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Edited from the thread on the old boards:

Beklina
http://www.beklina.com/index.php
Some of the stuff is a little crazy but I really like this online boutique! Everything is eco-friendly and they say where the product was made it the listing.

Crystalyn Kae Handbags
http://www.crystalynkae.com/
Recycled materials and handmade. Most, but not all, of the bags are vegan.

Eco Panda
http://www.eco-panda.com/
Swimwear made from recycled nylon. I'm not in love with most of the styles, but maybe someone around here needs to buy a new swimsuit!

Edun
http://www.edunonline.com/
An eco line that includes womens, mens and kids. I don't like the women's that much, but I really like what they have available for men.

Equita
http://www.shopequita.com/
Clothing and home accessories boutique

Fashion Ethic
http://site.fashionethic.com/default.html
Online boutique which lists up front fiber content and manufacturing practices.

Forma and Fauna
http://www.formandfauna.com/home
VEGAN SHOES.

Gianna
http://weargianna.com/
Great for housewares and gifts! Watch out for silk.

Green Loop
http://www.thegreenloop.com/
Online boutique that features a wide variety of environmentally conscious and sweatshop free lines.

Moop
http://www.moopshop.com/
Quality, handmade vegan bags. They offer some styles in organic fabrics.

Maggies Organics
http://www.organicclothes.com/
Great for legwear, accessories and kids

Olsen Haus
http://www.olsenhaus.com/home.html
Their 2010 collection looks amazing! Want want want want want

Light Vision
http://lightvisionstore.com/
More crazy clothes that I secretly really really want and wish I could pull off. Specializes in handmade goods.

Loyale
http://www.loyaleclothing.com/
A nice little line out of North Caronlina. I want everything...

Pact
http://www.wearpact.com/
Underwear!

Popomomo
http://popomomo.com/index.php?page=default
Another of my favorite lines

She Bible
http://www.she-bible.com/index.html
One of my favorite designers! Made in San Francisco and they have some organic fabric options.

Sublet
http://www.subletclothing.com/
Cute collection out of NYC.

American Apparel
http://www.americanapparel.net
Their stuff is made in LA blah blah you know their spiel; they've introduced a bunch of organic cotton items, too

The Fairies Pyjamas
http://thefairiespyjamas.com/
literally, fairy clothes. it's forking AWESOME.

Heart on Your Sleeve (Kensington Market, Toronto)
http://www.heartonyoursleeve.ca/about.php
made in canada, all vegan, vegan-owned, etc.

Left Feet (Kensington Market, Toronto)
http://leftfeet.ca/portfolio.html
all vegan and sweatshop-free footwear. the store is moving but you can still order stuff online

The Rage (Kensington Market, Toronto)
http://www.ragetoronto.ca/
canadian designers recycling thrifted stuff and creating cool new shiitake

http://www.vautecouture.com/
vegan winter coats

http://www.nosweatapparel.com/

http://www.bluecanoe.com/
undergarments and sportswear

Taxi CDC
http://www.taxicdc.com
Reworked vintage styles. I practically live in my red plaid western button down. I've met the owner and she's really nice!

Prarie Underground
http://www.prairieunderground.com/
Seattle based line. Eco-friendly fabrics & USA made

Fair Tribe
http://fairtribe.com/default.asp
A mixture of some really awesome cute stuff and hippie/crunchy stuff!

http://www.toms.com/
"With every pair you purchase, TOMS will give a pair of new shoes to a child in need. One for One. "

Branch Boutique
http://www.branchboutique.com/
New online boutique

Preserve
http://www.preserveproducts.com
Recycled & recyclable/no animal testing/very attractive toothbrushes, razors, table and kitchenware.

http://alternativeapparel.com/

Etsy.com has tons of great sellers, and lots of upcycled/oganic/recycled items.

Animal rescue site sells a variety of things including fair trade clothes and house items. They also have 'ethical' leather (their words, from animals that died of natural causes) and recycled silk but those things are easy to identify.
http://www.theanimalrescuesite.com/

"Eco Fashion World" has a directory of tons of online sites, many in the UK but also many No. America based.
http://www.ecofashionworld.com/Online-Stores/listA.html

http://www.draven.com
TONS of super cute Vegan friendly products and a huge sale going on right now too!

People Tree: http://www.peopletree.co.uk/

This website is pretty cool for browsing: http://www.labelgazer.com/

ohhh YAY! I recently lost all my bookmarks and thought my list was gone forever. THANK YOU!

All For Everyone ADORABLE VEGAN SWEATER ALERT.

It doesn't say anything on the site about the line being vegan, but it looks like the only material used is cotton, which is awesome! Everything is made by the designer. Not for those of us on tight budgets, though I'm thinking about splurging on one of those cute one of a kind hats.

Those are so adorable! Way out of my budget, but adorable!

Be sure to check out sellers on http://efaartistshelpinganimals.org/ - a portion of profits go to animal-related charities. (This month's charity is Farm Sanctuary.) You can search for items from these sellers on Etsy by including "team efa" in your search terms.

Thanks to everyone for sharing these links!

Neuaura Shoes is a really cool vegan shoe company. The factory appears to be completely ecologically and socially responsible.

Pansy Maiden is an adorbs vegan bag company.

Lions Share Industries has clever graphic tees by vegan artists

by the way, Wildlife Works no longer exists!

Updated!

Some British companies:

http://www.pantstopoverty.com/
Pants!

http://www.gossypium.co.uk/
The fair trade company based in my home-town. Mostly undies, pajamas and sportswear.

http://www.vegetarian-shoes.co.uk/
Vegetarian Shoes in Brighton. The staff have never been anything but rude when I've been in there, but they have a fairly good range and most of their shoes are made in Europe (so theoretically sweatshop-free).

http://www.gringo.uk.com/
My cousin used to work for them in their Swansea shop. Gringo are a staple of hippy shops all across the land. According to my cousin, things fall apart after a year, but they are quite cheap.

http://www.getcutie.co.uk
I know someone who worked as a seamstress there, so I can vouch that things are made locally. They have a male version called Boy Parker, but that doesn't have a website.

I just saw this post on Jezebel that had some link to ethically made underwear.

That's really helpful, especially the comments.

ETA. Reasonably-priced, simple cotton underwear! I'm so excited. http://www.bgreenapparel.com