Stocking stuffers are proof that the best things do come in small packages. From indulgent self-care and covetable accessories to useful kitchen essentials and a few things for the kids you know and love, there’s a sustainable stocking stuffer for everyone in our guide. And for under $50, they can’t be beaten.
Even the most eager lot of shoppers get stumped when it comes to the art of gift-giving around the holiday season. But fear not, think of us as Santa’s conscious little helpers who’ve compiled the best eco-friendly stocking fillers that’ll make the process of finding the best gifts that much easier.
Upping your gift-giving game this season doesn’t have to put a huge dent in your wallet. This guide is proof that there are plenty of low-cost presents which can have a delightful impact when they’re unwrapped.
So, whether you’ve drawn your favorite coworker in the office Secret Santa or have an overworked friend who could do with a decadent self-care routine, we’ve got you (and them) covered with our list of eco-friendly stocking filler ideas worth $50 and under.
Note that this guide contains partners and affiliates. As always, we only feature brands that meet strict standards for sustainability and our brands that we love, that we think you’ll love too!
Sustainable Stocking Fillers For The Party Host
1. Spices by Diaspora Co.
Why we love it: BIPOC Woman-owned, Ethically Sourced Spices, Fair Trade | Price: $30+
Know a passionate home chef who loves to cook? Then Diaspora Co.’s range of spices will be a highly welcome addition to their pantry.
Featuring traditional Indian spices that go beyond turmeric and interesting flavors like taco masala, steak masala, and more, these seasonings are sure to add an exotic aroma and delicious flavor to their dishes.
Feel free to add a spice spoon for just a dollar to make this gift that much more thoughtful.
2. Zero Waste Cotton Napkins @ Passion Lilie
Give them a pretty reason to let go of those unsustainably disposable paper serviettes with a little help from these chic cotton napkins from Passion Lilie.
Crafted from leftover production fabrics, these napkins are eco-friendly, reusable (read: machine washable), and they look really good. Your host will enjoy whipping out one of these suave serviettes out every time they cook up and serve up a storm.
Why we love it: woman-owned, handwoven, hand dyed, zero waste, fair trade, ethically made
Price: $20-$32
3. Repurposed Kantha Keychains @ WorldFinds
For the busy bee who appreciates a practical yet pretty trinket to have in her bag at all times, a repurposed Kantha keychain will make for the cutest little stocking stuffer.
A dose of cheerful color, these keychains are handcrafted by female artisans in India using repurposed sari and Kantha textiles. Since they are made from textile scraps, each design is more delightfully unique than the other — just like the special people in your life receiving these as their gifts.
Why we love it: handcrafted, repurposed from scrap textiles, ethically made
Price: $15-$24
4. Loaf Pan @ Caraway
For the banana bread baker in your life, this loaf pan from Caraway is a great way to show them just how much you appreciate their baked delights. Crafted with a mineral-based coating that won’t leach toxic chemicals into their bread and cakes, it can easily double up as a storage pan when not in use.
Available in a range of bright and beautiful hues, this pan will help them spam you with gram-worthy content every time they bake up a new creation.
Why we love it: non-toxic ceramic coating, steel body, free of hazardous materials
Price: $40
5. Zero Waste Dish Cleaning Set @ Green Eco Dream
For the one who likes to keep things clean and tidy, this zero-waste stocking filler will reduce their dependence on plastic items for good.
Complete with a castille natural dish soap, loofah dish sponges, bamboo soap dish, and brush, along with a Swedish dishcloth made from cellulose and organic cotton, this cleaning set is the most practical present you could give. (Check out Green Eco Dream’s gift sets for more eco-minded giftable bundles.)
Why we love it: natural materials and ingredients, plastic-free, zero waste
Price: $37
Eco-Friendly Stocking Fillers For Kids and Babies
6. Fair Trade Baby Booties @ Made Trade
Handcrafted from natural wool, these adorable baby booties are a great stocking stuffer for newborns this Christmas. These cute booties feature a soft sole and are designed for babies that haven’t begun walking as yet.
Shaped like animals with great attention to detail, whether it’s bunnies, bumblebees, elephants, or unicorns, you’re sure to find an adorable pick from their range of booties.
