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🥵 How to dress sustainably in a heatwave

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Being a global team, Good On You’s staffers are always talking about the weather wherever they are, and this past week, many of us logging on from Europe have been sharing our ways of staying cool in the midst of another heatwave. It’s always a challenge to remain stylish, collected, and sustainable when getting dressed for sweltering temperatures. Happily, some of the best lower-impact materials also happen to be the most appropriate for keeping cool in, as Kyle Raymond Fitzpatrick—a Los Angeles native who knows hot weather—explains in this week’s lead story on how to dress more sustainably in the heat. And if it's cold where you are right now, be sure to bookmark the guide for when summer rolls around.

In this week’s issue:
  • Stay cool and ethical as temperatures rise with our guide on what to wear in a heatwave
  • Offers from top-rated brands on bags and ready-to-wear that are as stylish as they are functional
Heatwaves are increasing in both frequency and temperature as a result of climate change, and in those sweltering moments, it can be hard to think of what to wear beyond the thing that’s going to keep you coolest, never mind whether it’s sustainable or ethical. 

Our tips? Opt for lighter clothing made from lower-impact materials such as organic linen or hemp, or recycled cotton, which are all breathable. If you’re planning to exercise, eschew fossil-fuel-derived synthetics in favour of alternatives like bamboo viscose and TENCEL Lyocell, which dry quickly. Don’t forget a hat to shield yourself from the sun, and opt for sunscreen from a brand rated highly for its transparency around ingredients. Click through to find our suggestions in detail, and check out these top picks from high-rated brands below.
What to wear in a heatwave.
When brands achieve a “Good” or “Great” rating through an independent assessment by our sustainability analysts, we invite them to join our network and share offers with you. This helps to promote small brands that are doing better, and it helps you save a little money when you need to buy something new. 

This week, our top picks include cool, functional bags from Lefrik and Terra Thread, cute kids’ options from Oobi, and customisable clothing from SeamsFriendly, which is great if you’re on the taller or shorter side. 

Check our Offers round-up to see them all.
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