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5 female-led sustainable fashion boutiques to know this International Women’s Day

Alex Birtles

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London is home to an inspiring selection of women-led sustainable fashion boutiques which prove ethical shopping can be both stylish and impactful. This International Women’s Day, we’re spotlighting five female founders leading the way in slow fashion, fair wages, and responsible production that should absolutely be on your radar.

 

1. Form SE15 – Peckham’s hub for ethical style

 

A go-to for slow fashion lovers, Form SE15 in Peckham curates independent brands that prioritise sustainability. Founded by Jo, this boutique offers stylish, high-quality pieces designed to last, from responsibly made womenswear to carefully selected accessories.

 

2. D.A.Y Boutique – A family-run ethical gem

 

Sustainability meets style at D.A.Y Boutique, founded by sisters Disha, Apee, and Yukti. Their Peckham store stocks independent designers using eco-friendly materials, ensuring that every purchase supports responsible fashion. From timeless wardrobe staples to standout statement pieces, D.A.Y Boutique makes ethical shopping effortless.

 

3. Lowie – Timeless womenswear with lifetime repairs

 

Lowie

 

Lowie isn’t just about sustainable fashion — it’s about making clothes last. Their vintage-inspired knitwear and workwear come with lifetime repairs, a commitment to reducing waste and encouraging mindful consumption. Founded by Bronwyn, the Herne Hill brand also champions traditional craftsmanship, incorporating hand embroidery and screen printing into its designs.

 

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4. Percy Langley – Supporting British designers

 

Founded by Poppy and Georgina, Percy Langley champions British-made, small-batch fashion. Working closely with over 30 independent designers, they curate pieces that are ethical, artisanal, and body-positive. If you’re looking for locally made, high-quality fashion that supports independent talent, this is the place to shop.

 

5. 69b Boutique – A pioneer in ethical fashion

 

One of London’s first ethical fashion stores, 69b Boutique has been a leader in sustainable style since its launch. Originally founded by Merryn and now run by Emma Bonar, this Broadway Market boutique is a Living Wage Employer and carefully vets every brand it stocks to ensure it meets high ethical and environmental standards.

 

Support these women-led boutiques to embrace ethical fashion and empower sustainable choices this International Women’s Day.

 

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