Why we love it: handcrafted, fair trade, natural wool, ethically made
Price: $27
7. Beeswax Crayons @ EarthHero
Made from food-grade pigments, these long beeswax crayons will keep the little artists happily submerged in their drawing books. We love the fact that these crayons are totally free from petroleum-based waxes.
Just don’t forget to encourage them to color outside the lines!
Why we love it: petroleum-free, non-toxic colors
Price: $23
8. Organic Cotton Pig Rattle @ Made Trade
The cutest little gift for the rugrat you love tickling, this hand-knitted organic cotton rattle is ethically made by female artisans in Bangladesh. A huggable wonder, this pig rattle will be a welcome addition to their playpen of toys.
Why we love it: handcrafted, organic cotton, ethically made
Price: $23
Sustainable Stocking Fillers For Their Self-Care Routine
9. Refillable Trial & Travel Kit @ Activist Skincare
For beauty-conscious women who are always on the lookout for the best in skincare, this trial kit by Activist Skincare is the perfect gift you can give them.
From cleanser to moisturizer, these kits contain a four-step skincare routine with options that cater to both dry and blemish-prone skin to help them feel and look their best. The brand is known for using a blend of ethically sourced natural botanicals and the most gentle active ingredients that are completely vegan.
And we wouldn’t underestimate these bite-sized beauties! Besides having a TSA-approved volume that can easily be tossed into carry-ons, these bottles hold two to four weeks’ worth of usable product that can always be topped up with refills.
Why we love it: woman-owned, cruelty-free, non-toxic, ethically sourced ingredients, zero waste, refillable packaging, gives back
Price: $25 with 50% off code TRYACTIVIST (usually $50)
10. Golde Superfood Masks @ GOLDE
Superfoods aren’t just for eating — these food-grade masks are made from nutrient-dense organic fruit extracts that help detoxify and exfoliate the skin, especially after those sweaty workout sessions.
This power-packed powder-to-gel mask duo comes in papaya and clean greens mask full of fruit enzymes and chlorophyll that can rid the skin of its impurities. We suggest using them post-gym shower for some deep pore cleansing.
Why we love it: vegan, organic, Black-owned business
Price: $34 each
11. Organic Body Lotion @ Fat And The Moon
Made from hydrating organic ingredients like rosewater, aloe vera, sunflower oil, and shea butter, this body cream is a great stocking stuffer for the beauty junkies in your life.
P.S. The brand recommends storing it in the fridge to maximize its shelf-life since it’s made using organic ingredients.
Why we love it: organic, ethically made
Price: $44
Eco-Friendly Stocking Fillers For The Ones On The Go
12. Organic Cotton Fanny Pack @ Made Trade
A functional stocking stuffer for the adventurous globe-trotter or the one who is always on the go, this organic cotton fanny pack is the perfect hands-free carryall that makes rushing through airport security or getting errands done around town feel like a breeze.
Spacious and wide enough to fit all the essentials — phone, keys, and wallet included — and made in a Fair Trade Certified factory, this purchase will also help donate meals to kids and families in need. (For more petite-sized ethical gifts, check out Made Trade’s stocking stuffers collection.)
Why we love it: organic cotton, GOTS-certified low-impact dyes, fair trade
Price: $35
13. Reusable Stasher Bags @ Green Eco Dream
The most practical eco-friendly stocking stuffers on our list, these reusable silicone stasher bags remove the reliance on single-use plastic wraps and make way for a low-impact alternative for their food storing needs.
Available in a range of options to choose from, we highly recommend getting the four pack bundle for optimum use.
Why we love it: reusable, plastic-free, BPA and phthalate-free
Price: $10-50
Personalized Stocking Stuffers Your Loved Ones Will Cherish
14. Kantha Connection Bracelets @ WorldFinds
Ethical stocking fillers for the social butterfly in your life, these bracelets have a bohemian charm to them and send a strong message. Titled by values like “Unity”, “Joy”, “Hope”, and “Compassion” to name a few, these thoughtful trinkets will help your loved one feel inspired knowing that their gift has made a difference.
