Yahoo Sport 
25 sustainable buys to scoop up during Nordstrom’s Anniversary Sale
Our team is dedicated to finding and telling you more about the products and deals we love. If you love them too and decide to purchase through the links below, we may receive a commission. Pricing and availability are subject to change.
Finding truly sustainable brands at major department stores can seem like a fruitless treasure hunt. After all, many mainstream brands don’t quite fit the criteria of being low impact and environmentally friendly, and finding the ones that do have green values can take a lot of research.
The Nordstrom Anniversary Sale is on right now through Aug. 30 and even the sustainably savvy can’t resist these deals. And, yes, there are actually brands that those of us who lean green can feel confident in when shopping the savings event.
To help you find the hidden eco-friendly options, we’ve vetted brands currently hosting deals during the Nordstrom Anniversary Sale based on their environmental practices, sustainable transparency and human rights practices. Many of the brands are also certified B Corp, which is a status awarded to companies with the highest standards of performance, transparency and accountability around social and environmental responsibility.
So, go ahead. Save some green on these sustainable brands during Nordstrom Anniversary Sale.
Patagonia
With a sustainable supply chain and a strong history of environmental advocacy, Patagonia is noted for being low waste leaders in the fashion world. Nearly 70 percent of Patagonia’s products are made of recycled materials, with the brand using organic cotton and vegan down for its creations. In Sept. 2019, the brand was named a UN Champion of the Earth, which is the UN’s top environmental honor. Patagonia also a certified B Corp for its impressive standards.
Shop: Patagonia Better Sweater Quarter Zip Performance Jacket, $83.90 (Orig. $119)
Credit: Nordstrom
Shop: Patagonia Better Sweater Quarter Zip Pullover, $83.90 (Orig. $119)
Credit: Nordstrom
Shop: Patagonia Better Sweater Zip Jacket, $97.90 (Orig. $139)
Credit: Nordstrom
Eileen Fisher
As a certified B Corp, Eileen Fisher is a leader in the intersection of fashion and sustainability. All Eileen Fisher products are made with organic fibers, recycled fibers and sustainable fibers such as wool and Tencel. Not only that, but the brand is involved in advocacy around environmental policy initiatives and donates regularly to NGOs prioritizing human rights and sustainability. The brand also works to prioritize the “circularity” of their items, working to reduce, reuse and recycle as a business-standard.
Shop: Eileen Fisher V-Neck T-Shirt, $59.90 (Orig. $98)
Credit: Nordstrom
Shop: Eileen Fisher Silk & Cashmere Tunic, $159.90 (Orig. $278)
Credit: Nordstrom
Shop: Eileen Fisher Cashmere & Wool Sweater, $297.90 (Orig. $498)
Credit: Nordstrom
Shop: Eileen Fisher High-Collar Coat, $399.90 (Orig. $748)
Credit: Nordstrom
Shop: Eileen Fisher Luck Platform Sandal, $128.90 (Orig. $215)
Credit: Nordstrom
Shop: Eileen Fisher Band Collar Stretch Silk Dress, $199.90 (Orig. $368)
Credit: Nordstrom
Dr. Barbara Sturm
Renowned skincare products by Dr. Barbara Sturm are said to be “highly effective, non-toxic, non-irritating and absolutely cruelty-free.” Many products are packaged in glass, lowering single-use plastic consumption. With an emphasis on effective ingredients that have scientific backing, the brand’s serums are a favorite in low-waste spaces.
Shop: Dr. Barbara Sturm Anti-Aging Essentials Set, $215 (Orig. $355)
Credit: Nordstrom
John Hardy
Jewelry brand John Hardy boasts “community artisanship and sustainability” as its core values. Using reclaimed silver and gold in all products, the brand also prioritizes a sustainable supply chain free of exploitative labor. The brand says it conducts business with “respect for human rights and for the environment,” and provides consumers with a transparent code of conduct for how the brand operates based on these values.
