Shop While Giving Back: 50+ Fashion Brands Donating to COVID-19 Causes

Allow Soludos to bring a little light to your day with these Rainbow Wave Sneakers ($139). The brand has committed to donating 10 percent of proceeds on 3/25 to No Kid Hungry. In addition, the brand is making a $5K donation to Flexport, a company that ships medical devices to healthcare workers.

La Ligne has committed to donating 15 percent of its total sales to a different charity each week for the duration of the quarantine. Plus, these amazing Caro Pants ($295) are 15 percent off right now, along with the rest of the site.

Supreme collaborated with artist Takashi Murakami on the COVID-19 Relief Box Logo Tee ($60), with 100 percent of proceeds benefitting HELP USA, an organization that is supporting the homeless, families, and children during this time.

COS launched its white t-shirt project, which includes seven different t-shirts made ethically — perfect for the work from home movement we are all experiencing right now. The label has also teamed up with Baby2Baby in order to ensure families are provided with basic necessities during the COVID-19 crisis, donating a portion of sales to the cause as a start to the ongoing partnership.

Designer Rebecca Minkoff launched this I Love NY Tee ($35) with 100 percent of proceeds going to Mask a Hero, which is an organization that helps to make sure health care workers have the safety equipment they need.

Prabal Gurung designed this Equal By Definition Hat ($35) for the All Americans movement, which is supporting marginalized communities most affected by COVID-19 and is also committed to fighting racism and xenophobia during these unprecedented times. All net proceeds from the full range of merchandise go to the cause.

When you use the sale code online, a portion of proceeds from your Good American purchase will be donated to Baby2Baby. One of our favorite best sellers? The Good Straight Jeans ($159).

With a purchase of any one of the brand's iconic Bucket Bags ($625), 10 percent of sales will be donated to GlobalGiving's Coronavirus Relief Fund. Talk about smart accessorizing!

100 percent of sales from Onia's "Love Aloud" tee ($35) goes to City Meals in an effort to ensure NYC's elderly get the meals they need right now.

Along with a 20 percent site-wide sale, Cult Gaia is also donating 10 percent of proceeds to No Kid Hungry. We're big fans of the label's new belts, including the Gemma Belt in Mahogany ($128) with a raffia center.

Paige is doing its part to donate 20 percent of sales to St. Vincent Meals on Wheels right now. You won't regret picking up a classic from the denim brand. We love the Noella Straight Liza Jean ($229).

Misha Nonoo just launched her iconic Husband Shirt ($215) specifically benefitting the World Health Organization's COVID-19 Solidarity Response Fund. With the purchase of one, $85 will be donated to the cause.

All proceeds from Everlane's 100 Percent Human Collection are going to Feeding America's COVID-19 Response Fund right now. Start simple with the brand's classic The 100% Human Woman Box-Cut Tee in Small Print ($25).

Alice + Olivia teamed up with No Kid Hungry to help make sure children are getting meals during this time of need. You can shop this beautiful Arden Pleated Midi Skirt ($440) on the site, where 10 percent of net proceeds go to the organization through March 23.

The cute and kitschy accessory brand just launched an awesome sample sale on its site, which includes one of our favorite bags: the Jean Lemons ($375, originally $1,295). Edie Parker is giving back by donating 15 percent of proceeds to Citymeals on Wheels, Feeding America, and No Kid Hungry.

You can shop Khaite's signature The Ista Top in Black ($860) and work it into your wardrobe knowing that 10 percent of your sale goes to Baby2Baby.

Skims is restocking its cotton collection on March 23, and with that comes the promise to donate 20 percent of the range's proceeds to Baby2Baby's COVID-19 Emergency Response Program. We say pair the Cotton Rib Tank in Iris Mica ($34) with the matching Cotton Rib Thong ($20).

The online retailer just got the new Bottega Veneta Chain Pouch ($3,600) in in this gorgeous shade of orange. If you choose to splurge on yours, do so at Mytheresa, where 10 percent of all full-priced sales go to Red Cross until the end of March.

Known for its celebrity-favorite popular mule, Malone Souliers is donating 20 percent of full price e-commerce sales to charities that support COVID-19 relief. When you pick up the spring-friendly Maisie 45 MM in Baby Blue ($593), your proceeds will go to GlobalGiving and Medecins Sans Frontieres throughout the month of May.

