Top 20 American Sustainable Fashion Affiliates on Instagram (September 2026)

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20/09/2026
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1. Styled by Science | Slow Fashion & Clothing Care

United States

VIANNA📍NYC-based Textiles Scientist ✨ Sustainable Fashion & Care Tips Collabs 💌 styledbyscience@gmail.com 🌿 Psalm 24:1 #PurchaseWithPurpose

Followers
43.4k
Fake followers
33.22%
Engagement rate
1.27%
Average Reel plays
5.9k
Audience gender
female
95.66%
male
4.34%
Top performing Reels
  1. 10.9k
  2. 3.1k
  3. 2.6k
Engagement rate benchmark
  • Median
Audience location by country
United States
37.63%
United Kingdom
5.94%
Brazil
5.83%
Mexico
4.75%
Canada
4.1%
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3. Heather Krogemann

United States

Fashion Designer ♻️ Vintage parachutes turned luxury Conscious fashion for the modern muse 👇 Explore sustainable statement pieces Located in Maryland

Followers
9.2k
Fake followers
34.53%
Engagement rate
6.17%
Average Reel plays
3k
Audience gender
female
40.86%
male
59.14%
Top performing Reels
  1. 1.5k
  2. 6.1k
  3. 6k
Engagement rate benchmark
  • Median
Audience location by country
United States
51.32%
Brazil
5.08%
United Kingdom
4.45%
Mexico
3.34%
India
3.18%
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4. 𝒥𝒶𝓏𝓂𝒾𝓃𝑒 𝐵𝓇𝑜𝓌𝓃⋆˙⟡

United States

(Jaz-𝓜𝓮𝓮𝓷) NYC 🦋 I’m cute and I care *ੈ❀ sustainable fashion + lifestyle girlie actress, writer, politically engaged rep: @shinetalentgroup Black +🇲🇽

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5. nunè

United States

a mf with lots of hobbies 💌 lovergirlchats@gmail.com freelance hairstylist | @schairco_

Followers
15.4k
Fake followers
37.04%
Engagement rate
2.33%
Average Reel plays
2.6k
Audience gender
female
63.8%
male
36.2%
Engagement rate benchmark
  • Median
Audience location by country
United States
88%
United Kingdom
1.43%
Canada
0.72%
South Africa
0.72%
Nigeria
0.61%
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6. Jennifer Pickering -Sustainable Fashion

United States

Your guide to sustainable fashion, clean beauty and non-toxic living, travel, Gf WFPB sos free recipes. Metro Detroit, LA, Sometimes Istanbul 👇🏻

Followers
8.5k
Fake followers
-
Engagement rate
1.01%
Average Reel plays
-
Audience gender
No info available
Top performing Reels
No info available
Engagement rate benchmark
No info available
Audience location by country
No info available
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8. Emily Fenves—Sustainable Fashion Advocate

United States

💔 influencing you to shop less 🤍 understanding why we shop, w/o shame ♻️ secondhand first/“Rule of 5” 👇 The Repeat Club (wear what you own with us)

