Conscious brand to know: Pamut Apparel

I was first introduced to Pamut Apparel on Instagram, and am so glad to have discovered the brand.

Pamut believes in sustainable fashion that has a positive impact on the community. They support environmental and social causes, encouraging people to #wearwhatyoubelieve.

Pamut’s clothing is made of 100% organic cotton, and garments are produced fairly in North Carolina. Not to mention, Kat, the founder of Pamut, is absolutely lovely, and the clothing is so well-made and gorgeous! While I love that the designs are unique and support a variety of causes, it’s the quality that’s without a doubt my favorite thing about the brand.

When I received my first Pamut pieces in the mail, I could feel the difference in the clothing compared to other cotton pieces I own from mass-market brands. The stitching is flawless, and the material felt substantial in my hands.

Get the scoop: Pamut Apparel Elliot Wrap Top

I cannot say enough good things about the Elliot Wrap Top. I love the material so much – organic cotton drapes so nicely and is still lightweight. Plus, this can be worn either tied as a wrap top, or open as a casual jacket. I wasn’t sure if I’d like it as a jacket with the ties showing, but it truly does look great either way and I don’t think the ties distract from the overall appearance. In fact, I actually think I prefer it as a jacket, as the vee is a little too low on me when worn as a wrap top (I’m 5’3″ for reference), and I did have to wear a camisole with it. But, it is nice how the wrap top is dressier and the jacket is more casual. A functional piece.

Wrap top: Pamut Apparel // Gray tee: old – T.J. Maxx? // Jeans: Zara, thrifted // Boots: Vince Camuto // Necklace: Komuso Design // Bag: Sezane

Get the scoop: Pamut Apparel Wyatt Tee

I was a little confused about how the Wyatt tee could fit a size 2-10, since I’m a somewhat small human (ha!), so I was curious to receive it in the mail. Much to my surprise – and happiness! – it fit beautifully and wasn’t cut too low in the armpits, which was a big concern for me when ordering it. I prefer it tucked in, though it looked nice over leggings as well (but a bit too casual for how I’d typically dress). This particular tee supports one of Pamut’s core causes – racial equality and unity. I love the pinky swear design, it’s both chic and meaningful.