A go-to favorite wedding guest dress label of ours, Self-Portrait, has pledged 10 percent of all sales for 30 days to the National Emergencies Trust. The company is also releasing a digital coloring book for homeschool activities. We suggest investing in one of Self-Portrait's most iconic silhouettes with this White Lace Panel Midi Dress ($411).

While Summersalt is running a sale on the site, the gorgeous swim brand is also donating $10 to No Kid Hungry for every order of $125 or more. This classic suit, The Swan Dive ($71-$95), is an obvious favorite.

There is perhaps no better time to invest in that Proenza Schouler Dipped Tie Dye Knit Top ($750) you've been admiring for ages. Right now, the brand is donating 10 percent of net sales to Citymeals on Wheels.

With every purchase on the site, there's a giveback of $5 to Feeding America, so you can feel good about investing in a long-term shoe, like the Ralf Lace Up Boot ($525).

For every single purchase made on Cesta Collective's site, $50 will be donated to No Kid Hungry. The brand's Jewel Tones Stripe Lunchpail ($495) is a cute must have for future getaways, but could also make a really great gift for someone special.

Through Saturday March 21, 10 percent of all proceeds, including from Sézane's new Spring collection, like this Amazonie Dress ($185), will be donated to an emergency aid supporting France's hospitals.

Staud is offering 25 percent off nonsale items with 10 percent of proceeds from these purchases donated to Meals on Wheels through March 31. Make sure you use the discount code THANKYOU25 when picking up these pretty little Franke Feathered Sandals ($350).

Aritzia is expanding its donations. Right now, all proceeds will go to the Aritzia Community Relief Fund to support families. So anything you buy, like the Wilfred Twain Button-Up ($138) and Wilfred Donna Pant ($120), will be helpful.

Jennifer Meyer is on the board of Baby2Baby, so we are very glad to see she's donating 20 percent of her sales through March to the organization, which is devoted to making sure children get what they need during this time of crisis. We love the Medium Edith Link Necklace ($4,000) as a tried and trusted, well-made layering piece.

Danielle Bernstein has posted her new Spring/Summer 2020 collection alongside a commitment to donate a portion of her proceeds to Food Bank For New York City. If you're into We Wore What's signature cow print, shop the Leigh Top ($95) and Delilah Bottom ($95).

As a brand, Kenneth Cole has decided to donate 20 percent of net sales from its website to the COVID-19 Solidarity Response Fund, which helps those affected by the coronavirus. We recommend starting your purchase with these Gisele X Band Leather Slide Sandals ($225).

The owner of Mr. Larkin hails from Houston, so 10 percent of sales off the Mr. Larkin collection will be donated to the Houston Food Bank, keeping things close to home. This Mr. Larkin Ode Dress in Seafoam ($320) reminds us of a vacation.

Tanya Taylor is donating 10 percent of sales to Kids in Need, an organization devoted to supplying children with the tools they need to continue their education during this time. Something colorful, like the Darwin Blazer ($545), is first on our list.

Not only is Milk Boutique offering a great sale right now, but the company is making efforts to match a donation of 20 percent from each sale to No Kid Hungry. So when you pick up this amazing Self-Portrait One Shoulder Crepe Top ($99, originally $330), you'll be giving back, and Milk will too.

Streetwear brand Krost just released this Support Each Other Cap ($35), which is made to show support for local youth communities. When you pick one up, a portion of proceeds will be donated to the NYC Food Bank.

Frame has decided to donate 20 percent of online profits to Baby2Baby, a charity that provides help to low-income families. Pick up something easy to wear and relaxed, like the brand's Silk Mixed Toile Hawaiian Shirt ($295).

The jeweler doesn't have a studio in her home, but she's playing around with polymer clay to create awesome earrings, with 100 percent of the proceeds going to No Kid Hungry right now. If you're into something more traditional, she's also committed to donating a percentage of proceeds from her site to the same cause. You can also shop pieces discounted at 25 percent right now.

Known as Meghan Markle's go-to shoe brand, Sarah Flint is giving back to Italy by encouraging customers to shop its new "Perfect" collection. When you pick up the Perfect Block Sandal ($385), 25 percent of proceeds through March 24 will go to Lions Club International, which is supporting hospitals Istituto Clinico Beato Matteo and Ospedale Civile di Vigevano in Vigevano, Italy, where many of the label's shoes are manufactured.

Founders of Stoney Clover Lane Kendall and Libby Glazer wrote an open letter to their customers about the coronavirus crisis. Right now, the brand is donating 10 percent of sales to Baby2Baby, and we especially love this LoveShackFancy x Stoney Clover Lane Bella Blue Flat Pouch ($72), which can function as a travel case or romantic daytime clutch.

