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Clockwise from top left: Eco Intimates Marla long robe; Printfresh reversible printed robe; Boody sage sleep shorts; The Ethical Silk Co piped pyjamas; MATE The Label TENCEL sleep trousers; Bhumi sleep mask; Boody pink bed socks; Nudea striped cotton cami

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A comfortable and healthy environment is essential for sleep hygiene, which is why avoiding fossil fuel-derived synthetics like polyester sleepwear isn’t only a sustainability choice; it’s a matter of ensuring you get a good night’s kip. The sweaty fibre can lead to overheating and will release microplastics when washed, so it’s worth looking for alternatives that are better for the planet and you. That’s why this week, we’re sharing the pyjamas to cosy up or chill out in, all made by brands working more sustainably according to our expert ratings. 

Get the full guide to more sustainable pyjama brands.

Also in this week’s issue:
  • Is Uniqlo sustainable? An update on the brand’s rating
  • Vegan brands from Australia and New Zealand: from footwear to clothes and beauty
  • Offers for Good On You readers: to help you save money and support small brands
Image: Toad&Co.

Uniqlo scored our middling rating “It’s a Start” in the latest review because while its designs may be timeless, it still operates a fast fashion model and is failing to pay living wages: the brand just received one of the lowest scores in Clean Clothes Campaign’s report on living wage monitoring. Click through to see which brands are more ethical and affordable alternatives, including Toad&Co, pictured above.

Check Uniqlo’s rating and the alternatives.
Left: Lonely Kids Club; right: e’serdiv

Looking for brands committed to environmental and labour sustainability as well as vegan practices? Check our latest regional guide to the top-rated labels avoiding animal products in Australia and New Zealand, including Goodnap, one of our highest-scoring brands overall, and more.

Discover vegan brands from Australia and New Zealand.
Image: SeamsFriendly

Every week, brands that’ve first been independently rated as “Good” and “Great” are invited to share offers for Good On You readers. It helps you save money, and gets the word out about small brands. This week we’re championing eBay's pre-loved offers, SeamsFriendly’s custom sizing, Oobi’s kidswear, and more at the link. 

Bookmark our offers round-up.
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