Buy European

Here is a quite long list of different European clothing companies. Most of them produce in Europe, some of them have been mentioned before.

Denmark Shaping New Tomorrow Dilling Colorful Standard

Sweden Nudie Jeans Asket Stellar Equipment

Finland Varusteleka

Estonia Suva

France Asphalte Le Tshirt Propre Armor Lux Saint James 1083 jeans Bleuforet Le Pantalon Legaulois Jeans Atelier Tuffery Le Slip Francais Loom Berthe aux Grands Pieds Cocorico Tranquille Emile

Portugal Isto Tiffosi

Germany Manomama Trigema Merz b Schwanen Sanvt Eterna Wijld Ortovox

Spain Hookeshop Custi Mikelo Massimo Dutti

Czech Republic Tilak DirectAlpine Horsefeathers?

Neatherlands Mr Marvis

Austria Löffler

Switzerland Nikin

Ireland Aran Woollen Mills

Romania Made in Rosia Montana

Poland Cumulus

@Babalugats https://www.picea.earth/ ; https://www.manomama.de/ ; https://erlich-textil.com/ ; https://kabak.com.pl/ ; https://www.erfolg-label.ch/ ; https://nordwolle.com/ ; https://nordisk.de/ ; https://stutterheim.com/ ; https://www.elkline.de/ ; https://www.shoesenkel.com/ ; https://www.eknfootwear.com/ ; https://www.grundstoff.net/ ; https://freshemp.eu/ ; https://www.hempage.de/ ; https://www.avocadostore.de/

You can also add Tilak under Czech Republic. https://www.tilak.com/

Made in Czechia, very high quality outerwear (snow, rain, hiking gear).

Vaude (Germany)
Salewa (Italy)

You have some shoe brands, so what about wildling.shoes from Germany producing in Portugal? (And working with Nordwolle, already in your list.)

Let me introduce you to the Bestseller group https://bestseller.com/brands

They own most of the brands you have heard of in Europe (Only, Jack and jones, Selected, Pieces, Vero moda, etc. - Some of them are already on your list). Manufacturing of whatever you buy from them is still most likely done outside EU.

The group is privately owned, and the owner is the richest man in Denmark.

Thanks for doing this, very useful! I'd also add Noorlys, German company manufacturing in Portugal and Turkey. They claim to be sustainability-focused, but I haven't verified that claim. I do personally like their clothes and consider them high quality though.

Idk how to rank them, but: https://www.shoplikeyougiveadamn.com/Brands

Here's some to add to the Finnish list (since for some reason only that military site keeps making the lists, which is a bit annoying because realistically most people don't wear that style:

Paapii (kids and women, made in Finland) https://www.paapiidesign.com/fi

Lija the Label (swimwear, designed in Finland, but made in Portugal, still within EU) https://liljathelabel.com/

Népra (active wear, designed in Finland, Fabric from Italy, made in Estonia, still within EU) https://www.wearnepra.com/

Svala (thermal wear, made in Finland) https://svala.com/en/shop/

North Outdoor (merino wools, these linked specifically are made in Finland) https://northoutdoor.com/en/collections/merino-wool-shirts-and-accessories-made-in-finland

Vai-ko (multiple items, made in Finland and Lithuania) https://vai-ko.com/

I'd like to mention Varusteleka from Finland. They used to just order all kinds of joke garbage from China in their first few years, but these days they design and make plenty of army/hiking/outdoors clothing, especially from (recycled) merino. Usually made in Lithuania.

One of the best shoe brands:

http://mukishoes.com/ in Portugal.

Made with local manufacturers, zero drop, foot shaped shoes, comfortable, wool insoles, full leather versions of shoes that are waterproof with oiling.

AND, they have a resole program where their shoes are actually designed to last a long time (specifically the leather ones) and they will resole them for around 30 euros. That is quite an exception even for European made shoes. I haven't had to use it yet as my shoe soles still look great after 1.5 years of daily walking and office use.

A lot of fashion brands habe headquarters on Europe. But whether there headquartered here, on the States, or elsewhere, most of them have the same BS conditions in their factories.

There's only very few brands that actually produce in Europe, or under good labour conditions elsewhere. Way more important than hq adress. Also, a lot of made in Italy stuff isn't produced under great conditions either.

From my memory/wardrobe: Armed Angels, Colourful Standard, trigema. Some others I don't remember right now.

Some of them I wouldn’t include or even use, because they are too eager to continue doing business in russia, thereby paying taxes to the russian state that uses 46% of their budget for their war against Europe.

https://www.pushtoleave.org/

Not EU but UK

I follow a transwoman influencer Icky, she has her own clothing brand. If I remeber correctly it is being produced in Portugal https://ick.studio/collections/all

You have mentioned under both Sweden and Denmark. The brand is Swedish but it is owned by a Danish company, does that mean it should be sorted under Denmark?

You can add some more brands

Estonia

Suva

Sweden

Stenströms - PR
Oscar Jacobson - PR
Woolpower - PR

Luxembourg

Eton - PR

Denmark

Selected Homme - FF
Jack & Jones - FF

Norway

Aclima - PR
Morris - PR

I think all these brands except for the fast fashion and Morris have production in Europe.

But just european brands or European Made?

Bablibaris (French) which is sort of S, PR has commitments to produce around the Mediterranean and aim at producing with natural fibers.

Northern Playground a cooperative from Norway produces in the EU, uses natural fibers and offer one repair per item. Also stopped using Facebook ads and are anti-overconsumption. S, PR, and a focus on clothing that works both outdoor as well as in town.

German sustainable Brands:

https://www.trigema.de/index.php?lang=1
https://www.hessnatur.com/de

Velour Garments is spanish. Highly recommended hoodies!

Thanks !

Decathlon? (France)

Hunkemöller (Netherlands)

Schietwetter (Germany, not produced there I think)