The final 10 businesses that were awarded a CO10 award are:
Osklen – A Brazilian luxury brand, experimental and innovative in its approach, with a vision to make Brazil a sustainable development innovation hub.
Bottletop – Accessories brand founded through a design collaboration with Mulberry. Supports artisan makers in Brazil, and educates young people through their foundation.
Raeburn – A British luxury brand synonymous with design-led upcycling of unconventional materials. Ethos of Remake, Reduce, Recycle.
Stella McCartney – A British luxury brand, data-driven in their sustainability and innovation.
Indigenous – A US lifestyle brand that invests in 1,000+ Peruvian artisan workers by providing microfinance.
Outland Denim – An Australian denim brand championed by the likes of Meghan Markle. Made from 100% organic cotton, their production offers employment and training to vulnerable women.
Mayamiko – Made in Malawi urban youth brand, Mayamiko takes ‘made in Africa’ to the masses. Provides training to local garment workers.
Sonica Sarna Design – High-end artisan producer, including clients such as Mara Hoffman.
Ethical Apparel Africa (EAA) – A network of production facilities throughout Africa that is developing communities and enabling market access for African production.
The Rajlakshmi Cotton Mills – A vertically-integrated Fairtrade organic cotton supplier – from yarn to finished product.