How to: Style using Sustainable Brands found at Nordstrom Rack
Where can I find Sustainable Clothing?
Looking for sustainable clothing but don’t want to break the bank? Nordstrom Rack has you covered! From eco-friendly fabrics to brands that prioritize fair trade, you can score stylish pieces that are good for the planet and your wallet.
Nordstrom Rack is an off-price department store branched from it's parent company, Nordstrom, with on-trend apparel, accessories and shoes at an everyday savings up to 70 percent off regular prices, making it very accessible to customers. I also work here which is a bonus; to be exposed to all the brands that I may or not be familiar with and learning which ones are actually sustainable.
If you want to learn how to style with sustainable clothing, keep on reading as I share and style some sustainable brands I found at Nordstrom Rack!
Here are some of the sustainable brands I found:
Eileen Fisher
A responsible fashion company that focuses on sustainable materials like wool, organic cotton, and recycled fibers.


Treasure & Bond
Nordstrom's in-house brand that demonstrates a commitment to sustainability through initiatives like using sustainable materials, promoting fair labor, and donating a portion of net sales to youth empowerment organizations.



Levi's
Your most popular denim brand works towards using 100% sustainably sourced cotton, 100% renewable energy in their facilities, and reducing greenhouse gas emissions.



Madewell
The brand focuses on sustainability through initiatives like sourcing more key fibers sustainably, using recycled materials and promoting circularity through programs like their denim trade-in program, aiming for 100% sustainably sourced key fibers by 2025.



In a nutshell, Nordstrom Rack is your secret weapon for finding stylish, sustainable fashion without the hefty price tag. Whether you're on the hunt for eco-friendly fabrics or supporting brands with a mission to make a positive impact, they’ve got it all. From outdoor gear to everyday wear, you can score pieces that look great, feel good, and are good for the planet.
Have you ever thought of fruits being used in clothing? Stay tune for next week as Bambi shows you how to turn avocado pits into buttons and how to apply it to your own everyday clothing. Thanks for stopping by and happy sustainable shopping!
-Kaileena Thang



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