Want to take a romper around the world of sustainable jumpsuits with us? Jumpsuits, rompers, overalls, one pieces—or whatever you call them—make for an all-in-one eco-friendly outfit that’s easy to wear and equally as easy on the planet.
To give you a jumpstart, we compiled a list of the top makers of eco-friendly overalls and responsible rompers that are leaps and bounds above the rest.
To find them and keep improving this list, we’re jumping into using our new Brand Rating System over the next few months, which extends what we look for to 22 criteria, such as materials and biodiversity impacts of those materials. Learn more about our methodology here.
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The Top Ethical Jumpsuits To Jump-Start A Greener Tomorrow
MagicLinen jumpsuits made from clean and cooling linen are perfect for lounging or hitting the town. And the brand’s local Lithuanian supply chain keeps the planet cool, too.
Eco-friendly materials, Fair Trade factories, low-impact dyes, support for environmental causes—Patagonia’s collection of eco-friendly jumpsuits has soared to the top of our list.
Coyuchi doesn’t leap to conclusions with their jumpsuits made from supremely comfortable GOTS-certified organic cotton.
Index: Eco-Friendly Jumpsuit Brands
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- Beaumont Organics Jump to brand
- tentree Jump to brand
- Pact Jump to brand
- Urbankissed Jump to brand
Patagonia
About Patagonia
Price Range: $109–$139
It’s hard to speak about any environmentally conscious brand without mentioning Patagonia.
The California-based brand is a forerunner in sustainable outdoor clothing, with a vast catalog of tees, sweaters, leggings, hiking pants, jackets, baselayers, swimwear, and so much more. Naturally, they offer a variety of options by way of both sustainable overalls, coveralls, and jumpsuits.
We aren’t exaggerating when we say the Fleetwith Romper, Fair Trade sewn using recycled polyester, is literally our single favorite piece of clothing we own. The super stretchy and mobile recycled plastic romper features a multifunctional crossover-tank design that’s light and ultra-comfortable.
Patagonia’s Ethical & Sustainability Practices
Materials:
Patagonia crafts its fair trade jumpsuits from organic cotton, recycled polyester, hemp, and TENCEL™ lyocell. Many are bluesign® approved.
Supply chain & labor practices:
Over 80% of Patagonia’s apparel is sewn in Fair Trade-certified sites. As a Certified B Corp, they follow rigid criteria for healthy working environments, dignified practices, and sustainable production.
They also detail where each garment is manufactured via The Footprint Chronicles on each page and consistently top the Fashion Revolution’s Fashion Transparency Index charts.
Carbon commitments & green practices:
For its 50th anniversary, Patagonia looks forward to a more sustainable world through regenerative agriculture, renewable energy, and countless green initiatives—like shipping and packaging materials made with FSC or SFI-certified recycled content or post-consumer waste.
Inclusivity:
Patagonia offers women’s sustainable overalls and eco-friendly rompers in sizes XXS–XXL.
Community & charitable giving:
Patagonia helped create 1% for the Planet, contributing over $140 million since, and now divests all profits into either improving their own sustainability or to climate positive organizations directly.
Anyone can impact their local area through Patagonia Action Works, a platform allowing you to find social causes in your community.
Coyuchi
About Coyuchi
Price Range: $28–$178
There’s nothing coy about our love for Coyuchi.
You may know them as one of our favorite sustainable bedding brands, but they also have a small but impressive apparel line. In addition to robes, joggers, tops, and pajamas, they feature some of the best sustainable jersey jumpsuits for PJ-level comfort, like the Solstice.
Coyuchi’s Ethical & Sustainability Practices
Materials:
Organic cotton is the sustainable material of choice, and it’s Fair Trade and GOTS-certified, and in some cases, MADE SAFE certified, too.
Supply chain & labor practices:
The organic cotton is grown and knit in India at a factory that recycles 98% of its wastewater. Many of their factories are Fair Trade certified.
Carbon commitments & green practices:
As a circular economy company, all pre-loved Coyuchi linens can be sent back to be resold or repurposed through their 2nd Home Take Back program. They’re well on their way to eliminating virgin petroleum-based plastic packaging, instead using recycled poly bags.
By 2025, they’ll have Net Neutral Emissions, followed by Net Positive Emissions in 2030.
Inclusivity:
Women’s sizes range from XS-L.
Community & charitable giving:
As members of 1% for the Planet, they contribute funds to regenerative agriculture organizations like Fibershed, White Buffalo Land Trust, Urban Sprouts, and the California Wilderness Coalition—your choice!
MATE The Label
About MATE the Label
Price Range: $118–$268
If you haven’t befriended MATE the Label, now is a good time. This brand has your back when you need women’s tops, bottoms, sweats, tanks, bike shorts, and sustainable linen jumpsuits. The long-sleeved Sedona is a favorite for its rugged and practical aesthetic that meets comfort.
MATE the Label’s Ethical & Sustainability Practices
Materials:
Natural linen is the only material you’ll see on the tag, and it’s dyed with low-impact dyes.
