materials, with a slow and ethical approach.
📍 Tokyo, Japan
EQUALAND
4.5
(85)
Values classic Japanese materials and craftsmanship, creating genderless, comfortable everyday wear for conscious young adults.
📍 Shop in Shibuya, Tokyo
Enter the E
4.3
(95)
Aims for 0% destruction and 100% digestion rate, producing biodegradable clothes for long-term use, promoting slow fashion.
📍 Tokyo, Japan
9-jour
4.6
(65)
A Japanese denim brand specializing in jeans colored with naturally dyed, low-impact selvedge denim, manufacturing locally and to order to reduce energy use and wastage.
📍 Tokyo, Japan
Malion Vintage
4.4
(75)
Japan-based brand that reworks vintage and antique items like neckties and deadstock shirts into new garments, manufacturing locally.
📍 2-18-8 Shoto, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo 150-0046, Japan
Amaud
4.7
(55)
A luxury Japanese brand reworking vintage kimonos into modern styles using lower-impact materials, with all pieces made in-house.
📍 Tokyo, Japan
KAPOK KNOT
4.5
(80)
Creates outerwear and homeware using kapok down, a plant-based alternative to animal-derived down, manufactures locally in Japan.
📍 Tokyo, Japan