Followers
52.1k
Fake followers
29.11%
Engagement rate
2.4%
Average Reel plays
18.2k
Audience gender
female
91.94%
male
8.06%
Top performing Reels
  1. Believe it or not, Thrift stores and donation centers and not trash dumps They do not have endless resources to triage donated goods, filter sellable items, pay for trash distribution, or fix what’s broken In fact, some centers have reported annual trash fees of over $1 million, which significantly impacts their ability to support their causes 😭 Here are 5 things we should stop donating (and what to do instead): 1. Broken toys It takes thrift stores more time to sort them than to trash them. If you have toys that are visibly broken, check if there are local, community resources that will recycle them (depending on the type of plastic, they may even be able to go in your recycling bin—check your municipality’s guidelines) 2. Soiled or overly damaged textiles These often go straight to the landfill post donation as they are a health hazard. Items with small stains and rips can generally go out on the floor, but they are harder to sell. Soiled textiles should go in your trash, but make sure they are dry (wet textiles can be a fire hazard). Look into donating sheets/towels/blankets to animal shelters, and research if your city downcycles textiles for insulation. 3. Food Donation centers are not food banks. Research what organizations in your community are taking food donations, and make sure to only donate what they are currently accepting. Compost food waste and recycle/trash packaging (make sure to wash out containers before recycling to prevent cross contamination) 4. Outdated baby gear Some donation centers partner with local charities that can connect items with families, but some gear that is out of date cannot be distributed because of liability and safety concerns. Research if the manufacturer of the equipment has a take back program 5. Mugs and Glassware Thrift stores are inundated with these items, and it’s impossible to sell all of them. Many end up getting trashed or break in transit, which create safety concerns. Try to avoid accumulating “merch” which is hard to re-sell. Questions to ask yourself before donating in the comments ⬇️
    5.3k
  2. Believe it or not, Thrift stores are donation centers and not trash dumps. They do not have endless resources to triage donated goods, filter sellable items, pay for trash distribution, or fix what’s broken. In fact, some centers have reported annual trash fees of over $1 million, which significantly impacts their ability to support their causes 😭 Here are 5 things we should stop donating (and what to do instead): 1. Broken toys It takes thrift stores more time to sort them than to trash them. If you have toys that are visibly broken, check if there are local, community resources that will recycle them (depending on the type of plastic, they may even be able to go in your recycling bin—check your municipality’s guidelines). 2. Soiled or overly damaged textiles These often go straight to the landfill post donation as they are a health hazard. Items with small stains and rips can generally go out on the floor, but they are harder to sell. Soiled textiles should go in your trash, but make sure they are dry (wet textiles can be a fire hazard). Look into donating sheets/towels/blankets to animal shelters, and research if your city downcycles textiles for insulation. 3. Food Donation centers are not food banks. Research what organizations in your community are taking food donations, and make sure to only donate what they are currently accepting. Compost food waste and recycle/trash packaging (make sure to wash out containers before recycling to prevent cross contamination). 4. Outdated baby gear Some donation centers partner with local charities that can connect items with families, but some gear that is out of date cannot be distributed because of liability and safety concerns. Research if the manufacturer of the equipment has a take back program. 5. Mugs and Glassware Thrift stores are inundated with these items, and it’s impossible to sell all of them. Many end up getting trashed or break in transit, which create safety concerns. Try to avoid accumulating “merch” which is hard to re-sell. Questions to ask yourself before donating in the comments ⬇️
    4.3k
  3. 3.9k
Engagement rate benchmark
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Audience location by country
United States
82.26%
Australia
3.49%
Canada
3.49%
United Kingdom
2.12%
New Zealand
1.1%
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9. Orianne | Style Inspiration

United States

📍Los Angeles •elevated and sustainable fashion w/o breaking the bank •beauty •travel • home things @parkst.house 📧 art.ofstyle90@gmail.com

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10. Michelle Paltan

United States

mamá in nyc 👡 latina in sustainable fashion social + influencer @eileenfisherny founder of @theveintiocho

