*Winner*AravoreHave a sneak peek at the gorgeous autumn/winter 2011 Aravore collection.Also, have a look at 'the pictures that nearly got away' in exclusive unseen images from our fantastic fashion awards shoot.

Aravore believes passionately in sustainable fashion and upholding the highest ethical standards along the supply chain. They also believe that clothes should be for life, not just for one season, so each and every one of their garments is made

Frugi are a company who take the ethics of producing clothing very seriously indeed. Made using 100% organic, responsibly sourced cotton, the eye-catching, fun and lively designs are manufactured to strict environmental standards using natural printing and dying methods. This hol...

Combining strong ethical credentials with funky, design-led collections, Green Baby believe that children's  fashion can be fun as well as responsible. The Spring/Summer 2012 collection features GOTs certified organic cotton T-shirts, leggings

Babies In Sheeps Clothing take pride in what they do. From supporting charities such as Bliss and the Christchurch Earthquake Appeal, to donating 50p from the sale of every ballet slipper to worldwide appeals, this is a company that's big on giving back. Each item is handmade in ...

The Kite Kids S/S12 collection showcases their design, quality and ethical sourcing. The designs have been created to make children smile, offering a mix of contemporary styles and classics, stunning colours and thoughtful details in every garment. Kite Kids from £10

Sleepwear category and was highly commended in our Eco Fashion category, as part of the Junior Design Awards 2011

Did you know... Aravore won Best Eco Fashion in our 2011 Design AwardsWe also have pictures of the beautiful spring/summer collection; made from organic cotton and merino wool, as always.Aravore, 31 Park Road, London, N8 8TE. 020 8347 5752

The Ikat Tapestry Slouch Tote £99 by OiOi  Brand ambassadorsCate Blanchett, Dannii Minogue, Tess DalyIt Bag credentials Made from 100 per cent certified organic cotton, the OiOi has all the eco-friendly credibility of a sell-out Anya “I’m Not A