Handmade by Indian female artisans, every purchase sets them on the path to attaining financial empowerment and independence.
Why we love it: handcrafted, repurposed from scrap textiles, ethically made
Price: $17 each
15. Hand Stitched Recycled Notebook @ Etsy
Personalized stationery is the best kind of gift to give and receive. And what better way to help your loved ones start the new year on the right note than with a bespoke notebook?
This notebook lets you add custom text of up to 256 characters that are typed up on a vintage typewriter for added aesthetic.
Whether its their favorite motivational quote or lyrics to their go-to song, make use of its lengthy personalization space to delight your loved ones with a gift they’ll cherish.
Why we love it: handcrafted, recycled paper
Price: $10+
16. Personalized Jewelry @ ABLE
For the accessory aficionados who relish in the ability of jewelry to polish off their daily look with a personal touch, these customizable pieces by ABLE make for the best stocking stuffers.
Add a monogram corresponding to their initials and help them convey exquisite individual style through either one or more of these personalized rings, earrings, bracelets, and necklaces.
Why we love it: women-run business, ethically made, pays living wages
Price: $38+
Gifts For The Avid Low Wasters or Package-Free Newbies
17. Reusable Bowl Lids @ Green Eco Dream
Let your gift recipient no bowl uncovered this holiday season with a little help from these silicone bowl lids. The perfect eco stocking fillers for stashing away some leftovers in the refrigerator without causing an odor, these lids from Food Huggers can stretch to fit bowls of varying sizes depending on what set you purchase.
Endlessly reusable, these lids are a great way to eliminate single-use plastics like saran wrap in the kitchen and are free of toxic chemicals, making them the perfect stocking stuffer for a household with kids.
Available in a range of sizes and bundles, these lids are dishwasher and freezer safe.
Why we love it: reusable, BPA and phthalates-free
Price: $30+
18. Reusable Food Huggers @ EarthHero
The perfect eco stocking fillers for the at home chefs you know and love, this set of food huggers make for a brilliant storage solution that’ll encourage them to go plastic-free.
Whether it’s a chopped onion they are saving for later or a half-sliced apple, these reusable silicone food huggers are a great way to prevent chopped veggies and fruits from turning brown or causing a stink in the refrigerator.
Why we love it: reusable, BPA and phthalates-free
Price: $17
19. Zero Waste Soap Cubes @ Terra Tory
Once considered your grandmother’s go-to powder room essential, these soaps are a great zero-waste swap that beauty lovers will cherish.
Surprisingly multi-purpose, from washing hands to perfuming the closet, and serving as a perfect little zero waste stocking stuffer, these soap cubes are something they’d definitely want to have on hand.
Why we love it: handcrafted, zero-waste, plastic-free
Price: $20 each
Fair Trade Stocking Stuffers For The Sweet Tooth
20. Fair Trade Chocolate Bars @ Thrive Market
It won’t be Christmas without some chocolate-filled indulgence, and these bars are the best way to ring in the festive spirit. This chocolate bundle by Divine lets you choose six bars from a range of richly-flavored varieties made from fair-trade cocoa.
Every Divine chocolate bar purchase supports a wide network of cocoa farmers in Ghana, making these bars the perfect ethical stocking fillers.
Why we love it: sustainably farmed, ethically sourced cocoa, preservative-free
Price: $17 for six bars
21. Organic Dark Hot Chocolate Mix @ Equal Exchange
If you ask us, chocolate is the best kind of stocking stuffer. It’s the kind of gift that everyone enjoys and is happy to consume immediately upon unwrapping. And this dark hot chocolate mix is no exception.
Made from fairly traded organic cocoa, some hot milk poured over this powdered mix is all that is needed to enjoy its delicious taste.
Pair this hot cocoa mix with the Divine chocolate variety pack from our guide for the chocolate lovers you know.
