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3 Fast Fashion Brands You Didn't Know Had Eco-Friendly Lines!

3 Fast Fashion Brands You Didn't Know Had Eco-Friendly Lines!

By InStyle Staff

Updated Apr 01, 2014 @ 2:00 pm

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Even though there are still quite a few skeptics out there, eco fashion is having a serious moment right now. But trust us—this doesn't mean that you're going to be stuck wearing muumuus or hippie-inspired duds. In fact, it's quite the opposite—your favorite labels actually make dressing in an environmentally conscious way fashionable and easy. Here are our top picks of labels carried by your favorite stores that you had no idea were eco:

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EILEEN FISHER

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If this line hasn't been on your radar, it most definitely needs to be. Known for her comfortable, classic designs, Eileen Fisher is actually one of the leaders in eco design. Her Eco Collection offers basics in sustainable fabrics—from organic cotton, linen, and hemp to recycled fabrics and silks that are dyed using fewer chemicals, less water, and less energy.

Organic cotton nubble top, $248; eileenfisher.com

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Eileen Fisher

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A slim white pant is a springtime wardrobe essential.

Organic cotton pant, $248; eileenfisher.com

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Eileen Fisher

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A long silk jacket is the perfect topper to throw over your dress for an evening out.

Silk jacket, $398; eileenfisher.com

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Eileen Fisher

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A bright salmon hue adds a pop of color to any look.

Cashmere top, $318; eileenfisher.com

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A long tunic works well with jeans or, even, as a coverup over a swimsuit.

Silk tencel tunic, $248; eileenfisher.com

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Urban Renewal by Urban Outfitters

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Urban Outfitters pioneered the "renewal" or "reclaimed" vintage trend with Urban Renewal many years ago. But while the line may not be new, their threads are still going strong and as on-trend as ever.

Black dress, $49; urbanoutfitters.com