Followers
3k
Fake followers
25.3%
Engagement rate
1.93%
Average Reel plays
1.4k
Audience gender
female
57.02%
male
42.98%
Top performing Reels
  1. 7.3k
  2. 30 years on this earth and I’m right where I’m supposed to be. Cue the long ass caption where I spill my guts about the last three decades. TLDR: today is my birthday and I’m so grateful to be here for it. Transparently I couldn’t wait for this day. I was and am ready to leave the last decade behind (so much so that I chopped my hair to try to eliminate any of the past coming with me into this new one). However I do feel I owe the person I once was some praise. At 20, in more or less words, she wanted to throw in the towel. She tried a few times but in the midst of her deep hidden depression and anxiety, she chose to keep fighting. It wasn’t easy, pretty, or glamorous—it was messy, hard, and ugly. But she kept all of it in and outwardly not many would know the many battles she faced. I think about her often and want to tell her how much I love her and how strong she is. That despite how we feel, everything is going to work out—some things exactly what we pictured and others nothing at all like we thought. I wish I gave her more grace and patience, but I feel at peace knowing she is always a part of me and has made me the woman, mother, friend, lover I am today. She made all the right decisions in the end, because here I am…alive, healthy, able bodied, and best of all a mom who gets to love, cry, and laugh with all the people she loves and cares about. Every day here is a privilege that even on my worst days I hope God knows I’m grateful for. Thank you 20s Michelle for everything you did to get me to this milestone today. I love you and you’ll always be with me as a guide alongside the universe, my family and friends. We’re thirty and thriving. xox Mini
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  3. Today I would have been 40 weeks pregnant. Crazy to think that two weeks ago, Leo made his arrival early (just like mama thought he would). I won’t lie and say there weren’t days where I would dream about finally not being pregnant anymore. Those that have been following along know how hard it was mentally on me—as someone who has dealt with ED + DE for a majority of their life, it wasn’t made any easier with the added comments of my appearance wherever I went. Some days all I could do was focus on the day I would be able to meet Leo, between him and @jordankoppelman reminding me of my strength that was what got me through the tougher moments. I was on the fence about documenting this time because I didn’t feel like me, especially as it got harder to dress myself or move around. The moments where I could recognize how strong my body and mind were for being able to do this is the reason I decided to capture this time. At 36 weeks, we decided last minute to book a maternity shoot with @jeanhodgensphotography on our way out to our baby moon. To say I’m grateful to remember this chapter in this way is an understatement. I wasn’t sure if I would share because of my complicated relationship with myself in these weeks, but when I look at these photos I just feel proud. I’m proud of myself for overcoming so many fears, proud of my courage, proud to have grown this already amazing human. It will forever serve as my reminder that I can do hard things. And even with all the difficult moments, I would do it again. 🤎
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Engagement rate benchmark
  • Median
Audience location by country
United States
86.18%
Italy
1.38%
United Kingdom
0.82%
Canada
0.82%
Spain
0.75%

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11. Brooke 🫶🏻 Canadian Content Creator

📍🇨🇦🇺🇸 🦦 Lover of all beings 🌿 Seeker of wild adventures 🧘🏼‍♀️ Creator of a life I love ✨ Follow along for low-tox & intentional lifestyle inspo

Followers
3.8k
Fake followers
18.1%
Engagement rate
4.3%
Average Reel plays
608
Audience gender
female
70.01%
male
29.99%
Engagement rate benchmark
  • Median
Audience location by country
United States
43.23%
Canada
31.35%
United Kingdom
5.7%
Australia
2.02%
India
1.66%
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12. Paula N Mugabi| Sustainable fashion author & expert

United States

Sustainable fashion & lifestyle Book Author Sustainable Fashion @fordummies 📍NYC 🗽 UGC creator 📩 Mspaulapresents@gmail.com

Followers
4.9k
Fake followers
25.9%
Engagement rate
1.1%
Average Reel plays
881
Audience gender
female
86.6%
male
13.4%
Top performing Reels
  1. 26.8k
  2. 15.7k
  3. 8.8k
Engagement rate benchmark
  • Median
Audience location by country
United States
50.93%
Kenya
5.75%
United Kingdom
4.76%
Brazil
3.58%
Uganda
3.28%
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13. 𝓿𝓮𝓻🧿♌️🪄𝓬𝓪🌙 徐

United States

NY🌙 native♾️ sustainable couture • .⋆ @whenthexufits self taught fashion designer • 𝔯𝔢𝔞𝔩𝔦𝔱𝔶 ꜱᴛʀɪᴄᴋᴇɴ 𝓭𝓪𝔂𝓭𝓻𝓮𝓪𝓶 𝓵𝓲𝓿𝓲𝓷𝓰

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14. Nicole Rémy

United States

✨ Sustainable & Clean Fashion, Beauty 🎤 In Game Host @seahawks 👩🏾‍💻 CEO + Founder @getpelly

