Beyond Skin was formed in 2001 with the explicit goal of providing luxury vegan footwear that embodied individuality, authenticity, and sustainability. They wanted to build a brand for the discriminating, for those who care about where their clothing comes from and what it represents.

Beyond Skin has a fervent cult following for its signature vintage-inspired shapes masterfully blended with a contemporary twist. They are designed in England yet manufactured in Spain using delicate Italian fabrics.

Beyond Skin is known for blending rich, sumptuous prints with textured imitation leathers, focusing on quality, design, and craftsmanship. They strive to slow down fashion by producing one-of-a-kind, timeless pieces in limited quantities.

The company has constantly demonstrated that transparency and social responsibility are not mutually exclusive in a sustainable fashion. They collaborate closely with the manufacturers in Spain to ensure that no one is exploited in the production of your shoes, and they strive to source components and fabrics as close to their factories as possible to limit their carbon impact.

Gina Cusachs is a sustainable fashion brand dedicated to open processes and honest principles for creative, modern, and conscientious women and men who make mindful purchases to help build a more sustainable world.

Gina Cusachs, a former fashion stylist and designer from Barcelona, founded the company in 2019. Her love and passion for fashion, nature, art, and culture have been reflected in all of her collections, which feature bright, artistic designs and eye-catching hues that have become the brand’s hallmark style.

The brand’s idea is centered on contemporary designs that use high-quality natural materials to produce something really distinctive and long-lasting. All fabrics are sourced sustainably, and the complete line is created and hand-sewn in a family-owned facility near Barcelona.

The collection is aimed at those who wish to stand out and want to dress ethically without sacrificing their individual style.

All My Eco is a vegan footwear business founded in 2019 in Barcelona. Elche, Spain, is home to both the design and manufacturing processes.

The All My Eco (AMEs) are vegan sneakers manufactured from sustainable and recycled materials that plant 5 trees and donate 1% of sales to non-profit organizations. The outside of the AMEs is constructed of a vegan alternative to leather that has only one-third the environmental effect of real leather. The material is also resistant, antimicrobial, and permeable, and it has OEKO-TEX certification, which means that each of its components has been tested for dangerous compounds and is safe for humans and the environment.

The bright stripes on the sides of the AMEs are made of pineapple fiber, a material derived from the leftover leaves of the pineapple harvest, and hence requires no more land, water, pesticides, fertilizers, or environmental resources to produce. When you put on your AMEs, your feet will be embraced by a comfortable inner padded with PET reclaimed from discarded plastics like plastic bottles.

Last but not least, your AMEs have a cork shoe tongue, one of the greenest materials available.

L’envers is a French brand located in Spain, unaffiliated with any significant group or financial backing.

L’Envers’ mission since 2015 has been to develop fewer clothing pieces that are made better and slower. They think that quality is an investment in the future and that clothes should be manufactured with care and delayed consumption.

Since the beginning, each piece has been knitted and produced in tiny family factories in Spain, using pure raw materials carefully selected from French, Spanish, and Italian spinning mills. They knit the design components on demand and manufacture them in small amounts.

In contrast to the fast pace of regular and seasonal debuts with a limited lifespan, L’Envers aims to create simple and sustainable clothing that is the polar opposite of fast fashion, swiftly manufactured, quickly consumed, and promptly forgotten.

Comovita exclusively uses the best and most durable materials on the market. All of their items are created in a family-owned workshop in Valencia, Spain, 300 kilometers from the main office, where they regularly visit to guarantee that everything is done correctly.

The company creates apparel that is sustainable, ethical, and made-to-order. Comovita is a zero-waste brand because all of its items are handcrafted to order for each customer. For each product, they use the most environmentally friendly materials available.

To determine which materials are the most sustainable, they consider the resources required to manufacture them, whether they are natural or not, and their longevity. They only cooperate with Spanish factories that adhere to all European Union ethical laws. Nobody works more than 40 hours a week, and every worker in all of these factories is paid more than the country’s minimum wage.

