SUSTAINABILITY MEETS DESIGN & QUALITY. RESPONSIBLY-MADE FASHION AND BEAUTY FROM DESIGNER BRANDS WHO RUN THEIR BUSINESS WITH RESPECT FOR PEOPLE AND PLANET. FOR TIMELESS GOOD STYLE AND A CLEAR CONSCIENCE. 

YOU ARE UNSURE WHAT TO WEAR AT WORK OR AT THE NEXT COCKTAIL PARTY? ASK US. WE ARE HAPPY TO HELP YOU WITH SOME STYLE-ADVISES. JUST CONTACT US AT MAIL@THEWEARNESS.COM AND WE WILL PROVIDE YOU WITH AN EDIT PERSONALLY CURATED FOR YOU. WITH NO ADDITIONAL COSTS, OF COURSE.

The wearness is an online marketplace for sustainable clothing, accessories, and beauty. We offer luxury fashion from designer brands that take responsibility, and run their business with respect for people and the planet. Find a unique and handpicked selection of ethical fashion, fair clothing, and accessories for women and men with timeless designs and impeccable qualities. Discover handmade luxury dresses, fair produced shirts or vegan beauty products. Each product is provided with our Sustainability Icons - so you cannot only easily understand which features your favourite product has, but also which brand produces in a sustainable manner and has fair working conditions. Our icons are: charitable, eco-friendly, fair trade, handcrafted, made in Europe, organic, recycled, vegan, female empowerment and zero waste - the more icons a product receives, the more sustainable it is.

Learn more about our standards... 

It is always good to know how is a garment made and who has worked on it under which conditions. The fashion industry has changed rapidly in recent years. And it has become faster and more short-lived than ever. Collections change more frequently than at any time before and global textile consumption has doubled since 2000. More and more garments that move from the shops into our cupboards and from our cupboards into the dumpster have triggered a colossal alienation: Fashion no longer mean anything to us. And has become a disposable good. It has nothing more to do with a good feeling and a personal expression. The dramatic consequence? Mountains of discarded clothing, because production is as cheap as possible. How an item is created, who has worked on it under what conditions - that is hardly traceable. One thing is certain: the clothing industry ranks second in the environmental polluter ranking, just behind the oil industry.

Sustainable luxury can be a way out.

And it would suit us much better, but sustainable fashion still has to struggle with a weak image: fair clothing and high fashion, that seems to be contradictory. the wearness wants to change the current perception of ethically impeccable and sustainable luxury fashion. We want to offer fashion-conscious customers a positive shopping alternative - aesthetic, uncomplicated, but with a clear conscience - without sacrificing style and quality.