Conscious Clothing was founded by Rose Phillips more than 20 years ago after she struggled to find organic clothing for her children. She began sewing her own pieces using organic cotton, hemp, and linen, eventually building the West Michigan studio that exists today.

Yes. Conscious Clothing states that all of its clothing is made in the USA. Most garments are designed, cut, sewn, washed, finished, and shipped from its Belmont, Michigan studio; the yoga line is sewn in California before being shipped from Michigan.

The brand focuses on natural, plant-based fibers, particularly linen, hemp, and organic cotton. Specific fabrics vary by garment and include options such as 100% linen, GOTS-certified organic cotton, hemp-organic cotton blends, organic denim, and naturally colored cotton.

Most Conscious Clothing garments are made to order. The current production estimate is around two weeks, although the brand notes that made-to-order production can generally take two to three weeks and may vary during high-volume periods.

Sizing is consistent across the collection, with 12 sizes ranging from XXS through 6X. Many styles are also available in four inseam options, making it easier to find a fit that works for your body and preferred length.

The brand generally recommends washing in cold water, either by hand or on a gentle machine cycle, to help preserve color and extend garment life. Many pieces should be laid flat to dry; customers should always follow the care instructions for the individual garment.