One of Comovita’s top concerns when developing a product is to ensure that both the design and the materials utilized are long-lasting. Something that is not built to last cannot be considered sustainable.

Twothirds was founded in 2010 out of a great passion for the water and has since grown into a community of like-minded people. They want to make apparel that doesn’t negatively influence the environment and the oceans.

They use water-saving textiles, recycle plastic trash into high-quality clothes, and bundle orders in paper packaging.

The brand’s pursuit of sustainable fashion began in the Basque Country, but things took off until they relocated to Barcelona.

Two-thirds is about the personal touch, craft, and making a difference that spreads throughout the industry. They also feel that fair labor should be expected, so they manufacture in Portugal.

The business employs a variety of textiles, including TENCEL lyocell, hemp, linen, and, of course, organic cotton. In their online store,

Twothirds sells pre-ordered apparel. The explanation is straightforward and long-term: they estimate how many pieces of a specific outfit they will sell before buying exact amounts to avoid overproduction.

Ecoalf was founded in 2009 to end the wasteful use of natural resources. The brand’s objective was to create the first generation of recycled products of the same quality and design as the most outstanding non-recycled products on the market.

After three years of research and development, the first collection of Ecoalf apparel was released in its very own flagship store in the heart of Madrid.

Ecoalf’s unique first flip-flop line was created with SIGNUS and CTCR (La Rioja Footwear Technology Center). Because of the science behind it, this award-winning creation is made entirely of recycled tires and does not require any form of glue.

Ecoalf was the first fashion firm in Spain to be certified as a B Corporation. The B-CORP accreditation indicates that the company satisfies the highest quality of verifiable social and environmental performance, public transparency, and legal accountability to balance profit with the company’s purpose.

Ecoalf joined the agreement to become a zero-carbon emissions brand by 2030 at COP25 in Madrid.

The Ecoalf Foundation is a non-profit organization whose primary goal is to promote the selective recovery of trash to recycle, valorize, and avoid adverse environmental consequences by developing and using new scientific and technological knowledge.

SKFK’s mission is simple: dress how you are, feel, and live. Make your individuality stronger, express your essence, and take care of your surroundings.

The brand encourages you to be an active part of the change you want to see by consuming conscientiously and responsibly. The brand caters to ladies who want to embrace a one-of-a-kind design inspired by art and culture and has a timeless, comfy, and practical style.

They are big fans of recycled materials and repurposed clothing, which helps reduce landfill trash and loop it back into their collections: Post-consumer cotton, wool, and denim are transformed into trendy new apparel while benefiting the environment.

Polyester derived from plastic bottles is transformed into warm, smooth-textured, high-quality jackets. Nylon from fishing nets is used to produce solid bags and accessories.

SKFK has pledged to acquire organic cotton from a cooperative of small farmers in the Indian states of Odisha, Maharashtra, and Telangana through the Chetna Coalition (Chetco) one year in advance. The price paid is reasonable, and the long-term commitment relieves economic stress on over 35,000 farmers.

Vesica Piscis was born in Elche, Spain, the cradle of footwear. Since 2015, they have been working on this project to provide a coherent and ethical alternative consistent with their principles and primarily founded on respect for nature.

To that purpose, the circular economy and veganism serve as the brand’s cornerstones, allowing it to offer a new notion of more responsible consumption based on local production. They are currently on the verge of realizing one of the essential goals they set for themselves when they founded the brand: to limit their water and CO2 impact as much as possible while also not generating waste by producing entirely recyclable vegan footwear.

The brand values functionality above everything else, which is why they design with a minimalist, timeless, and unisex aesthetic. Their range exhibits a natural and comfy aesthetic because their shoes are built to last and can be worn all year long.

Vesica Piscis Footwear employs certified organic cotton, ensuring crop awareness and a respected workforce. Another material used in manufacturing is recycled polyester, primarily derived from plastic bottles.

Cordera is about modern and basic designs that work with an ethical and sustainable product entirely created in Spain. Mónica and Mara, two sisters behind the brand, aspire to dress their ideals and create timeless ensembles crafted with pure and minimal styles.

