Ethical Dupes
12 ethical dupes for The Re-Cotton Bath Towel
Equal or higher ethics score · Equal or lower price · Furniture & Decor. Hand-picked from our independently scored catalog.
The picks
Sorted by ethics score. Each card shows the delta vs your original.
Hand-woven by women artisans in Ghana, these fair-trade baskets use local elephant grass and provide sustainable income for marginalized communities.
A luxurious, lightweight towel made from 100% GOTS-certified organic cotton using Fair Trade labor practices.
Exquisite, lead-free glassware hand-blown by indigenous artisans in the Guatemalan highlands using 100% recycled window glass. This product preserves ancient craft and provides life-changing income for rural artisan communities.
A revolutionary home decor piece made entirely from recycled bamboo chopsticks diverted from landfills, showcasing true circular economy principles.
A flat-packed, 3D wall art and decor piece made from sustainable Finnish birch; a perfect low-cost gift that doubles as an activity.
A vibrant, durable accent rug handwoven in Ghana using local sisal and organic cotton, providing a vegan and biodegradable alternative to synthetic polyester rugs.
An ancient Japanese air purification and scent kit using ultra-porous bamboo charcoal and Hinoki wood oils.
A modular, sustainably sourced side table made in the USA from FSC-certified wood and recycled metals, designed for a circular economy.
An ultra-premium down pillow featuring recycled down and a GOTS-certified organic cotton shell, produced under strict Fair Trade standards.
A cult-favorite ceramic mug hand-thrown in Asheville, NC. B Corp certified, this piece supports regional manufacturing and local sourcing of raw clay.
A woman-founded brand creating vibrant, high-design home goods from recycled textile waste. The Re-Spun Throw turns landfill-bound scraps into a luxury home accessory with zero new water usage in the dyeing process.
A stunning, hand-woven palm leaf basket crafted by a fair-trade cooperative of dozens of master weavers in Guerrero, Mexico.