Supply chain & labor practices:
The linen is sourced in Belarus before being transformed into the jumpsuit of your dreams in a Los Angeles factory only 17 miles from MATE’s HQ. This reduces transportation and allows them to closely monitor the factory to ensure adherence to fair trade criteria and California labor laws.
Carbon commitments & green practices:
In addition to eco-office practices, plastic-free, recycled packaging is used, like eco-friendly toilet paper and in-house composting. The Certified B Corp is also Certified Climate Neutral with plans to reduce their emissions altogether. They also partner with Trashie to help you “detox your closet” while ensuring unwanted items are responsibly recycled.
Inclusivity:
Women’s sustainable jumpsuit sizes XS-3X are available.
Community & charitable giving:
For every purchase, 1% is donated to a nonprofit of the customer’s choosing, like Surfrider Foundation, Rodale Institute, Women’s Voices for the Earth, and more.
MagicLinen
About MagicLinen
Price Range: $86–$119
A jumpsuit shouldn’t be so tight you want to jump out of your skin. That’s why we love the breathable designs of MagicLinen’s sustainable fashion jumpsuits.
The linen clothing brand handcrafts high-quality jumpsuits that remain comfortable whether running errands or hitting the bars.
The Elastic Waist Linen Romper is a summer favorite of ours, striking a unique balance, providing a light fit perfect for summer days or warm nights out. We especially love the elegant neckline and billowy shorts legs, that aren’t so short as to give cause for concern when bending over, but are loose enough to give the whole thing an elegant dress-like look.
Did we mention it has pockets?
MagicLinen’s Ethical & Sustainability Practices
Materials:
MagicLinen doesn’t take a leap of faith in their materials—they only use high-quality, European-grown linen with OEKO-TEX certification.
Supply chain & labor practices:
MagicLinen designs and produces each sustainable linen jumpsuit in a family-run studio in Vilnius, Lithuania, with a small, local supply chain. MagicLinen also provides its workers fair treatment, working conditions, and wages via third-party auditing agencies.
Carbon commitments & green practices:
MagicLinen uses 100% compostable cornstarch and PBAT (bio-based polymer) packaging materials to ship its sustainable jumpsuits. We can confirm these break down just fine in a home compost bin.
They mitigate as much textile waste as possible, using offcuts for tote bags and seasonal goods.
Inclusivity:
You can find linen jumpsuits in women’s sizes XS–XL.
Community & charitable giving:
The brand also contributes to local community organizations by donating products and resources or volunteering their time.
Outerknown
About Outerknown
Price Range: $168–$198
They may be one of the most well-knownsustainable men’s clothing companies, but Outerknown is more than OK at creating women’s fashion.
Some of their best-sellers are sustainable utility jumpsuits for women—all versatile enough for a day on the farm or a night on the town. Available in three colors, the Station Jumpsuit is an all-star, featuring a cozy slouchy feel and functional design of organic cotton and linen.
Outerknown’s Ethical & Sustainability Practices
Materials:
Organic cotton and an organic cotton-linen blend makes up these comfy, sustainable jumpsuits. Some styles feature natural corozo nut buttons.
Supply chain & labor practices:
As a Fair Trade USA partner, safe and fair working conditions are ensured for their Mexican, Chinese, and Peruvian manufacturing partners. They became accredited by the Fair Labor Association before the very first OK product was even shipped and have since provided thousands of workers with fair pay and gainful work.
Carbon commitments & green practices:
As per their 2030 plan, they’ll eliminate harmful chemicals and materials that shed microfibers in the coming decade. They’re also working to ensure their clothes are easier to recycle and are making the switch to renewable energy and regenerative feedstock.
Inclusivity:
Women’s sizes XS-XL are available.
Community & charitable giving:
OK is a regular partner of Ocean Conservancy and has worked with other organizations, like The Ocean Cleanup and Surfrider Foundation.
Beaumont Organics
About Beaumont Organic
Price Range: $72–$287
If you’re looking for a stylishly simple sustainable jumpsuit, UK brand Beaumont Organic has your back—and legs and bum. The Nadia is an ethical linen jumpsuit made in Portugal, featuring a bold sunflower color perfect for summer, V-neck style, and large front pockets.
Beaumont Organic’s Ethical & Sustainability Practices
Materials:
Most of Beaumont’s jumpsuits are made from GOTS-certified organic cotton and OEKO-TEX-certified Italian linen. They have introduced new fibers in their other pieces, like recycled cotton, seaweed fabric, recycled denim yarn, and responsibly sourced wool.
Supply chain & labor practices:
Beaumont believes in transparency for all stages of production, including spinning the thread, knitting, weaving, and dyeing. You can find a complete list of their suppliers online, with 97% in Portugal and the rest in the United Kingdom.
Carbon commitments & green practices:
Each garment includes a ‘sustainability’ section detailing the fabrics, certifications, and production sites. 87% of Beaumont’s garments are produced within a 300-mile radius of Braga, Portugal, where most of their raw materials come from.
Customers in the United Kingdom can access free repairs.
Inclusivity:
Beaumont Organic offers eco-friendly jumpsuits in sizes XS–L (UK 8-18).
