6 Sustainable BIPOC Designers To Know

April is Earth Month and, in honour of this special occasion, we're highlighting special BIPOC-led brands we love that are making strides in the name of sustainability. Keep scrolling to learn about the awesome work they do and shop for a great cause!

We love Proclaim’s mission to expand the world of inclusive, sustainable lingerie. Shop feel-good garments that are made from earth-conscious fabrics, follow ethical production practices and are packaged in thoughtfully sourced recycled materials.

Model Liya Kebede's brand Lemlem features gorgeous African-produced, artisan-driven resort wear. Bonus? Their practices include up-cycling, eco-friendly packaging and the use of natural fibres sourced from organic farms!

ShopStyle fave Brother Vellies is a brand whose commitment to lessening global impact lies in its handmade production, vegetable-tanned leathers, soling from recycled tires and floral-dyed accents, as well as the addition of byproduct materials sourced by farmers around the world.

Made famous for their Don’t Despair, Repair hair mask, Briogeo is committed to a minimum 25% post-consumer recycled plastic in packaging production and their ultra-nourishing haircare line is comprised of cruelty-free formulas and ethically and sustainably sourced ingredients.

Touted by beach babes everywhere, ethical production is at the heart of handbag line AAKS whose signature is in its ecologically-harvested raffia, slow-fashion production process and commitment to sustainable partnership with Ghanian artisans.