The company is headquartered in Galicia, where all clothes are ethically and meticulously made and crafted. Galicia is a natural wonderland in northern Spain. This location has always inspired the brand with its magnificent and vibrant landscapes, natural shapes, and forms.

They are particularly proud of their heritage and artisan labor. As a result, their knitwear was created on Japanese knitting machines and finished by hand. Cordera offers high-quality, timeless clothing for all types of people.

Garments are composed of high-quality materials that will last for many years. They design one-size clothing with patterns that fit flawlessly on any body type.

The brand’s unique perspective and ethos are reflected in the comfortable and effortless styles made from the best fabrics and yarns while maintaining high standards of responsibility, a commitment to sustainable practices, and the use of recycled cashmere and cotton, cruelty-free and mulesing-free wools, fabrics with traceability, and green certificates.

Sonia Carrasco always works with high-quality recycled, regenerated, organic, or vegan textiles. Because of meticulous study and rigorous screening of supplier partners for their collections, the brand can attain excellence in materials.

The brand’s goal is to have the most circular model feasible. They believe that the planet has already produced enough material to work and recycle to generate new materials of the best quality from current ones without causing further waste.

As a result, there is a recycling step in their design and production process, in which all trash is saved to co-create new fabrics with the distinct intention of using exclusively “upcycled” materials.

Their manufacturing facilities are located in Barcelona.

Clo Stories is a Barcelona-based company that debuted in June 2017. Their entire line of clothes is developed and manufactured in Barcelona. Ariadna Garrido, the company’s creator, and design director, studied fashion design at LCI and worked as a designer in the business for 11 years before launching Clo Stories.

The brand creates sustainable swimming suits from fabrics and materials obtained locally and in Italy. But Clo Stories is more than just a swimwear company.

Recycled knitwear, organic cotton tees, and natural woven clothes are also part of their range. These complement the bathing suits and provide the comfort embodied in the essence of Clo.

Clo represents natural and ecological design, with bathing suit designs that fit your body and enhance your natural feminine side. Their designs are reversible, so you may mix and match them to create the ideal swimsuit that fits your body and makes you feel at ease.

Babaà creates high-quality knitwear for everyday usage. Every item is handcrafted in Spain and is built to last. They are a family concerned with what they make and how it is produced.

The brand only employs natural materials, so their yarns are not blended with acrylics or other synthetic fibers. Better material offers warmer, longer-lasting garments that get better with wear. A significant portion of their endeavor involves identifying local suppliers and supporting the local textile sector.

Their wool from northern Spain is assembled, spun, and colored by Spanish artists, as is most of Andalucia cotton in the country’s south. They collaborate closely with knitters and yarn suppliers.

The pieces are oversized and loose-fitting for added comfort; they are intended for everyone and can be worn every day. Simple, classic knits to be treasured for a lifetime. All babaà samples are donated to CEAR (Comisión Espaola de Ayuda al Refugiado), a refugee facility in Getafe, Madrid.

RUS is the idea of two sisters who want to create long-lasting, high-quality pieces for today’s nonconformist muses. They want to empower women to curate and construct their dressing rituals, layering things in endless combinations.

The brand’s headquarters in Galicia, Spain, is only a short distance from the family-owned firm in Portugal that meticulously creates their knits, allowing for frequent visits and a tight and trusting connection with their suppliers, as well as keeping production local and near to home.

They use high-quality yarns from Italian spinners as the foundation for their distinctive textures, forms, and colors. RUS is a firm believer in selecting rather than accumulating, slowing down the pace of consumption, and constructing a wardrobe that transcends seasons.

With an emphasis on craft, their goal is to build high-quality items with a lifetime in mind, employing thought-out materials and procedures crafted to cause as minor damage as possible along the way.

Nakawe Swimwear is an ethical and environmentally responsible swimwear and beach accessory brand founded in Mallorca, Spain, in 2019.