Why we love it: fair trade, organic cocoa
Price: $7
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About The Author:
Jharna Pariani is a fashion writer and creative strategist whose work is rooted in honesty and deep observation of the world around her. When she isn’t busy penning down her thoughts, she moonlights as a video editor creating fashion and food reels on Instagram for several brands and influencers
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15 Affordable and Eco-Friendly Stocking Fillers the Family Will Love (Under $50)
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Classic Sustainability In Your Ear: The Ocean River Institute’s Natural Lawn Challenge for Climate Action
Turn back the clock with this classic interview that will get you ready for Spring yard care planning. A lawn may be beautiful but it can take a heavy toll on the environment, accounting for between 30% and 60% of residential water use in the United States. Rob Moir, Ph.D., is president and executive director of the Ocean River Institute in Cambridge, Massachusetts. ORI works with residential lawn owners to heal damaged ecosystems by restoring coastal areas to lessen the destructive impacts of climate change. The benefits of a natural lawn reach far beyond reduced local water pollution, eliminating chemicals that can contribute to cancers, diabetes, Alzheimer’s disease, and other cellular diseases. Natural lawns are also better for local pollinators and store much more carbon than heavily fertilized lawns. If you considered removing your lawn to play a part in the battle against climate change, this interview may change your mind — a healthy lawn is a powerful carbon sink.
The Ocean River Institute is recruiting Massachusetts communities, town by town, to take a pledge to follow natural lawn practices in the Healthy Soils for Climate Restoration Challenge. You don’t need to live in Massachusetts to participate and learn about the alternatives to the traditional, chemical-intensive lawn practices that use Roundup, a source of glyphosates that kills soil-dwelling fungi and local pollinators, and fast-acting nitrogen fertilizers. You can learn more about the Ocean River Institute at www.oceanriver.org.
Rob has contributed many articles about climate change and the history of environmental change since this interview, including:
- Finding a Northwest Passage to the Sea
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- Learning from Captain Scoresby’s Ten-gallon Fir-Cask
- Earth Savvy?
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- Subscribe to Sustainability in Your Ear on iTunes and Apple Podcasts.
- Follow Sustainability in Your Ear on Spreaker, iHeartRadio, or YouTube
Editor’s Note: This episode originally aired on May 30, 2022.
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Choosing your perfect gown can be one of the most exciting decisions for your special day, but for the eco fashionista, it can be a challenge to find a dress that fits your values and style — but these brands have exceptional sustainable wedding dresses you’ll swoon over!
Using earth-minded materials like hemp, cruelty-free peace silk, deadstock recycled fabrics and vintage lace, and producing consciously, either in small batches or handcrafting each individual piece made-to-order, the brands below meet high standards for transparency, ecological sustainability, and fair labor.
[For more sustainable wedding dresses, check out this guide to secondhand wedding dress sites!]
Note that the guide contains affiliate links. As always, we only feature brands that meet strict criteria for sustainability we love, that we think you’ll love too!
1. Christy Dawn
Dreamy dress brand Christy Dawn does not disappoint with their romantic bridal collection! Each piece is more swoon-worthy than the next.
Their three sustainable bridal gowns are made from regenerative silk charmeuse —sourced through BOMBYX, an innovative silk producer using best practices — and colored in a beautiful pearl silk with non-toxic dyes. Each dress is ethically cut and sewn by makers in Los Angeles earning living wages, as with the rest of Christy Dawn’s collections.
The Britta Dress and Fitzgerald Dress are 1920s inspired while the Athena Dress is a more modern (but equally romantic) option. All of these dresses are made-to-order with an estimated timeline of 4 weeks.
Conscious Qualities: Regenerative silk and organic non-toxic dyes, ethically made-to-order in Los Angeles
Price Range: $2,500 – $3,000
Size Range: XS – XL
2. Pure Magnolia
Blending the traditional with the modern, Pure Magnolia designs classic-inspired sustainable wedding dresses with contemporary touches. And each dress is made in their Canadian studio by seamstresses earning fair wages from eco-fabrics, such as organic cotton and hemp silk.
The brand sources recycled fabrics whenever possible as well, and recycles their scrap fabric through FABCYCLE.
Conscious Qualities: Eco-friendly fabrics, locally and fairly made, recycles scrap fabrics
Price Range: $845 – $3,300 CAD
Size Range: 0 – 28
3. Lost in Paris
Lost in Paris crafts each of their creatively designed bohemian-inspired gowns ethically in their Sydney, Australia studio. Unconventional yet undeniably striking, Lost in Paris’ dresses are made from vintage lace and cotton.