Shop: John Hardy Dot Hammered Adjustable Bracelet, $529.90+ (Orig. $795+)
Credit: Nordstrom
Shop: John Hardy Classic Chain Slim Flex Cuff, $729.90+ (Orig. $1,100+)
Credit: Nordstrom
Bombas
Bombas is a certified B Corp founded on the core values of social good and environmental responsibility. For every Bombas product purchased, one item is donated to people experiencing homelessness. To date, the brand has donated more than 30 million items through more than 2,500 community organizations.
Shop: Bombas 3-Pack Cushion No-Show Socks, $23.90 (Orig. $36)
Credit: Nordstrom
S’well
S’well is a certified B Corp for its high standards of social and environmental impact. The brand reports it has helped replace more than 4 billion single-use plastic bottles since its launch in 2010 and uses thoughtfully-sourced, high-quality materials in its production.
Shop: S’well Smokey Quartz 17-Ounce Insulated Stainless Steel Water Bottle, $22.90 (Orig. $35)
Credit: Nordstrom
Boll & Branch
Made with 100 percent sustainable, organic materials, Boll & Branch was the first brand to source bedding from Fair Trade USA. Not only that, but the brand also prioritizes “workers’ empowerment and sustainable incomes.” The brand publishes a yearly impact report detailing its sustainability and social good endeavors, which details how the brand offsets carbon emissions and saves hundreds of millions of gallons of water during production.
Shop: Boll & Branch Embroidered Stripe 325 Thread Count Organic Cotton Sheet Set, $193.90+ (Orig. $290+)
Credit: Nordstrom
Shop: Boll & Branch Embroidered Duvet Cover & Sham Set, $219.90+ (Orig. $330+)
Credit: Nordstrom
OluKai
Shoe company OluKai is a certified B Corp creating shoes out of environmentally conscious materials and recycled rubbers. The brand also works to preserve and celebrate the cultural heritage of Hawaii, which serves as the core inspiration of the brand. OluKai even started the Ama OluKai Foundation to support the Hawaiian nonprofits working to “preserve land and ocean, serve our communities and maintain the Hawaiian culture and traditions.”
Shop: OluKai Ohana Flip Flop, $46.90 (Orig. $70)
Credit: Nordstrom
Shop: OluKai Nohea Moku Sneaker, $59.90 (Orig. $100)
Credit: Nordstrom
Shop: OluKai Nohea Mesh Slip-On, $59.90 (Orig. $89.95)
Credit: Nordstrom
Smeg
Smeg designs are made with longevity in mind, with the brand hoping to create high performance products to lower consumption. The brand places a “special focus” on obtaining the highest energy efficiency class rating in order to lower environmental impact. All products are made with recyclable materials and the brand follows strict environmental and human rights policy.
Shop: Smeg ‘50s Retro Style Electric Kettle, $171.90 (Orig. $229.25)
Credit: Nordstrom
Shop: Smeg ‘50s Retro Style Two-Slice Toaster, $171.90 (Orig. $229.25)
Credit: Nordstrom
Tumi
Many Tumi products are made with recyclable materials and the brand prioritizes quality and durability to guarantee the longevity of items. With a global repair network, Tumi allows customers to repair broken items rather than replace them with a new purchase, cutting down on consumer cost and landfill waste. The brand is also carbon-conscious, prioritizes workers’ rights and focuses on supply chain sustainability.
Shop: Tumi Alpha 3 Collection 22-Inch International Expandable Carry-On, $449.90 (Orig. $750)
Credit: Nordstrom
Shop: Tumi Alpha 3 Expansion Duffle Bag, $279.90 (Orig. $425)
Credit: Nordstrom
Shop: Tumi Voyageur Everyday Nylon Tote, $179.90 (Orig. $295)
Credit: Nordstrom
Shop: Tumi V4 International 22-Inch Expandable Wheeled Carry-On, $349.90 (Orig. $595)
Credit: Nordstrom
If you liked this story, you might like to check out the best shoes that are a part of the Nordstrom Anniversary Sale.
More from In The Know:
A group of TikTokers explored an allegedly ‘haunted’ California castle
Accessories queen Lele Sadoughi talks face masks and fall trends
15 of our favorite retailers that are selling fabric face masks
I’ve been living in this size-inclusive unitard for workouts and lounging around
The post 25 sustainable buys to scoop up during Nordstrom’s Anniversary Sale appeared first on In The Know.