The goods are made with AMNI Soul Eco yarn, the world’s first biodegradable nylon 6.6. Amni Soul Eco has a lower environmental impact and leaves less trash for future generations because it biodegrades in landfills in about five years, compared to more than 50 years for synthetics in general. Their creations are designed in Mallorca but are manufactured in Nova Friburgo, a community in Rio de Janeiro in southeastern Brazil.

Everything you order from Nakawe, from bikinis and one-piece swimsuits to beach accessories, is handcrafted in-house, from start to finish, at a small seamstress workshop with over 20 years of experience in swimwear. These are not only ethically constructed and produced sustainably, but they are also wonderfully made, with comfy patterns and attractive color palettes.

The packaging is as crucial to the brand as the designs themselves. That is why, while shipping, tiny fabric bags are used. There is no use of plastic in the procedure.

Hereu offers timeless items rooted in the Spanish Mediterranean landscape and its eclectic lifestyle and is locally made in the most conscious way by their partner artisans.

Hereu is at the crossroads of heritage and contemporary design, fusing nostalgia with utility for the present. The company, founded in 2014 by José Bartolomé and Albert Escribano, reinterprets artisanal traditions and crafts via the founder’s easygoing and delightfully contemporary vocabulary, inspired by the region’s imaginary, and merging visual art, folk tradition, and popular culture.

Finding inspiration in the iconic-yet-mundane aspects and style of Mediterranean summer, the brand develops pieces of local iconography, such as raffia baskets and fishnets, through its trademark interlaced leather, modern hues, and refined feel.

Mireia Playà is a Spanish shoe company that was founded in 2016. Experts in footwear and leather goods create the shoes in Alicante. Their makers have decades of experience in traditional shoemaking and bring that knowledge and convenience to the brand’s vegan shoes.

The brand was born as a project with a caring spirit, a shared dream that offers the possibility to experience a one-of-a-kind, modern, and long-lasting design while respecting our environment and, by extension, all people who inhabit it.

They believe in intentional rather than impulsive purchasing. Thus, their design items are meant to be experienced rather than accumulated.

Mireia Playà is a family business, so they like to collaborate with factories similar to theirs. They employ entire families in various sectors. The brand has joined Fashion Revolution’s “Who Made My Clothes” project to show you which hands produce your Mireia Playà shoes.

The goal of Flamingo’s Life is to create biodegradable footwear. Their production facilities are based in Elche, Spain, and are run by families.

Corn, bamboo, hemp, organic cotton cultivated solely with water (no pesticides), and natural rubber collected sustainably from the Hevea brasiliensis tree are among the materials used by the business.

They collaborate with Agua ONG to construct water wells in underserved parts of Uganda. The brand collaborates with Eden Forestry Projects and sponsors many reforestation projects in Madagascar and Mozambique. They also work with Waste Free Oceans by giving monthly donations for marine litter collection and environmental education projects. 

SAYE, a Barcelona-based sneaker brand, has been creating attractive, eco-conscious sneakers that help counteract the consequences of deforestation since 2018.

The brand has finally gone global, increasing its consumer base — and its long-term objective — worldwide. SAYE plants two trees for every pair of sneakers sold in collaboration with WeForest, an NGO that works strategically with communities most affected by deforestation.

All sneakers are manufactured in Portugal, a strategy chosen to ensure that SAYE’s employees are appropriately compensated and handled decently. Furthermore, the shoes are made of leather that has been approved by the Leather Working Group, as well as organic cotton laces and recycled foam for the insole.

Hurtig Lane is a vegan fashion-focused venture based in Barcelona inspired by the minimalist style and high-quality design. The brand is dedicated to producing beautiful cruelty-free watches, accessories, and components.

They employ environmentally friendly materials and are proud of their ethical supplier chain. Hurtig Lane watch straps are cruelty-free and manufactured from recycled and sustainable materials. The components are also vegan, according to PETA.

Hurtig Lane watches are made of vegan leather, suede, tweed, rubber, nylon, and mesh, free of all animal products and testing.