Investing in a dress from Lost in Paris is seamless — the brand offers at-home sample try-ons, offers train and sleeve adjustments on several styles, ships their dresses worldwide for free, and even accepts returns. Oh, and, if one of their ready-made sizes doesn’t work for you, you can get a dress designed to your measurements.
Conscious Qualities: Made-to-order model, uses vintage lace, locally made
Price Range: $950 – $3900 AUD
Size Range: XXS – XXL + custom sizing options
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4. Wear Your Love
Wear Your Love creates feminine, effortless dresses in their Northern California studio that are — in contrast to the majority of wedding dresses on the market — actually comfortable! The brand’s free-spirited designs are made with soft, earth-minded fabrics like organic cotton and each dress is made to order for each bride to their exact measurements.
There are also customizations available for each eco-friendly wedding dress such as train or no train, skirt or sleeve linings, back coverage, skirt style, and more.
Conscious Qualities: Eco-friendly fabrics, made-to-order model, locally and transparently made
Price Range: $680 – $1,700
Size Range: N/A; dresses are made to your measurements
5. Larimeloom
Based in Reggio Emilia, Italy, Larimeloom crafts exceptional custom-made dresses by hand in their atelier. The brand creates comfortable minimalist dresses from durable natural fabrics and colors them with natural or non-toxic dyes.
Larimeloom has also implemented zero waste design techniques, cutting their patterns strategically in order to minimize fabric waste.
Conscious Qualities: Made-to-order model, zero-waste designs, natural fabrics and dyes
Price Range: 650€ – 2,650€
Size Range: XS – XL
6. Sister Organics
Sourcing quality earth-friendly natural fabrics like organic hemp and cotton, Sister Organics creates classic, eco-friendly wedding dresses for UK-based brides.
Each dress is made to order in England, so you can select a pre-defined size, customize the length of a size, or get an entirely different dress made for your measurements.
Conscious Qualities: Eco-friendly fabrics, made-to-order model
Price Range: £125 – £390
Size Range: XXS – XXL + custom sizing
7. Indiebride London
Indiebride’s vintage-inspired sustainable wedding dresses are delicate and romantic yet free-spirited, offering a unique collection for the bride that wants to skip the conventional wedding gown and choose a piece that fits their individual style.
The brand’s conscious wedding dresses are handmade in London using majority natural fibers and can be altered or customized to your specifications.
Conscious Qualities: Made-to-order model, uses many natural fabrics, locally made
Price Range: £1,200 – £1,700
Size Range: 8 – 16 (UK sizes)
More Resources For Your Eco Wedding:
10 Secondhand Wedding Dress Sites for the Eco Bride
7 Ethical Lab-Grown Diamond Engagement and Wedding Rings
17 Brands with Conscious Dresses (great options for bridesmaid dresses in here!)
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Get organized in style with the beautiful sustainable dressers, wardrobes, and armoires from these furniture companies using responsibly-sourced FSC-Certified wood or upcycled wood.
Note that this guide includes affiliate links, which means we may earn a small commission at no extra cost to you if you choose to make a purchase through these links.
What Makes A Dresser Sustainable?
As with anything in sustainability, there are various approaches that can make something “sustainable”.
Secondhand
With over 12 million tons (or 24 billion pounds) of furniture getting wasted each year in the United States alone, it’s definitely a great idea to look used when possible!
Secondhand not only helps divert furniture from the landfill, but reduces the need to extract new materials, whether that’s metal, wood, cotton, or increasingly, petroleum for synthetic fabrics and plastic.
Here’s where to look for secondhand dressers:
- Garage sales and estate sales (check EstateSales.net!)
- Facebook Marketplace
- OfferUp
- AptDeco
Responsibly Sourced Wood
Most storage furniture, like dressers, are made from wood (or engineered wood). While wood is a natural material, deforestation is a significant driver of climate change.
So, look for domestic or certified sustainably-sourced wood when purchasing wooden furniture. The largest most common certification is FSC, which stands for Forest Stewardship Council.
