Whether you're a beginner fitness enthusiast or a veteran CrossFitter, there's a conscious, sustainable activewear brand out there for you.

Here are our picks for some of the best ethical and sustainable activewear brands that keep you moving with style!

Activewear may promote a healthy and active lifestyle for all of us, but the conventional production of it doesn’t do the planet’s health any justice. Certain sportswear-centric businesses have realized this, and have stepped up and are trying to change the game by improving their manufacturing process and sourcing more eco-friendly materials. So, what if you could help to reduce your environmental footprint at the same time working up a sweat in the comfort of your home?

"Covid is no excuse to back off from sustainability. Moreover, sustainability will be among key product priorities, together with quality and durability," says Luis Cascuberta, Managing Director of Woman & Kids at Mango.

Post Covid-19, brands will find the necessity to adapt quickly in a variety of ways in order to survive. This crisis is the catalyst for everyone in the industry to look at its problems with a critical eye, and come up with a strategy to thrive and survive, without putting extra strain on the environment.

In our last post, we talked about how our wardrobe choices impact the Earth, and how we could reduce the impacts by learning about and purchasing garments that are made of Earth-friendly fabric. Making an effort as small as choosing an eco-friendly fabric and supporting a sustainable clothing brand, could collectively lead to a better planet for all of us to live in.

As consumers, one of the ways we can make a positive impact on the planet is to shop responsibly and pick fabrics that are made of sustainable materials. We’ve created a one-stop-shop guide on some of the most eco-friendly fabrics, so you can kickstart your sustainable fashion journey!

Do you know just how much your closet is affecting the environment? To help you make more informed decisions on which garment materials to avoid, we’ve put together a list of the worst fabrics for the environment.