Stella McCartney

The fairy godmother of vegan fashion, Stella McCartney has long been an industry pioneer, creating luxury garments that are completely cruelty-free. The designer’s faux leather jackets deserve a place in every well-edited wardrobe, while partnering with Adidas on vegan Stan Smiths was proof of just how mainstream veganism really is. McCartney was also one of the first brands to make use of innovations in vegan silk.

Fjordson Watches

Founded in 2016, Switzerland’s Fjordson Watches has already made its way on PETA’s Vegan-Approved list. Crafted in Europe after the sleek Scandinavian style of the brand’s northern neighbours, these minimalist timepieces come served with a side of good deed as the brand donates 5 per cent of its profits to Belgian wild animal rescue centre Natuurhulpcentrum. No wonder they so often sell out.

Save The Duck

While a fair few outdoorsy brands have something to offer to their vegan customers, Italian label Save the Duck has entirely replaced the goose down in its quilted jackets and parkas with its state-of-the-art ‘Plumtech’. Designed with trekking in mind, this synthetic down is made from recycled polyester, is 100 per cent cruelty-free and, crucially, is waterproof.

Rombaut

Hailing from a family of clog makers, Belgian designer Mat Rombaut cut his teeth at French luxury label Lanvin before establishing his eponymous brand. Making use of stone, tree bark, natural rubber, cotton cellulose and coconut fibre, Rombaut, himself a practising vegan, began his own line when he was unable to find footwear that was compatible with both his aesthetic and his lifestyle. Crafted from sustainable materials, his directional and wonderfully clompy shoes are the best there is.

Jaan J

Because most are made from silk or wool, finding a vegan tie can be seriously tricky. And finding a stylish one that you wouldn’t mind knotting around your neck, even harder. Happily, US-based brand Jaan J has stepped up to the sartorial plate with its luxe and impressively wide selection of handsome cruelty-free ties, bow ties, and even pocket squares.