Community & charitable giving:
Through the Beaumont Organic Foundation, the brand supports numerous health and education projects in Fiji.
tentree
About tentree
Price Range: $68–$118
tentree is an excellent brand for all sorts of active and casual clothing essentials. From kid’s clothing to a big range for big people, you’ll find all apparel and accessories rooted in responsibility.
The sustainable basics brand can also help you fit into sustainable short-sleeved jumpsuits, like the elegant Blakely, with ¾ flared cropped legs that are as functional as they are fashionable.
tentree’s Ethical & Sustainability Practices
Materials:
TENCEL™ lyocell, recycled polyester, organic cotton, and sometimes a small amount of spandex are what you’ll find in these sustainable jersey jumpsuits.
Supply chain & labor practices:
Most of the Certified B Corp’s eco-friendly jumpsuits are made in China at an ethical factory that adheres to the brand’s code of conduct. Check out their factory ledger to see where their other manufacturing partners are located and the regulations they adhere to (Fair Trade, Fair Wear Foundation, SA8000, WRAP, BSCI).
Carbon commitments & green practices:
tentree’s Climate+ carbon offset packages can help you reduce your eco-guilt. You can offset a hot shower, Netflix binge, or a month of typical living. 90% of products are shipped free of poly bags, and mailers are made from 100% recycled, recyclable, and biodegradable plastic.
Inclusivity:
Women’s sizes XS–XL are available.
Community & charitable giving:
tentree gives back to forests around the globe. For each item sold, ten trees are planted.
Pact
About Pact
Price Range: $148
If you’ve followed Sustainable Jungle for any time, you know Pact is one of our favorite eco-friendly clothing brands. We own several of their products, including t-shirts, sweaters, hoodies, shorts, leggings, and sleepwear.
While we haven’t tested this one ourselves, we’re definitely eyeing their Boulevard Jumpsuit, which provides a practical style in four colors that can be worn anywhere. This organic jumpsuit features four pockets, short sleeves, an antique metal zipper, and a removable belt.
Pact’s Ethical & Sustainability Practices
Materials:
Pact doesn’t skip, hop, or jump around with its materials. Their primary material is 100% GOTS-certified organic cotton, but some styles include hemp and small amounts of elastane.
Supply chain & labor practices:
Most of Pact’s clothing is produced in Fair Trade facilities in India, with garments marked online. Over 50% of their organic cotton comes from India.
Carbon commitments & green practices:
Besides organic materials, Pact conserves resources and partners with SimpliZero to measure the impact of each product. They offset carbon emissions through reforestation, renewable energy, and community initiatives.
Each garment is shipped in carbon-neutral Vela Bags, an FSC-certified recyclable paper bag.
Inclusivity:
Pact carries sustainable rompers in women’s sizes between XS and XXL.
Community & charitable giving:
The Give Back Box program allows customers to return gently used garments (even those without the Pact label) to be donated to one of the five partner charities.
Urbankissed
About Urbankissed
Price Range: $72–$344
With more than 10,000 sustainable fashion products, Urbankissed helps you pucker up for planet-friendly clothing, bags, accessories, shoes, lingerie, jewelry, and homewares.
A one-stop-shop for curating that capsule wardrobe, they have tops, outerwear, activewear, swimwear, dresses, and jumpsuits of all cuts and colors.
Urbankissed Ethical & Sustainability Practices
Materials:
For sustainable denim jumpsuits made of GOTS-certified organic cotton, they’ve got your whole body covered. TENCEL™, Repreve (recycled) polyester, and upcycled cotton are other standard fabrics. You’ll also find pieces perfect for the summer, like the breezy Barefoot Romper, made entirely from hemp.
Many fabrics and dyes are bluesign® and/or OEKO-TEX certified with natural wooden buttons.
Supply chain & labor practices:
With over 100+ brands featured, supply chains are plenty, but you can rest assured knowing they’re all ethically vetted by Urbankissed’s 15 Slow & Ethical Index standards. Some are handmade in small batches by an artisan family in India. Others are made with organic cotton from Benin and Tanzania and finished in France.
Carbon commitments & green practices:
Worldwide shipping is carbon neutral, and the offsets support Urbankissed’s forest in Madagascar. This translates to one tree planted per item sold and an additional tree if you subscribe to their newsletter.
Inclusivity:
Women’s sizes XXS-XXL are available in all styles. They also have plus-size options, with some going up to 5XL.
Community & charitable giving:
5% of every purchase from some brands is donated to animal sanctuaries.
Amber obtained Bachelor of Arts degrees in English, Creative Writing, and Psychology from The University of Oxford and Arcadia University. She is an avid crafter, gardener, quail farmer, wannabe novelist, and self-proclaimed eco adventurer. From living in a camper van to living in a tiny house, she is enamored by the small and self-sufficient; and aspires to one day become an off-grid micro-farmer, bridging sustainability with non-toxic living and eating. With a passion for outdoor sports like rock climbing, skiing, and travel, having already backpacked across 30 countries, she is always up for the next big adventure while seeking ways to minimize her impact along the way.