When you pick up Pangaia's Botanical Dye Hoodie ($150) and matching Recycled Cotton Track Pants ($120), don't forget to tag the brand on Instagram. For every post or tag, Pangaia is donating $1 to Doctors Without Borders.

Doen's sale, which runs through March 22, will culminate in a donation of five percent of proceeds up to $10,000 to Planned Parenthood LA, which continues to provide health and reproductive care during this difficult time. The Antoinette Dress ($448) is our favorite in this carnation garden bloom shade.

Ten percent of all sales on the site will go to No Kid Hungry, which is an organization that ensures all kids have a meal during the coronavirus outbreak. Think about making your style even more bold in this Forage Blazer in Dandelion ($295) and matching Forage Short in Dandelion ($215).

Pick up this adorable utility jumpsuit with a femine frill, called the Saylor Tatiana ($275), and 10 percent of online proceeds will go to God's Love We Deliver, which delivers home meals to those in need.

The brand is giving back to the New York community by donating 20 percent of proceeds to Food Bank For New York City. Shop this Knit Rib Bra ($128) and Knit Rib Legging ($238) to literally feel good in more ways than one.

Alejandra Alonso Rojas, who is based in New York, is splitting 30 percent of her brand's proceeds between God's Love We Deliver and No Kid Hungry right now. We say choose something tailored and special, like this Isabel Blazer in Indigo Degrade ($1,595).

The gorgeous never-take-off jewelry company is donating 15 percent of proceeds to No Kid Hungry. When you help out the small brand, the Classic Heart Signet Ring ($420) will serve as a constant reminder of your charity.

When you shop from the sale collection on John Elliott's site — yes, that includes this High Twist Cotton Maxi Wrap Dress in Alabaster ($299, originally $308) — 10 percent of proceeds will be donated to UCLA Health Fund, with a target goal of $100,000. John Elliott has already donated $10,000 to the fund.

Add some feel-good jewelry to your rotation with TAI Jewelry. The brand is donating 20 percent of all sales from March to Feeding America. This Cactus Enamel Charm Chain Bracelet ($35) would make for a solid, affordable gift for a friend.

Heartloom is donating 20 percent of proceeds from purchases through March 30 to Feeding America, a national hunger-relief nonprofit organization. We say start with something simple that you can wear every day, like the label's comfy Evelyn Tank ($40) in lilac.

The fashion-girl-favorite brand sent out a newsletter encouraging customers to shop directly from the page and promising to donate 10 percent of proceeds to No Kid Hungry. Our eyes immediately went to this livable Terra-Cotta Knit Cardigan Dress ($139).

If you're in the market for Spring hats, we recommend the Bagtazo Rollup Wool Visor ($195), which is superluxe and worth the splurge. Honestly, we'd wear it every day. When you make the purchase, 20 percent of proceeds go to No Kid Hungry.

Coco Shop is currently giving 20 percent of proceeds to Feeding America. This Collared Shirt in Orange Vine ($180) makes us look forward to warmer days.

How utterly romantic is this Viva Aviva Harbor Dress ($375)? Twenty percent of proceeds from the entire Viva Aviva site go to Food Bank For New York City right now.

This sustainable NYC-based brand is currently committed to donating 15 percent of proceeds to Meals on Wheels indefinitely. If you've never tried on the clothes, we highly suggest something simple and boho that you'll treasure forever, like the Black Grace Dress ($119, originally $172).

Labucq raised its donation and is giving 20 percent of sales to two hospitals in Milan, including Opsedale Niguarda and Opsedale di Cremona. We're fans of the Boomer Cream Platform Sandal ($350) if you're stocking up for Summer.

This painted and hand-embroidered denim is special already, but shop the site within the next two weeks, and a portion of your sale will go to a local food pantry in New York. Our eyes are on the Fragmented Pieces Tate Crop ($280).

From now through March 31, Suzanne Rae is donating 15 percent of sales to Win, which supports homeless women and children. The Covered Button Camisole ($330) is a gorgeous addition to your wardrobe.

Sustainable brand Dame has vowed to donate a portion of proceeds to Baby2Baby for a full month, while also offering free shipping. Secure something that is well made and will go with all your outfits, like The Complete Jacket ($350).

Kendra Scott launched these "Shop For Good" Everlyne Pink Cord Friendship Bracelets ($40), which directly support Feeding America's COVID-19 Response Fund.

