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This table repeats what each brand or its retailers say, and who says it. It is not a ranking and I have not tested the products. For how I judge brands, read Sustainable Clothing Brands in the UK.
| Brand | What it sells | Claims made (by whom) | What is not stated |
|---|---|---|---|
| Peregrine | Knitwear and wool pieces | Retailer listings describe it as made in England, in pure wool, from a business dating back to the 18th century. | Exact fibre content varies by product. Check each product page. |
| Bare Kind | Bamboo socks | Retailers describe it as B Corp certified and say it donates 10% of profits to animal conservation charities. | Listings give no fibre percentages and do not say where the socks are made. Check the B Corp directory. |
| Danish Endurance | Activewear, socks and basics | Its own sustainability page says it uses only recycled polyester, most cotton products are 95% organic cotton, and all products except cycling apparel are OEKO-TEX Standard 100 certified. | A few products still use conventional cotton. Its Forest Project is stated not to offset product emissions. OEKO-TEX 100 tests for harmful substances, not farming or labour. |
Claims were taken from the brand pages and retailer listings cited in the guides above. Brands change their claims, so check the product page before you buy.