The terms ‘sustainability’ and ‘ethical’ are often used interchangeably in the business and fashion world to identify practices that focus on the impact on the world at large.

This includes how products and the manufacturing process affect the environment, animals, and the quality of life of those involved and beyond. 

Sustainability often more specifically focuses on circular economy principles and looks at the long-term effects of its practices (Think - upcycling, recycling etc). 

Ethical brands focus largely on social impact, human rights, and community impact. 

Together they encompass the overall intention to be mindful of what is being made, why, and how it can make a positive impact for all. 

Yes. Although Green & Flora doesn’t manufacture the products, it is our commitment and priority to partner with companies who produce sustainable goods and align with our ethical values. Our belief in small batch production, reduced industry waste, fair wages, healthy working conditions, and cruelty free production is reflected within our offerings.

Our products are sourced locally and globally from brands who are also committed to sustainable & ethical practices. 

We curate products from partners who:

• Are transparent in their manufacturing process (and can confirm sustainable practices)
• Use natural products
• Minimize environmental Impact
• Upcycle and decrease waste
• Consciously manufacture in smaller quantities