I'm hard-pressed to find a fashion line that is more "ethical" (and stylish!) than H Fredriksson. They use textiles such as recycled hemp, cupro, and organic cotton and wool to create chic separates that are perfect for winter, spring, summer, and fall. Not to mention that all pieces are manufactured locally in New York City by a small family business of tailors. As designer Helena Fredriksson notes, "The purpose is to be making sustainable garments that will last and hold up to trends for a long time." Mission accomplished, Helena!
Below, check out pics from her FW11 collection.
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