Niche Market Detective

Based on the information obtained from a blog on Voices.Earth, there are several niche markets within the sustainable fashion industry that could align with your business objectives. Here's a list of the top 10 niche eco-brands that could serve as inspiration for your business:
SeventyOne: This brand offers water-related clothing made of recycled plastic and contributes to Bahamas Restoration.
Everything Eco: This is a social enterprise that offers a wide range of second-hand recycled and organic clothing for men, women, and children.
Ferron: This brand offers affordable vegan bags. It is an independent designer that uses bio-based Polyurethane (PU) and microfiber to provide the luxury feel of real leather without harming a single animal.
ABLE: This brand aims to end generational poverty. It offers bags and clothing made all over the world by fairly paid women who have overcome extraordinary circumstances.
Outerknown: This brand works with global partners who offer fair wages and practice sustainable production. It was founded by professional surfer Kelly Slater and designer John Moore.
Alternative Apparel: This brand operates factories in accordance with the Fair Labor Association guidelines and makes over 80% of its garments with sustainable materials and processes.
United By Blue: For each product sold, United By Blue removes one pound of trash from oceans and waterways through clean-up initiatives. It also offers products made in GOTS-certified factories from sustainably-sourced materials.
Nisolo: This brand collaborates with local artisans in Peru, offering leather shoes, chukka boots, bags, jewelry, and accessories. They also have an Ethical Marketplace where you can purchase other eco-products from “like-minded” brands.
tentree: This earth-first apparel brand celebrates its commitment to our planet with ethically crafted and sustainably designed products, all while planting ten trees for each item purchased.
Amor Vert: This brand practices sustainable operations across all aspects of its business – from the fibers and production processes used, to how workers are treated, to how it gets to the consumer and finally, whether it can be recycled or is forced into landfill.
These brands have carved out their unique niches within the sustainable fashion industry by focusing on specific aspects of sustainability, such as recycled materials, fair labor practices, vegan products, and more. By identifying a unique angle that aligns with your brand identity and target audience, you can differentiate your business in the competitive landscape.