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28 Under-$150 Sustainable Picks From Nordstrom You Can Feel Good About Buying

"Trends may come and go, but sustainability is always in style." This is a quote we're fully on board with and is taken from Nordstrom's new sustainable style section which now offers over 2500 products from over 90 brands—all focused on sustainability and responsible products. We're big of fans of Nordstrom over here (if you hadn't already noticed), so there's no question we're loving its easy-to-shop sustainable tool on its site, providing us with a much more accessible and uncomplicated way to shop with awareness.

Including brands such as Reformation, Patagonia, Treasure & Bond, and Lou & Grey, each product in Nordstrom's sustainable category is made from at least 50% sustainability sourced materials, manufactured in factories that meet higher social or environmental standards, or give back with every purchase.

In light of Earth Day today (April 22), it couldn't be a better time to get acquainted with the brands and products that will provide your wardrobe with some fashion-forward newness without the nasty polluting side effects.

Below, we've rounded up some of our favorite pieces from Nordstrom's sustainable section which you can feel good about buying. Moreover, sustainability doesn't need to mean expensive. All our picks are under $150. Happy shopping!

A cool tank is high up on our summer wish list.
We love these skinny jeans even more knowing they're sustainable.
Cool and comfy.
We're already thinking of all the ways we want to style this.
Perfect for when it's not too hot and not too cold.
A classic we're wearing with jeans, shorts, and sweats alike.
Nike's sports bras are wonderfully supportive and super comfortable.
This pair gets rave reviews.
A celeb favorite. (Meghan Markle and Emily Ratajowski are fans.)
We love those thin spaghetti straps.
These crystal rose frames are so unique and pretty. 
Time to up the cute factor of your sweats.
A new cool color to add to your closet.
Summer is coming, friends!
It's not often you can scoop of a cool cashmere sweater for under $70.
I personally own multiple pairs of these because they're so incredibly comfortable and cozy.
A belt bag with serious sophistication and versatility.
You can never go wrong with a classic black one-piece.
Such a flattering tee.
When you're tired of your leggings, switch it up with cool bike shorts.
The best in sporty comfort. 
If you need a lightweight spring jacket, this one is so easy to wear.
From day to night in style.
These will last you a lifetime.
Warning: You may never want to take these off.
Just add a picnic basket.
Add interest to your basics with a chic layered necklace.
Swap your black blazer for a light gray one this warm-weather season.

Up next, 33 fashion, beauty, and homeware buys under $50 that will perk up your day.



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