Thailand’s fashion scene is not only vibrant and diverse but also increasingly sustainable. A growing number of Thai fashion brands are dedicated to eco-friendly practices, using organic materials, ethical production methods, and innovative designs.

Here are some of the top sustainable fashion brands in Thailand that you need to check out.

1. Taktai

Taktai is a pioneer in sustainable fashion, known for its innovative use of natural materials such as bamboo fibres. The brand focuses on creating stylish, comfortable, and eco-friendly clothing that appeals to modern consumers. Taktai’s collections include everything from casual wear to elegant dresses, all made with a commitment to sustainability and social responsibility​​.

Find out more about Thailand’s sustainable brands here: 8 Thailand Sustainable Brands Making a Difference.

2. Madmatter Studio

Madmatter takes a unique approach to sustainability by transforming discarded materials into fashionable items. The brand collects old clothes and textiles to create functional accessories like tote bags, wallets, and hats. Each product is meticulously crafted, ensuring that fashion is stylish and environmentally friendly​​.

3. Mae Teeta

Mae Teeta is known for its dedication to sustainable fashion. Using organic and locally sourced materials to create beautiful clothing, the brand focuses on traditional Thai craftsmanship, blending it with modern designs to produce unique, eco-friendly garments. Mae Teeta’s collections include elegant dresses, tops, and accessories that reflect the beauty of Thai culture and sustainable practices​​.

4. Mr. Leaf

Mr. Leaf is a Chiang Mai-based brand that creates bags and accessories from tong tung leaves, a durable plant native to Thailand’s northern provinces. The brand’s mission is to encourage an eco-friendly lifestyle by reusing old materials and promoting sustainable fashion. Mr. Leaf’s products are stylish, functional, and environmentally responsible, making them a perfect choice for eco-conscious consumers​​.

5. Sasi Knits

Made-to-order is one of the best ways a clothing brand can ensure they are reducing waste and environmental impact. Sasi Knits specialises in handmade, made-to-order knitwear that has become a hit in Bangkok. Known for their playfully named tops, such as ‘Sen Lek’ or ‘Gray Jub’, each piece can be customised to the customer’s preferred style.

6. Maddy Hopper

Maddy Hopper creates and designs footwear made from repurposed plastic bottles. Featuring artistic and contemporary designs, these essential sneakers are suitable for daily wear and seamlessly blend in with all types of clothing. Beginning as an experimental project between the four co-founders, it stemmed from their interest in sustainability and desire to create a business that is as environmentally conscious as possible​​.

7. Circular Club

Circular Club is dedicated to sustainable fashion through the principles of the circular economy. The brand upcycles fabric scraps and surplus materials to create fashionable clothing, reducing waste and promoting sustainability. Circular Club’s collections feature a range of stylish pieces, from casual wear to formal attire, all made with a commitment to environmental responsibility​​.

8. Molivien

Molivien creates elegant, youthful ensembles with materials that are recycled and deadstock. You can choose from a variety of attractive items, such as straight-leg pants and cosy tank tops, while also knowing that the products were manufactured with no waste. With Molivien, you can have all the trends you love at comparable rates without having to worry about the environmental impact of fast fashion. It’s the ideal substitute for it.

Wear the Change: Explore Thailand’s Top Sustainable Fashion Brands

Thailand’s sustainable fashion brands are setting new standards for eco-friendly and ethical fashion. Choosing these brands supports the environment and contributes to social causes and fair trade practices. Embrace sustainable fashion and explore the innovative and stylish offerings from these Thai brands.

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Sources: Thaiger, Lifestyle Asia, Augustman