Beanie season is upon us, and once you find the right one, it really can last a lifetime. Ganni’s commitment to creating more eco-conscious clothing is unwavering, and this beanie is the perfect example. Made from a blend of wool, post-consumer recycled wool and recycled polyamide, it’s another example of turning the old into the new, and we love it.

Shop Ganni wool beanie, £85

Brightening anyone’s bathroom shelf, this sunflower perfume is as pretty as it is fragrant. With top notes of bergamot, mandarin and passion fruit, mixed with base notes of musk, honey and amber, it’s sultry yet sweet. From the ingredients right down to the packaging, Floral Street’s focus on sustainability is strong within every element of design.

Shop Floral Street sunflower pop eau de parfum at Lookfantastic, £64

It may be a while before we slip our tights and socks off and get back into mules, but as soon as the weather warms up again, these are the ones we’ll be reaching for. Partnering with Good On You – an ethical agency rating how sustainably brands perform – Ancient Greek Sandals suitably impressed, securing them a spot in our sustainable gift guide.

Shop Ancient Greek Sandals stud-detail suede clogs at Farfetch, From £276

The return of gold jewellery boomed this year, and the trend isn’t slowing down anytime soon. With a gorgeous green onyx pendant, this necklace certainly fits in with the Christmas spirit. Made from recycled sterling silver, and plated with gold, it’s a more planet-friendly pick, too.

Shop Edge of Ember charm 18ct yellow gold-plated recycled sterling-silver and onyx pendant necklace at Selfridges, £73.50

Handmade by London-based tailor Laura Teasdale, the Sophie bag is made from 100% Irish linen cloth meaning it’ll last a lifetime and look good while doing so.

Shop Laura Teasdale Sophie bag, £165

Socks may not be the most exciting gift, granted. But we think anyone would be happy to receive this specific pair. Made from organic cotton and elastane, they’re cosy and comfy while encompassing the brand’s core values of being environmentally conscious.

Shop Deiji Studios the woven sock, £20

Everyone needs an eye mask for sound sleeping all year round. Made from 100% GOTS-certified cotton, this pretty printed pick used 71% less water versus conventionally grown cotton, which sounds like a big plus to us.

Shop Thought Deva GOTS organic cotton eye mask, £14.95

Nanushka is famous for its fine leather goods, both vegan and real. Again, partnering with Good On You, the brand scored best on how much it impacts the planet, securing this real leather pouch a spot in our gift guide.

Shop Nanushka mini Anja ruched leather bag at Farfetch, £410

A Christmas cracker is always a highlight of the festive season, but this one holds much more than a party hat and a joke. With a mini We Are Paradoxx blow-dry volumising primer inside, it’s the perfect little gift for those who care about their hair.

Shop We Are Paradoxx Christmas cracker at Lookfantastic, £15

Vegan leather bags have been vying for our attention in recent years, with many people opting for them over their real leather counterparts. In a jewel-green tone, we love the Christmassy feel of this Mashu pick, and in even better news, all bags come with free repairs for life, so you never have to worry about scratches, breaks or pulls again.

Shop Mashu Irene green, £230

Glitter often gets a bad rap for being a polluting product – and a lot of it definitely is. So, an eco-friendly alternative is always good to have to hand. Made with absolutely no plastic, yet still sparkling away, this Ganni x Submission partnership will be welcomed by any glitter lover in your life.

Shop Ganni x Submission beauty glitter, £25

Leaving the plastic behind, this zero-waste lotion bar is as cute as it is caring for the planet. Blended with cocoa, shea butter and mandarin essential oil, it’s sure to smell divine and can be simply swiped across the skin for an instant boost of hydration.

Shop Go All Natural organic lotion bar, £7.95

Also vying for our attention is the lab-grown jewellery brand Vrai. With a zero-emissions diamond foundry, elegant designs and forever-lasting pieces that are sure to stand the test of time, if you’re looking to invest in jewellery that’ll last a lifetime, then we don’t think you can go too far wrong with these.

Shop Vrai shooting star draped earring, £610

This 100% recycled material shopping bag is made from six rescued plastic bottles. With strong stitching, a bold print and the ability to fold up into a tiny square, it’s perfect for doing that supermarket shop.

Shop Kind checkerboard bag, £10

M.C Overalls are anti-fast fashion, designing durable products built to last. And, dungarees are working their way back into our wardrobes thanks to Carrie Bradshaw’s latest And Just Like That look. Pretty in pink, we love this colourway and are sure someone in your life certainly will too.

Shop M.C Overalls polycotton dungaree pink at Atterly, £155.14

Missoma jewellery makes for the perfect present, and this sculptural necklace is no exception. Made from recycled yellow gold, it’s a perfect example of turning the old into the new, and it’s been done with the same fine finish as all of Missoma’s masterpieces.

Shop Savi x Missoma Sculptural 18ct recycled yellow-gold sterling-silver vermeil pendant necklace, £115

Quickly rising among the ranks of the most sustainable brands around, Pangaia’s capsule collection of brightly coloured loungewear is sure to be on the wishlist of many eco-warriors. Made from 50% recycled cotton, this purple sweatshirt is cosy, comfy and guaranteed to warm you up on those chilly mornings.

Shop Pangaia 365 signature recycled and organic cotton-blend sweatshirt at Selfridges, £120

Hand-finished to give it this delightful twist, this Pivot bangle is made from 100% recycled sterling silver. The best bit about this piece, though, is the hands that made it, as the brand provides vital work to makers living in homeless hostels. Stamped with the maker’s name and beautifully wrapped in a presentation box, this simple bangle doesn’t just look good, it does good.

Shop Pivot silver Mobius bangle, £120

Stella McCartney has been a stalwart on the sustainable fashion scene, always creating genius alternatives to leather, and this Falabella bag is the perfect example. Famous in shape, it needs little introduction and is sure to impress the sustainable fashion fan in your life.

Shop Stella McCartney mini Falabella crossbody bag at Farfetch, £525

Face scrubs can feel incredibly fancy when you buy the right one, and this UpCircle pick is one of our faves. Specially formulates for sensitive skin, if you want to give the gift of soft, supple skin, then look no further. All products from the brand are also vegan and cruelty-free.

Shop UpCircle floral face scrub with coffee at Lookfantastic, £14.99

A style staple we still can’t get enough of, a simple Veja trainer will see you through for many years to come. The silver colourway gives a festive feel while keeping the brand’s eco-credentials close to its heart.

Shop Veja women’s V-10 logo-embroidered leather trainers at Selfridges, £145