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Fashion and Accessories

Feb 24, 2010

Eco-Jewelry Designer

When most of us walk through a sun-speckled forest or sink our toes into the sandy shore, we’re relaxed and full of peace. For Tiffany Kunz, these activities might be the inspiration for a brand new piece of eco-jewelry, or even a whole collection! In fact, finding geodes as a child had such a lasting effect that it prompted her to create her most recent collection, Concord – a combination of sparkling rough stones set in recycled, hammered metal. …

Dec 7, 2009

Men's Eco-Accessories from Guffly

Many companies and individuals creating eco-friendly accessories focus on women. From high heels to hair clips, it’s not difficult to find great eco-friendly stuff for the girls, but what about the guys? Below, you’ll find 5 whimsical eco-friendly men’s accessories from Guffly that are perfect gifts or ‘just because.’ Shirt off Your Back Recycled Wallet This cute wallet is made from recycled clothing, and features four card inserts and a money slot. It’s a great idea…

Apr 16, 2009

The Growing Trend of Green Wedding Couture

In a more than 50 billion dollar per year industry, millions of couples take the plunge into matrimonial bliss without even realizing that their walk down the aisle packs a significant environmental punch. Alongside travel plans and decorations, traditional wedding attire greatly impacts the planet. However, a growing trend is on the rise, thanks to eco-conscious couples who choose to embrace conflict-free diamonds, soy inked invitations, and ‘green’ bridal wear. From dresses fashioned with sustainable fibers to recycled vintage creations,…

Jan 23, 2009

Fashion — meet your Ecoconscience

“Remembering you’re alive is key, health is wealth!” – Stella McCartney Say goodbye to the traditional concepts of athletic gear, as the Adidas by Stella McCartney Spring/Summer ‘09 collection brings a welcomed sense of style to everyday active pursuits. Appealing to golfers, gymnasts, runners, and tennis pros – McCartney delivers fashionable, lightweight performance fabrics and other sustainable features saturated with a passionate regard for ecological responsibility. The Adidas by Stella McCartney collection does not use leather or fur; and organic…

Dec 2, 2008

John Hardy

On one of John Hardy’s new bamboo-inspired cuffs, a simple set of squares ring the band for all the world to see on the recycled silver, couture bracelet. Inside, however, on the back grill, the jewelry boasts a secret story worn next to the skin: 26 bamboo trees will be planted on the island of Nusa Penida when you buy this sterling silver Bamboo Wide Kick cuff. The text weaves among a scene of Nusa Penida, the Balinese island near…

Nov 2, 2008

An Active Outdoor Company that’s Keen on the Environment

When Portland, Oregon-based Keen Inc. decided to rethink how socks were made, the company figured if there were right shoes and left shoes, then why not a right sock and a left sock. So Keen set about making socks that fit each foot perfectly – no extra fabric meant no extra bunching. But it wasn’t just about the fit; it was also about crafting more sustainable socks. Keen uses natural, renewable materials like Merino wool and organic cotton…

Nov 1, 2008

Hanna Helps

If you saw them on a kid at the playground, you might not realize that Hanna Andersson’s children’s clothes are particularly green. After all, they’re made out of soft knit cotton, not nubby hemp, and the bright colors are a far cry from the muted earth-tone spectrum that some eco-consumers have come to expect. For children and parents, these features may be an important part of Hanna Andersson’s charm, especially once you realize that the clothes really are green…

Nov 1, 2008

No More Dirty Gold: Your “Green” Gold Options

Gold is a timeless luxury that has been valued throughout civilization, but how many consumers know where the gold we wear comes from? Unlike most manufactured products that are at least marked with the country where it was made, it is incredibly difficult to know what path your gold has traveled to end up in a ring or a watch. Unfortunately, almost all of the gold produced in the world is “dirty gold” – gold that is stripped from…

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