Even better is if you can find furniture made from reclaimed wood! This is basically upcycled wood that is being repurposed. This reclaimed wood can come from old barns, ships, factories, warehouses, or even wine barrels.
Non-Toxic Finishes
Unfortunately, many wood finishes contain harmful petroleum- and chemical-based solvents which can emit VOCs, or volatile organic compounds. While the toxicity is most severe during application and does reduce with time, the chemicals can build up in your home, so you may feel most comfortable minimizing risk of VOCs.
Why does this matter? Well, the EPA reports that indoor air can be 2-5 times more polluted than outdoor air — largely due to what we bring into our homes, from furniture to household cleaners.
Look for low-VOC finishes, water-based finishes, or natural oil finishes like linseed oil.
Where to Find Sustainably Made Dressers
I’ve done the grunt work for you and curated furniture brands with sustainable dressers, armoires, and wardrobes below!
1. Urban Natural
Highlights: Sustainably-Sourced Woods,
Price Range: $1,245 – $9,000+
For a one-stop shop for sustainable storage furniture, look no further than Urban Natural. The retailer has a stunning selection of timeless sustainable dressers (including non-toxic dressers for nurseries) made with responsibly sourced wood and several with non-toxic finishes too.
Urban Natural’s workshop partners use materials like solid oak, cherry, maple, and walnut — and many of the brands prioritize local sourcing as well.
2. Avocado
Highlights: Reclaimed or FSC-Certified Wood, GREENGUARD Gold Certified, Zero VOC Finish
Price Range: $1,939 – $3,999
Avocado’s sustainable dressers are made in Los Angeles in their own FSC-certified woodshop. Beautifully designed with a timeless mid-century modern or Scandinavian-inspired aesthetic, Avocado’s dressers are also built to last. Each dresser is made with either responsibly sourced FSC-Certified wood or reclaimed wood. Most of the company’s non-toxic bedroom furniture is also finished with a non-toxic zero-VOC finish to you can sleep easy.
3. Thuma
Highlights: Upcycled Solid Wood, GREENGUARD Gold Certified, Modular
Price Range: $1,165 – $3,495
Designed for maximum functionality and versatility, Thuma’s sustainable dressers give you endless options. Configure a couple drawers for a nightstand and add on more drawers vertically or horizontally for a full dresser that can fit any space.
The modular setup may be especially useful for families with evolving needs — you can add on more drawers if your needs grow or separate a large dresser into two smaller ones.
4. Medley
Highlights: Non-Toxic, USA Made
Price Range: $4,136
Medley’s sustainable dressers are handmade to order in California. The wide dresser pictured here comes in maple or walnut sourced domestically in the US.
The tops and sides are solid hardwood and FSC-certified, low-VOC CARB 2 compliant hardwood plywood is used in the rest of the dresser. The piece is finished with non-toxic natural beeswax.
5. MasayaCo
Highlights: FSC-Certified Reforested Wood, 1.2 Million Trees Planted
Price Range: $2,295 – $2,395
MasayaCo is committed to responsible sourcing for all of their sustainable storage furniture. Each FSC-Certified piece is made to order by skilled artisans in Nicaragua from 100% solid teak wood that comes from their own reforestation projects. Even more impressive, the company leaves 40% of these projects completely untouched to thrive on its own.
Their stunning credenzas could easily be used as dressers, too.
6. West Elm Sustainably Sourced Collection
Highlights: Non-Toxic and Responsibly-Sourced Options
Price Range: $879 – $2499
West Elm is a large retailer with options for more eco-friendly dressers. Among their selection, you can curate by filters such as GREENGUARD Gold Certified, crafted in Fair Trade Certified facilities, made from responsibly-sourced wood, and/or Contract Grade (i.e. high quality + durable).
7. Crate & Barrel FSC-Certified (Honorable Mention)
Price Range: $899 – $2,699
While Crate & Barrel does not have as many sustainability efforts as other large retailers like West Elm, the company has a vast selection of FSC-certified wood storage furniture, including dressers, chests, and full wardrobes or armoires.
You’ll find an array of woods and finishes as well, from weathered rustic natural wood to dark espresso-finished wood.
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