July's LUST LIST: 13 must-haves that will make you want to shop more ethically

Cornish ethical fashion brand Nomads has just the thing for this season's dose of yellow fever. This cute pocket tunic dress (we love a pocket here at pebble) comes with a geometric style star print and it's made of soft organic cotton. You could live in this all summer.

There's nothing better than clean sheets. Except perhaps Aussie brand Ettitude's 100% bamboo cotton linen which has been made ethically and is hypoallergenic. Now you can sleep easy indeed.

This summer's hottest homewares trend? Brightly coloured woven baskets that will perk up any pad. We love La Basketry who employ and support female artisans in Senegal and give this ancient art a modern twist. You'll be hard pushed to buy just one.

East London's Cossac make easy wearing, sustainably made dresses just perfect for a weekend away. This tent dress is made from ethical Tencel and is designed to waste less material and be worn more often (even better, it has pockets).

Proving there's now eco-friendly solutions for every modern problem, organic wonder Kitenest has unveiled its new Dry Shampoo. It's made with clay and it's vegan friendly, cruelty-free and comes in shades for light or dark hair. We're sold.

It's not all about buying new. Peep Eyewear recycle vintage designer sunglasses frames and bestow new lenses on them. Get original cats eyes or oversized retro sunnies that have seen a thing or two.

Untold Treasures specialises in Colombian artistry as bags. Traditional patterns are given new life by the Wayuu people, a Native American group who are amazing weavers. All of the site's South American accessories are ethically sourced.

One Water has gone one better and made a gin. One Gin contains nine botanicals plus sage from the Sussex distillery. Like the water, profits go towards solving the water crisis. One has so far raised 15 million to fund water projects so drink up.

For leggings that go one step beyond the gym, we love How We Soul. The awesome patterns are street style gold and they use EcoPoly fibers which use 70% less water, heat and energy to create than regular polyester.

Switch your plastic toothbrush for this elegant little number from Mable. It's self-standing, made from bamboo, uses BPA free bristles and just looks the bomb. Oh and for every one you buy, one gets donated. Looks good, does good.

An effortless dress with a short sleeves and a flattering shape for any figure is the key to a summer wardrobe. British ethical fashion brand Madia & Matilda specialise in sustainable fabrics. We love their laidback style and easy to wear shapes.

French artisan shoe maker Atelier Alienor creates stunning espadrilles from sustainably sourced leather and uses using eco-friendly methods. She's passionate about putting the skill back into shoes. We're in love with this perfect shade of aquamarine, it just screams Med holiday.

Want to do yoga on hols or away from home? We love this foldable yoga mat from Bear and Bear. It's lightweight and eco-friendly, made from biodegradable tree rubber with one food tree planted for each one sold. And you can wash it and hang it up to dry.