At Vegan Fashion Repository, we track vegan fashion brands and update the Directory regularly.
With the vegan fashion market projected to reach $1,096.36 billion by 20341, we take immense pleasure in discovering new vegan brands, witnessing the launch of fresh ventures, and celebrating existing brands going vegan.
In January 2025, we added the following brands to the Directory:
KUMA (Estonia)
Category: belts, jewellery, sunglasses & small non-tech accessories, women’s T-shirts and sweatshirts, children’s sweatshirts and accessories
Founded by Mari Ojassar, an artist who strongly believes that everything carries a unique energy and that compassion towards fauna and flora is essential. Products are crafted using certified textiles (STANDARD, OEKO-TEX®), vegan leather, 925 silver, and Swarovski crystals.
VEGARI (Latvia)
Category: pet clothes, carriers & accessories
Founded by Monta Bērziņa, inspired by her love for her adopted puppies, Fererra and Royce, Vegari is a family-run business that crafts handmade pet accessories from a leather alternative derived from pineapple leaves. The brand donates 5% of every purchase to animal shelters in Latvia, aiming to increase donations to 20%.
VENUS IS VEGAN (the Netherlands)
Category: shoes & shoe accessories, bags
This brand handcrafts shoes in Portugal using apple leather from Italy, with no animal-derived ingredients. They take pride in creating footwear that is as ethical as it is captivating in design.
MOMOC (Spain)
Category: shoes & shoe accessories, bags
Founded in 2017 by Gabriela Machado Llavero after a life-changing trip to New Zealand, where she worked on organic farms and marvelled at the breathtaking landscapes. MOMOC produces footwear in Spain using recycled rubber (soles), recycled polyester and PET (linings and insoles), Piñatex for the upper, and recycled wood for the heels.
AVA CARRINGTON (USA)
Category: everyday and evening bags & backpacks
Founded by sisters Sofia and Helena Mattsson in 2019, this brand creates meticulously crafted handbags made from low-carbon-footprint, pesticide-free vegan leather, TopGreen lining (rPET), and custom hardware plated with 24k gold.
AGAZI (Poland)
Category: shoes & shoe accessories, accessories
Agazi is a footwear brand that boasts an impressive array of innovative, plant-based materials with reduced environmental impact, including apple, cactus, grape, and corn leather, as well as cork, sugarcane, and hemp. Each pair is crafted by artisans in central-eastern Poland using Strobel construction, where the upper is stitched directly to the insole. This method enhances elasticity and durability while reducing material waste.
VTAR (United Kingdom)
Category: belts, jewellery, sunglasses & small non-tech accessories
This brand creates handmade guitar straps, stands, and wall hangers from vegan materials. VTAR draws inspiration from artisanal aesthetics worldwide, incorporating Aztec motifs and designs inspired by the Book of Kells.
BLUE DISTRICT (United States)
Category: women’s clothing, men’s clothing, outerwear, women’s lingerie & swimwear, women’s shoes, various accessories
Based in Texas, Blue District combines a diverse, ephemeral aesthetic with a steadfast commitment to cruelty-free consumption. In 2023, they introduced Ethical Plumes™️, the world’s first vegan alternative to ostrich feathers.
NO NASTIES (India)
Category: women’s clothing, men’s clothing, sleepwear
Founded in 2011, No Nasties adheres to the principles of cruelty-free, fair trade, and zero waste. The brand offsets its reduced carbon footprint by investing in solar power, wind energy, and reforestation projects. It also operates its own resale platform.
VEGAN HAPPY CLOTHING (United Kingdom)
Category: women’s clothing, men’s clothing, unisex clothing, children’s clothing & accessories, outerwear, activewear, nightwear, various accessories
Run by self-described “vegan evangelists,” this brand donates 10% of its profits to animal welfare organisations, including Exposing Cruelty, The Farm Animal Sanctuary, Saving Strays, Mino Valley Sanctuary, Angel Hearts Rescue, and others.
GOOD-BYE
Sadly, we bid farewell to the following brands, which have either shut their doors or haven’t been heard from in a while.: Brave GentleMan, Camille, Cotton Mellon, Supergreen Shoes, Vuxari, DLS Montreal, Good Guys Don’t Wear Leather, Delicious California, Alixane.
We are also bidding a temporary farewell to Wijld, as the brand has decided to incorporate recycled wool into its products. While recycled, it is technically not a vegan material.
We recognise that many brands are deeply committed to animal welfare and reducing their environmental impact, yet still choose to use recycled wool. Stay tuned—later in 2025, we plan to launch a dedicated directory of vegetarian brands that prioritise innovative and recycled materials, complete with certifications to back their no-animal-exploitation claims. And yes, by vegetarian, we mean no leather, fur, down, or exotic animal skins—only recycled wool and chitosan waste.
If your vegan brand isn’t yet featured in our Directory, feel free to contact us at hello@veganfashionrepository.com