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Fast Fashion: Watch Where You Shop
Read this exposé from Greenpeace about how fast fashion can affect the environment. Full of statistics and figures right at your fingertips to narrow down your favorite stores
Indigenous Designs ›
based in Redwood City, this eco conscious brands promotes stylish and organic clothing for all (:
Reclaimed wood shipping pallets work well for desks, tables and even a tiki bar.
DIY wear is just as fun, affordable and eco-friendly as sustainably manufactured goods!
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Here’s one statistic we like.
Why is this, you ask? Well according to CME (one of the world’s largest derivatives exchanges and owner of the Dow Jones Index), increased feed costs are partially to blame, which raise the price of animal products, and revealingly, they also note:
“Add in the efforts of a large number of non-governmental agencies that oppose meat consumption for reasons ranging from the environment to animal rights to social justice and one could conclude that it was amazing that consumption held up as long as it did.”
We love it and we hope that this trend continues!
Full article: http://bit.ly/Sx6nKk
thinking fashion: PEPPERMINT POSTS ›
THIS WEEK ON PEPPERMINT, I WROTE ABOUT THE RELEASE OF AUSSIE BRAND, STICKS BAMBOO EYEWEAR. THESE SUSTAINABLE SHADES COME IN FOUR AMAZING DESIGNS AND ARE PERFECT FOR SUMMER. YOU CAN FIND OUT MORE ABOUT THEM HERE. I ALSO UNCOVERED NEW INDIGENOUS DESIGNER, LUCY SIMPSON, WHO USES NATURAL…






