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Published on May 04, 2008
Green is the new black: Eco-friendly fashion finds
TUCSON, Ariz. — Green is as trendy today as leather was in the '80s, yet more breathable. Here are some products to put on your eco-shopping list.
Linda LouderMilk Too Hot To Handle Tank Top: This tank is from the designer's Too Hot To Handle Line. If you buy the $90 tank the site boasts that "a generous donation will be made to stopglobalwarming.org. The tank comes in pink, teal and off-white. All of Loudermilk's high fashion is organic and sustainable. A Patagonia Tee: These tees are made from pesticide-free organic cotton. According to its Web site, the company has been making its tees from organic cotton since 1996. Anything from Edun: Edun is the line from U2's Bono and his wife, Ali Hewson. The company is extremely dedicated to fair trade. Try the Prism Cap Dress for the sweaty summer weather. A Pair of Loomstate Jeans: The company only uses organic and pesticide-free cotton. The denim is as trendy as any pair of Sevens but much friendlier for Mother Nature. A Kim White Handbag: This designer specializes in handbags made from vintage automotive fabrics. Vroom! The special edition Camaro clutch is sure to get compliments. Anything Deborah Lindquist Ready to Wear: This designer creates environmentally-conscious, ready-to-wear clothing and even wedding dresses! Thehemp cotton bustier dress is what fashion dreams are made of. A Japanese Paper Matt & Nat Handbag: Matt & Nat is a company that makes completely vegan handbags. Act now and when you spend $250 you will get a free enviro tote that is completely biodegradable. A Pair of Arizona Jeans Recycled Denim Shorts: Even department store bigwig JC Penney is going a little greener now with recycled denim and organic cotton tees for juniors. Gaaim Organic Cotton Palazzo Pant: Gaaim not only makes some of the most comfy pants, but they also make organic cargo pants, camis and even unitards if you're into that sort of thing. They are also really into fair trade. A Juicy Couture California Go Green Bag: The company synonymous with terry cloth sweat pants attempts to corner the green market with this tote. Take it to the beach. An Enamore Sensibella Cami: This British lingerie company makes lingerie from all organic silk cotton. A nice end to perhaps … a green wedding. In the end, green is so trendy it hurts. All it takes is a little time online to find what your fashion sense is pining for. Stay stylish. |