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IF YOU FIND IT ON ZERO, IT'S CLEARED THE HIGHEST BAR.

At ZERO, sustainability isn't a trend or an Earth Month talking point, it's the bare minimum. Every piece we carry passes one of the toughest vetting processes in the industry. We don't just onboard brands; we dissect them. From sourcing and manufacturing to labor practices and environmental impact—living wages, safe conditions, certified fabrics, low-impact dyes, water use, and supply chain transparency. We demand proof. Because no one needs another pretty dress with a dirty backstory.

We often carry just a few pieces from a brand—and that's intentional. We're unapologetically selective. No greenwashed labels or celebrity-backed hype. Only brands with unmatched quality, thoughtful stories, and timeless design.

ZERO is for those who know great style and expect more. This isn't slower fashion, it's smarter fashion.

It's fashion with nothing to hide.

MEET OUR BRANDS

aligrace

Founded by Ali Grace in San Diego while still in high school, aligrace specializes in custom vintage Levi's with a focus on sustainability and size inclusivity. Ali created the brand to help women of all sizes find the perfect denim, while also combating the environmental damage caused by the high water usage, chemicals, and waste in traditional denim production. By giving old Levi's a new life, aligrace crafts timeless wardrobe staples designed to last beyond fast fashion.

Athru Atelier

Founded in 2024, Athru is a luxury brand focused on sustainability and timeless design. The name, derived from the Irish word for transformation, reflects the brand's commitment to blending elegance with ethical practices. Each piece is handcrafted in Bulgaria using carefully sourced materials, free from polyester. Athru aims to offer high-quality, sustainable garments that combine luxury with individuality.

Belkys Studio

Founded in Miami, Belkys Studio is an independent label creating statement ready-to-wear pieces that balance sensuality, structure, and ease. Designed by founder Belkys, who has been sewing since a young age and trained in fashion design, the brand is rooted in a hands-on approach to craft. Each piece is developed through in-house pattern-making and produced locally in small batches in Miami. Drawing from classic silhouettes, the brand reinterprets everyday garments with a more sculptural, expressive edge, designed to be worn beyond seasons.

Buttercup

Founded by Clara, Buttercup was created to make bras and underwear as thoughtfully as possible, since intimates are one of the few clothing items you can’t buy secondhand. Each piece is made with GOTS-certified organic cotton, knitted and hand-dyed in Anatolia, and sewn in a family-run factory in Izmir, Turkey. Produced in small batches with full transparency across the supply chain, Ciao Buttercup offers timeless, breathable intimates designed to be better for you, for the planet, and for the people who make them.

By B.

Founded and operated in Los Angeles, BY B. is a small woman-owned brand specializing in classic silhouettes made from unique, mostly sheer deadstock fabrics sourced locally. Each piece is handmade to order by founder Britta, who runs every part of the process herself, from design to sewing to shipping. Focused on minimizing waste and offering thoughtful, made-to-last clothing, BY B. reflects a personal and intentional approach to fashion.

Camóre

Founded in Los Angeles, Camóre is a demi-fine jewelry brand focused on elevating everyday pieces through material quality and construction. Designed by founder Taylor Heller, the brand bridges the gap between fashion and fine jewelry by applying higher standards than traditional gold-plated jewelry. Each piece is crafted using a 925 sterling silver base and a 5-micron layer of 14K gold, significantly thicker than standard gold plating, for longer-lasting wear. Camóre also uses 5A-grade cubic zirconia, the highest grade available. With an emphasis on weight, tone, and structure, every detail, from the color of the gold to the feel of each piece, is intentionally developed to create jewelry that feels refined, substantial, and built to last.

CraXittude

Founded in 2017 in Bucharest, Romania, Craxittude was born from a disregard for convention and a personal obsession with fabric and form. The brand began as a creative outlet – designing garments that reflected a deep relationship with geometry, architecture, and the idea that clothing can carry meaning beyond aesthetics. With no interest in seasonal cycles or trend-driven production, each piece is built around an idea rather than a calendar, released in small capsules when the work is ready. The range – spanning blouses, dresses, trousers, coats, and bags – is defined by geometric construction, asymmetric silhouettes, and pieces designed to be worn in multiple configurations. Everything is made to order in Bucharest, produced only when purchased, with certified or deadstock fabrics. 

