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Nine activewear brands that are less toxic including Groceries Apparel, Reprise, Pact, Nagnata, MATE the Label, Icebreaker, PAKA, Tracksmith, and Buddha Pants. Each brand is described with its unique approach to sustainability, from using plant-based dyes and natural fibers like hemp, cotton, Tencel, and merino wool, to prioritizing ethical and fair-trade practices. The article provides a comprehensive guide for those seeking to make more environmentally conscious choices in their activewear, offering alternatives that are both stylish and sustainable.
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