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Sustainable alternatives to Billie Eilish’s ‘Lost Cause’ neutral loungewear

A screenshot from Billie Eilish's music video for Lost Cause

Photo credit: Billie Eilish “Lost Cause” Music Video

Billie Eilish was always known for her oversized, baggy and multicoloured outfits. But: new album, new style. The “Happier Than Ever” album cover perfectly represents the new era of Billie Eilish: soft monochrome neutrals. Earlier this year, she released a music video for her fourth single “Lost Cause” and it gives major slumber party vibes. She and her girlfriends wear coordinated neutral and monochromatic loungewear, like an oversized beige T-shirt with cream bike shorts. Lucky for us, this style is much easier to recreate than her previous one.

Loungewear items like these can be found nearly anywhere, so it’s not difficult to recreate the outfits yourself. However, nothing is more relaxing than lounging in an outfit made by an ethical clothing brand. I gathered 16 loungewear items offered by brands listed on this website. Scroll down and create your own neutral-coloured and sustainable loungewear fit.

1. Luziaa Sweat Shorts
€59,90
100% organic cotton
Made in Portugal

2. Boxing Short
$43
100% Egyptian cotton
OEKO-TEX certified dye

3. Stosch
€34,40
100% organic cotton
Made in Portugal

4. Sally Shorts
€70
100% Tencel

5. Lauraa T-shirt
€49,90
100% organic cotton
Made in Portugal

6. Nevermind T-shirt
€51
Fabric from France
100% organic cotton
Made in an audited factory

7. Mako | Strick T-shirt
€89,90
98% Egyptian cotton, 2% spandex
Made in Italy

8. Tone | T-shirt
€59,90
67% Tencel, 33% organic cotton
Made in Portugal

9. Hemp Crop Tee
$89
45% organic cotton, 55% hemp
Low-impact dyes
Made in Melbourne

10. Tina Tee
€39
100% organic cotton
Made in Portugal

11. Ribbed Short
$35
Ribbed short
Made in Egypt

12. High-Rise Bike Shorts
€50
79% recycled polyester, 21% spandex
OEKO-TEX certified dyes

13. Jersey Tapered Lounge Jogger
$52
100% Egyptian cotton
OEKO-TEX dyes
Made in Egypt

14. Ivaa Sweat Pants
€69,90
100% organic cotton
Made in Portugal

15. Galera
€67,20
Made in Portugal
100% organic cotton

16. Terry Sweatshirt
$65
100% Egyptian cotton
OEKO-TEX dyes
Made in Egypt

Comment below which one is your favourite!

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