Delfina Güe

Founded by designer Delfina Güe, the brand builds on over a century of her family's leather craftsmanship in Argentina. After launching her first brand in 2012 while balancing two jobs, Delfina moved to Spain and officially founded Delfina Güe in 2021. Focused on sustainability and mindful production, the brand sources all materials from industry excess, giving new life to high-quality leathers that would otherwise go to waste. Delfina Güe rejects fast fashion and seasonal cycles, creating timeless handbags in limited quantities, with small updates in color and design to encourage lasting use and minimize waste.

EB Denim

EB Denim was founded by Elena Bonvicini, who discovered her love for thrifting while spending time with her vintage-loving grandmother in the Midwest. Noticing a surplus of men's jeans and a lack of options for women, she began upcycling men’s Levi’s into custom fits. Today, EB Denim offers unique pieces, from custom denim to dresses and blouses. Brigitte and Ellie at ZERO know Elena personally from college and are thrilled to feature EB Denim, as she has always been an inspiration.

Facettes Studio

Founded by Marie-Laure after a decade in the fashion industry, Facettes Studio offers a refined and responsible approach to fashion that challenges traditional norms while remaining accessible. Shaped by her experiences in both Paris and New York, and rooted in a deep understanding of ethical production and timeless design, the brand reflects a desire to create clothing with purpose and longevity. Facettes is built on the belief that elegance and sustainability can coexist, with each collection inspired by the many dimensions of women’s lives and a commitment to quality over excess.

FM669

Founded by Daniel Leigh, FM 669 takes its name from Farm to Market Road 669 in northwestern Texas, near the cotton farms where the brand sources its fibers. FM 669 uses 100% USDA- and GOTS-certified organic cotton that is grown, spun, and knitted in the USA, with 75% of its farms relying solely on rainfall. Each garment is sewn in the New York City Garment District in small batches to avoid overproduction, dyed with low-impact, fiber-reactive dyes, and packaged in compostable mailers. With carbon-neutral shipping and a commitment to longevity, FM 669 creates timeless pieces designed to be worn, repaired, and eventually returned to the earth.

Frances Knitwear

Founded in Los Angeles, Frances Knitwear creates handmade garments and accessories using a vintage domestic knitting machine and 100% natural fibers, including cotton, wool, and cashmere. With a background in textile design, founder Frances draws inspiration from nature, color, shape, and everyday life, exploring texture and form through knitwear. Each piece is produced by hand and made-to-order, reflecting an approach that balances traditional techniques with a contemporary perspective.

Fyoocher

Fyoocher is a slow fashion brand focused on redefining how we view fashion and how we consume it. Designed by Jamie Dawes, each piece is made with sustainability in mind, offering contemporary, timeless garments that adapt to our ever-changing bodies. With a size range from 24” to 52”, Fyoocher is committed to making fashion for everybody and every BODY, creating a positive movement that goes beyond just clothes.

HER CIPHER

Founded by Sasha Troshchynska in 2021, HER CIPHER offers a focused and sustainable approach to fashion, rooted in ethical production and refined design. Based in New York and shaped by Sasha’s background in art and sculpture, the brand creates timeless essentials using organic cotton, silk, and wool. Each collection reflects a commitment to slow fashion, precise tailoring, and versatile style, designed for independent women who value quality, purpose, and thoughtful craftsmanship.

hijulez

hijulez is crafted in Canada and intends to create intentional, timeless pieces that celebrate individuality. Julie learned sewing from her grandfather and father, leading her to study embroidery at Maison Lesage in Paris and fashion design at Polimoda in Florence before starting hijulez in her home city of Vancouver.