Followers
15.1k
Fake followers
20.4%
Engagement rate
2.04%
Average Reel plays
5.6k
Audience gender
female
84.7%
male
15.3%
Engagement rate benchmark
  • Median
Audience location by country
United States
88.05%
United Kingdom
2.09%
Canada
1.26%
India
0.72%
South Africa
0.7%
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15. Lily Chehrazi Barrett

Followers
3.3k
Fake followers
-
Engagement rate
1.74%
Average Reel plays
-
Audience gender
No info available
Top performing Reels
No info available
Engagement rate benchmark
No info available
Audience location by country
No info available
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17. Carina Jade

Canada

Lifestyle, travel & sustainable fashion 💌: carinajadeco@gmail.com

Followers
9.9k
Fake followers
9.01%
Engagement rate
3.24%
Average Reel plays
4.5k
Audience gender
female
95.68%
male
4.32%
Top performing Reels
  1. CLOSED!! Winner is @payyton.michelle 🤎🤍 IT GIRL NEUTRALS GIVEAWAY 🤍🤎 ✨One lucky winner will win the following… ↓ → Shark FlexStyle Air Styling & Drying System → Marc Jacobs The Tote Bag Mini → Glossier You Perfume → Ouai Leave In Conditioner → Gisou Honey Infused Hair Oil → Saltair Shampoo & Conditioner → Summer Fridays Lip Butter Balm → Nars Orgasm Blush → Saltair Serum Body Wash → Being Frenshe Hand Serum → Kristen Ess Sectioning Clips → Rose Quartz Gua Sha 🫶🏼 HOW TO ENTER 🫶🏼 1. Like and save this post 2. Tag three friends in separate comments 3. Must be following all the accounts below: @carinajadeco @twicelovedcollection @gracesthrifts @raindripthrift @thriftzbykylee @gnarlyxthrifts @avasfindz ✨ EXTRA ENTRIES ✨ 1. Tag more friends (+1 for each) 2. Share to story & tag me (+10) 3. Follow these babes (+100) @gracestrendythrifts @b.b.thrift @uniquethreadsboutique @good.findsco @thistle.and.thrift @carinajadeco.backup 4. Like, comment & save @carinajadeco 5 recent posts! Giveaway will end on March 27th 2023! 💫 *** This giveaway is in NO way associated or affiliated with Instagram or any of the brands shown. Must be a US resident to enter. *** Beware of f@ke accounts with similar usernames to ours. If you get a message and are skeptical, message us directly! You will NEVER have to provide credit card info & please do not click any links they send you! Block the f@ke accounts, DO NOT report them! Instagram could take our accounts down if you do. If you are the winner, you will ONLY be notified by @twicelovedcollection 🤍 THANK YOU & GOOD LUCK! 🥹
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  3. 512
Engagement rate benchmark
  • Median
Audience location by country
United States
93.14%
Canada
1.75%
United Kingdom
1.05%
Mexico
0.51%
Australia
0.41%
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18. Darby Nisbett Schini

United States

Annapolis Adventures, Disney Delights, and (Inclusive/tall) Fashion Finds Archivist, dog mom, sustainable fashion, rescue animals 🩵 Blog & links👇🏼

Followers
3.3k
Fake followers
21.83%
Engagement rate
2.1%
Average Reel plays
853
Audience gender
female
83.27%
male
16.73%
Top performing Reels
  1. 42.1k
  2. 9.4k
  3. 9k
Engagement rate benchmark
  • Median
Audience location by country
United States
86.23%
Canada
2.48%
United Kingdom
1.67%
Philippines
0.81%
Nigeria
0.81%
Followers
5.3k
Fake followers
-
Engagement rate
2.29%
Average Reel plays
-
Audience gender
No info available
Top performing Reels
No info available
Engagement rate benchmark
No info available
Audience location by country
No info available
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20. Pumulo K. Nguyen

United States

🏳️‍🌈⁣🌈🏳️‍🌈 ⁣ ♻️Secondhand/Sustainable fashion enthusiast 🪴Plant & Dog mamma ⁣ 🌿Imperfect Green/ethical living ✌🏾⁣ 📍Omaha, NE ⁣

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