@submission.beauty’s slogan, “Plastic is Poison”, tells you everything you need to know about the brand. Submission champions sustainability by educating consumers about climate change and their zero-waste products at every touchpoint, as seen on their Instagram Reels and story highlights.

The California-based apparel company @richerpoorer creates organic and eco-friendly basics that are designed-to-last. But the brand’s sustainability efforts go beyond the quality of the fabrics they use: By reducing their own environmental impact through minimal waste, they’ve created a holistic ecosystem that’s better for the planet.

“Good vibes are in the bag,” is the mission that @cestacollective preaches *and* practices. By employing 1,400 female artisans in Rwanda, the ethical handbag brand has created a transparent and meaningful supply chain that empowers women and uses sustainable materials.

Inspired by Hawaiian philosophies and ancient healing traditions, @living.koa’s mission is centered around the notion that by taking care of ourselves, we can take better care of everything around us. Koa is committed to using recycled materials in their products and packaging, and donates 1% of proceeds towards the preservation of oceans.

Welcome to @thebreak where you’ll find a great curation of vintage clothing and accessories as well as live events on Instagram and IRL. The Break promotes conscious consumption and seasonless shopping by giving secondhand fashion items a new lease of life through sharing lookbooks in stories and on their shop on Instagram, as well as shopping events in their physical store.

For more inspiration, check out how The Break practices sustainability and learn about how the brand launched their shop on Instagram.