Huma Blanco

Founded by Adriana Crocco, a third-generation shoemaker based in Lima, Huma Blanco is a handmade footwear brand rooted in Peruvian craft and materials. Adriana’s Peruvian and Italian shoemaking heritage led her to build a brand centered on quality of materials and construction, working with a dedicated team of Lima shoemakers who have grown alongside the brand since its founding. With a vertically integrated supply chain from material sourcing to finished product, every pair is made by hand in Lima. The line fuses classic silhouettes with distinctive textures and construction details, spanning mules, sandals, heels, and boots.

Lot28

Founded by Jocelyn DeSisto in 2020, Lot28 was born from a lifelong love of jewelry and a deep connection to the natural world. Named after a plot of land on a small island in Maine where Jocelyn spent summers with her family, the brand reflects the beauty and organic textures of those formative experiences. Over time, Lot28 has become known for its distinctive Jelly technique, an innovative, tactile process that brings a sense of movement and softness to each piece. Every item is thoughtfully handmade between the Lot28 studio and New York’s historic Diamond District, using sustainable production methods.

MATNAS

Founded in 2018 by Gal Yakobovitch, MATNAS is a New York-based label rooted in circular design and material experimentation. The brand focuses on reworking existing materials into adaptable garments designed to be worn in multiple ways. Sourcing from factory off-cuts, second-hand garments, and urban waste streams, MATNAS transforms overlooked materials through reconstruction and natural dyeing. Produced in small batches in New York, each piece reflects a hands-on approach to craft, individuality, and longevity.

NLA

NLA Collection was founded by Natalie Wise, who was inspired to design her own evening bag after struggling to find a timeless option for her sister’s wedding. Using leftover, deadstock fabric from her maid of honor gown, Natalie began crafting handbag samples, which led to the creation of her signature NLA knot bag. Launched online in December 2022, NLA Collection offers handmade, sleek accessories at an approachable price point. With all pieces crafted in Los Angeles from locally sourced fabrics, Natalie’s vision is to continue creating timeless designs that are both elegant and accessible.

Ollu

Co-founded by Ariel Benmoshe in 2022, Ollu Eyewear is a conscious eyewear brand built on a foundation of sustainability, craftsmanship, and design. Ariel draws deep inspiration from her family’s decades-long business in eyeglass case manufacturing, where she gained a first-hand understanding of quality, materials, and the value of making things that last. Ollu carries that legacy forward with a modern approach, creating expressive, well-made frames through ethical practices and a commitment to doing better.

Range Revolution

Founded in 2021, Range Revolution is a leather goods brand built around regenerative agriculture and traceable production. Founded by Cate Havstad-Casad, the brand was created to address the disconnect between fashion supply chains and the land they rely on. By sourcing hides directly from American ranches practicing regenerative agriculture, Range Revolution transforms materials that would otherwise be discarded into quality pieces. Each product is fully traceable from ranch to finished good, offering a rare level of transparency into the supply chain. Rooted in craftsmanship and material integrity, the brand creates leather goods designed to last, connecting the consumer back to the land, the maker, and the full journey behind each piece.

Santos

Santos by Mónica is a New York City–based, Latina-owned brand specializing in biomaterials, timeless design, and local, small-batch production. Each piece is handmade in the United States using innovative natural textiles, including a cactus-based biomaterial that requires 80% less water to produce than traditional leather, is partially biodegradable, and long-lasting. Designed to be both beautiful and sustainable, every bag reflects a commitment to ethical craftsmanship, slower production, and reduced waste. With classic silhouettes, thoughtful details, and responsibly sourced materials, Santos by Mónica creates accessories made to last.

Uncle Studios

Uncle Studios was founded in Toronto by friends Allegra Shaw and Shirin Soltani, who set out to create the perfect t-shirt and, in doing so, built a brand rooted in transparency, ethics, and longevity. Guided by the belief that “The clothes you live in” should be made to last, the brand focuses on high-quality wardrobe staples crafted with care and intention. Every piece is produced responsibly by trusted partners and certified by SMETA, OEKO-TEX Standard 100, GOTS, BCI, Amfori, and FSC, ensuring fair labor practices and environmentally responsible manufacturing. Uncle Studios embodies a modern approach to fashion—minimal, conscious, and made to be lived in.