Here are Philippine apps and marketplaces where you can find eco‑friendly / sustainable clothing (what to expect on each, and how they surface greener options):

• Zalora (Philippines) — has a dedicated sustainability section/curated collections (often called Earth Edit / sustainability tags) and labels products with planet‑friendly attributes. Good place to filter mainstream + local sustainable brands. (brandradar.org)

• Lazada (Philippines) — runs LazEarth and periodic “sustainable” / planet‑friendly campaigns and curated listings on the app; many sellers list eco‑tagged products during these promotions. (en.wikipedia.org)

• Shopee (Philippines) — hosts “Shop Green” / green collections and frequent sustainability campaigns where eco or recycled clothing, organic textiles, and preloved listings are promoted. (brandradar.org)

• Carousell (marketplace app) — major option for preloved / secondhand clothing in the Philippines (resale is one of the highest‑impact ways to shop sustainably). Search “preloved,” “secondhand,” or specific local sustainable brands. (brandradar.org)

• Wear Forward (Philippine circular‑fashion platform / app) — focuses on clothing swaps, resell and circular-fashion services in the Philippines (helps extend garment life and reduce waste). (wazzuppilipinas.com)

• Local curated marketplaces / brand apps (examples you’ll find on the above platforms or via their own apps/webshops): Rags2Riches, Anthill, Candid Clothing, Releve, Siklo Pilipinas — these Filipino brands emphasize upcycling, indigenous weaving, surplus‑fabric use, and ethical production; many sell through their own sites and via Zalora/Lazada/Shopee or local marketplaces. (metroscenemag.com)

Helpful tips for finding genuinely eco‑friendly items on these apps

• Use each app’s sustainability tags/collections (Earth Edit, LazEarth, Shop Green) and read product descriptions for materials (organic cotton, bamboo, recycled polyester, upcycled/surplus fabric) and manufacturing claims. (brandradar.org)
• Prefer preloved/resale listings (Carousell, Wear Forward, Shopee/Lazada preloved sellers) — biggest single reduction in footprint. (nssmag.com)
• When possible, buy from verified local sustainable brands (Rags2Riches, Anthill, Candid, etc.) or check independent ratings (e.g., Good On You) rather than relying only on seller marketing. (preview.ph)

If you want, I can:

• Look up which of these apps currently list a specific Filipino sustainable brand (e.g., Rags2Riches, Anthill, Candid) and give direct app/store links. (I’ll fetch current listings and dates.)