If you're in the market for a new swimsuit, PQ has committed to donating five percent of proceeds to Giving America through April 20. We love the brand's Acai Reef Two-Tone One-Piece ($154).

If you pick up these tortoise Machete Muse Hoops ($38), 15 percent of your sale will go to No Kid Hungry through March 22. Plus, you'll get a free pair of the brand's Grande Yellow Hoops while supplies last.

The brand is sending a free pair of Wool Runners ($95) to anyone who works in healthcare and is on the front line of fighting COVID-19 right now. That's a great reason to support the feel-good footwear company.

The brand launched these Rad + Refined Social Distancing Sunglasses ($55) to spread awareness. It's committed to donating a portion of proceeds to different charities through this trying time.

Starting now, $10 from every order of $150+ on Modern Citizen will be donated to Feeding America's COVID-19 Response Fund. In addition, Modern Citizen will match each donation with an extra $10 for a total contribution of $20. We suggest picking up the Teagan Sleeveless Tie-Front Dress ($104), a wardrobe basic that will always remind you of the contribution.

One-hundred dollars from every sale will be donated to One Fair Wage, which supports those in the service industry. This 14kt Love Is Greater Than Necklace ($1,225) is a perfect reminder of the brand's efforts.

For the months of March and April, Nicole Saldaña has committed to directing 15 percent of every sale to local communities. Her brand is supporting The Bowery Mission, Gods Love We Deliver, Foodbank NYC, and No Kid Hungry. We recommend picking up a pair of the Fabiana Natural Linen Mary-Jane Shoes ($390).

Invest in Lady Grey's Dome Hoop Earrings in Gold ($156) and you'll be helping support their Go Fund Me cause. Right now, they're raising money to purchase and important N95 masks for doctors and nurses in NYC.

Look forward to beach days ahead with Hat Attack New York's Beachcomber Sunhat ($120). The site is offering 20 percent off Spring styles right now with a portion of proceeds being donated to Feeding America.

The brand is offering 30 percent off discounts on the website, and we highly suggest turning up the rocker edge with these Pharel Metal Dégradé Pants ($1,098). Right now, Z&V is donating a portion of online proceeds to the Red Cross mission for Pandemic Relief Efforts. Additionally, 20 percent of sales in the brand's home country of France are going to the Foundation of Hospitals in Paris.

From now until April 15, the well-known shoe brand is donating 10 percent of every sale to either Direct Relief or Doctors Without Borders. Go for something classic with the The Demi Flat ($145), a best seller on the site.

The brand is donating five percent off all sales to the World Health Organization COVID-19 Response Fund. We love this Bezel x Link Choker ($98) to layer with other necklaces.

The brand has set up a sale fund page to donate masks and medical supplies to the coronavirus relief. Purchase this one Architect Cuff in Oceania ($36, originally $78), and Machete donates 25 surgical and N95 masks.

Even if you're not in the market for a swimsuit, you can stock up on cover-ups and caftans from Revel Rey, which is donating 15 percent of proceeds to Good360. We're big fans of the Farrah Jumpsuit in Billiard ($191, originally $240).

While not exactly a fashion brand, the publication has capitalized on cute merch for a good cause, including this Beans Shirt For World Central Kitchen ($35). It doesn't ship until May, but 100 percent of net proceeds go to World Central Kitchen's mission to support COVID-19 relief by providing meals.

The brand is showing support by inviting customers to nominate a woman who is on the ground, volunteering on the frontlines of the coronavirus crisis. While supplies last, the company will donate a free pair of shoes to that woman, just like these new Vintage White Champion Canvas Sneakers ($80).

The small jewelry brand is donating a portion of proceeds to the Food Bank for New York City. We love their personalized collection, which includes this Multi Letter Necklace ($120).

The company launched its Hope Tee ($65) with the slogan "I Will Hug You Later." 100 precent of proceeds from the graphic t-shirt will be donated to Baby2Baby, and 15 percent of all online sales from the site go to the charity too.

The brand has an ongoing Charity By Design collection, with proceeds supporting numerous global nonprofit organizations and a variety of causes. When you pick up the Dream It Wish It Do It Charm Bangle Shiny Silver ($20, originally $38), proceeds go to the Me to WE Foundation, which has a mission dedicated to empowering children with a wholesome, beneficial education.

The brand has partnered with country musician Dierks Bentley on this Pizza Vs. Pandemic Charity Tee ($27), with 100 percent of proceeds being donated to the organization that delivers pizzas to hospitals across the nation.