More and more clothing businesses work in alignment with nature’s principles and reduce harm done to the Earth and all living beings. That implies working embedded in the essence of this universe and nature’s innate abundance. Being fully who we are implies diversity and, esp. in these times of transition it can have many faces. Businesses are still purifying, showing a mix of patterns which are surfacing to leave and materialisation of new, high frequencies in form – no longer doing harm. When rooted in healthy frequency settings doing no harm often implies using natural, truly organic, biodegradable and/or recycled materials incl. fabrics, dyes, packaging & other necessary materials. It means minimising packaging, following fair trade principles of ethical work conditions & fair wages, aiming for durability of products, rooting the business in local communities – integrated in the underlying local fabric of societies, lands and waters, showcasing full transparency about & knowledge of the entire supply chain, maintaining equity and direct, personal relationships at every stage of the supply chain, reflecting cultural responsibility by honoring everyone who has contributed esp. when non-local designs are being used, offering products at fair prices or based on entirely different modes of exchange, giving back to the planet and communities, reducing waste via internal recycling systems, simplifying production processes, running the company based on non-hierarchical principles of decision-making – a company is a community and the decision-making process should reflect exactly that. Below are some examples of truly exciting companies (there are many more out there) which largely and very consciously reflect no-harm principles that support nature, and hence us because they have been created by nature to a large extent.