Sustainable Fashion Companies in Tokyo

Offers men’s and women’s wear using wool, organic cotton, and other environmentally friendly materials.

Stands for “natural organic fashion life,” creates organic face masks and hand-knitted items.

Strives to create environmentally friendly products for men and women.

Provides simple t-shirts made with organic cotton in limited, elegant supply for men and women.

Fuses streetwear with traditional Japanese craftsmanship, utilizing natural materials and eco-conscious production techniques.

Specializing in high-quality leather goods, using eco-friendly vegetable-tanned leather and sustainable practices.

Collaborates with Japanese artisans to create timeless basics using natural and recycled fabrics like organic cotton and bamboo.

Known for its deep indigo-dyed garments, champions traditional Japanese dyeing methods and slow fashion.

A sustainable company with a store in Tokyo, offering unisex clothing made by people with disabilities, including upcycled products.

Committed to sustainable clothing using recycled materials like PET bottles, offering products for all ages and sexes, with stores in Tokyo.

Offers sustainable apparel with unisex options, made with full transparency and minimal environmental impact, available in Tokyo.

A Finnish company providing timeless, sustainable designs aligned with UN sustainable development goals, with stores in Tokyo.

Located in Tokyo’s Shimokitazawa district, offering a wide selection of secondhand clothing for all sexes and ages.

Offers long-lasting, repairable, and recyclable outdoor clothing, with stores in Tokyo.

Works on the Local Wear Project, incorporating local materials and traditional techniques for outdoor and everyday use, with stores in Tokyo.

Focuses on organic cotton, offering towels and clothing, with stores in Tokyo.

Most clothes are unisex, with a small selection sold at a time. Known for long-lasting quality, available at their Meguro store in Tokyo.

An ethical lingerie brand using organic cotton and traditional Kyoto grass dyeing techniques, mainly for women.

A skin and environment-friendly underwear brand, with 99.9% of skin-contact areas made from washi (Japanese paper), avoiding synthetic dyes and additives.

A neo-ethical fashion brand using 100% Indian organic cotton and American Supima organic cotton, promoting ethical actions through fashion, music, and art.