"Good Morning America" is celebrating some "feel-good" fashion companies that are shaking up the industry by creating clothing that is good for the environment or inclusive for people with disabilities who want to be able to dress themselves while still looking stylish.
Lori Bergamotto, style director of Good Housekeeping magazine, highlighted some of her top picks for brands that are focused on making socially conscious clothing that can make you feel better about what you are buying and wearing. Check out her top picks below.
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Alternative apparel makes focuses on using organic cotton and recycled materials wherever possible. Plus, the company prioritizes sustainable packages, low impact dyes and strict ethical standards for the factories they source from.
AllBirds has become famous for disrupting the the shoe industry with sustainable materials such as wool, tree and their signature carbon negative "SweetFoam." Plus, all of their packaging is made up of 90% recycled cardboard!
This classic Tommy Hilfiger men's plaid shirt features hidden magnetic closures to make dressing easier than ever.
This classic Tommy Hilfiger straight fit jeans features Velcro closures and magnets in place of zippers and buttons.
This classic Tommy Hilfiger relaxed fit jeans features Velcro closures and magnets in place of zippers and buttons.
This buttonless, zipperless blazer adds a pop of color to any outfit!
