From here, to keep a record and don't forget. Every subcategory is listed alphabetically.

Clothing (UK)

• Ally Capellino
• American Apparel
• Annie Greenabelle
• Barbour
• Bibico
• Boden
• Brora
• Cabbages & Roses (+ homeware and fabics)
• Folk
• John Smedley
• Joules
• Margaret Howell
• People Tree
• Peregrine
• Petit Bateau
• Seasalt Conwall
• Sunspel
• Toast
• YMC

Clothing (international)

• Armour Lux
• Dagg & Stacey
• Penfield
• Rachel Comey
• Saint James
• Sessùn
• Steve Alan

Cosmetic (cruelty free)

• Bobbi Brown
• Lily Lolo
• Smashbox
• GOSH > In Portugal can be found in Well's stores (Continente).

Edit: To the extent of my knowledge, MAC is not cruelty-free. Urban Decay is no longer cruelty-free. It was sold to L'Óreal which conducts tests on animals. For more information about cruelty-free stores that belong to companies that conduct tests on animals (i.e. The Body Shop also belongs to L'Óreal, please report to Note I just below).

Note I: Some ethical brands that claim they do not test on animals, like The Body Shop and Pureology, belong to bigger companies - like L'Oréal - that are, in fact, testing on animals. Read more here.

Note II: List of companies that DO test on animals. Please read it carefully.

Note III: List of cosmestic companies that DO NOT test on animals provided by PETA. Please, next time you go shopping, have this into consideration.

Associated Links

• Ethical in Style
• Quality Decline (interesting discussion)