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There are several ways products can be sustainable. For one, the ingredients or textiles can be eco-friendly, the workers should always be paid fairly at a living wage, and the brand’s carbon footprint can be minimized using renewable energy. In addition, products can be sourced locally and the company can have the philanthropic motivation to donate a percentage of their sales to charity. These are key things to look for when determining if a brand is worth supporting.