Take an extra 40% off all final sale items at Fashion Ethic this week (expires 10/3).
There’s not much left, but there are still some pieces to get excited about!!
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Take an extra 40% off all final sale items at Fashion Ethic this week (expires 10/3).
There’s not much left, but there are still some pieces to get excited about!!
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Ecoist – the eco-design company behind the original candy wrapper bags – has just launched their Fall collection and are offering Green Grechen readers 10% of everything with code GRECHEN10 until 10/31.
My absolute favorite designs are the slim portfolio; I love the style, simplicity, and this color scheme is so elegant, and the map collection coin purses:
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Ecoist has more than just candy wrapper bags, they’ve also partnered with other designers that produce recycled billboard bags (these are cool, you can shop by movie billboard), jute handbags, and aluminum can pull-tab bags. And for every bag purchased, Ecoist plants a tree!
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Acacia (organic cotton and bamboo casual wear, up to XXL)
Athleta (bamboo/organic cotton clothing available in XL’s – athletic/lounge gear)
Black Cat Plus – features Neon Buddha, Pure & Co, and Diane Kennedy
Cherry Velvet – Canadian plus-size boutique featuring designs by Diane Kennedy in organic bamboo
Chloe Angus (Canadian eco-friendly designer – also designs in plus-sizes. available in Canada and some online at Juno and Jove)
SPUN (affordable organic cotton line – some styles available in XL)
Coldwater Creek (basic organic cotton tees, up to size 3x)
Diane Kennedy (Canadial plus-size eco-friendly designer – cannot buy directly through site, but some pieces are at Juno and Jove)
Faeries Dance – features a growing selection of plus-size organic cotton/hemp clothing
Gaiam (has many organic cotton/bamboo pieces in XL’s)
Horny Toad (all pieces available in XL)
Indigenous Designs (fashionable fair trade and organic clothing available in XL)
Jonano (bamboo ecoKashmere, Eco Scrubs & more eco-friendly styles available in XL)
Juno and Jove (eco-friendly boutique carrying plus-size designer Diane Kennedy and Chloe Angus among others)
Lola & Gigi (carries diane kennedy and chloe angus plus size eco-fashion)
Mewv (organic cotton, bamboo, etc., in up to size 26 – designed specificaly for plus-sizes, NOT just sized up)
Mountains of the Moon (hemp and organic clothing in sizes up to XL)
Nixxi (Canadian eco-friendly designer – some pieces available in XL)
Nordstrom (several organic cotton pieces by Eileen Fisher – up to 3x)
Of the Earth (original organic clothing, mostly casual, in sizes up to XL)
Rawganique (hemp, organic cotton clothing in true plus sizes, up to 3x)
Saks Fifth Avenue (also eileen fisher organic cotton plus sizes)
sameunderneath (fashionable bamboo/spandex pieces, all available in XL)
savannahred (recycled, sustainable fashion for plus-size ladies)
Sharka Chakra (organic denim, in sizes up to 33/34)
Silhouettes – (plus-size retailer, carries some organic cotton pieces)
Soul Flower (eco-friendly clothing/hemp/organic cotton – some styles available in XL’s)
Team Estrogen (eco-friendly and plus-size biking & outdoors apparel)
Tranquilit (some yoga/lounge styles available in up to XL)
Ulla Popken (some organic/bamboo clothing in sizes 12 and up)
Etsy Sellers who sell hemp/organic cotton clothing in XL, plus-size, or made-to-order:
Gaia Conceptions
Sandmaiden
Hempress
Indigo Inspired
Yana Dee
Violet Star Creations
Murielle Knitwear
Maggie Keefer designs
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Check out my Editor’s Picks for Indie vintage/eco-shopping at Smashing Darling
Thanks to Victoria-E, we get a 10% discount off eco-chic candy wrapper bags at Ecoist
Leslie, from the OKO Box sews a dress from local organic cotton
Treehugger takes a look at “bike-to-work” pants with reflective cuffs. Cool.
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Never mind the high fuel prices, here in Atlanta, we can’t even buy it if we want to!! Luckily, I drive a Honda Civic, which gets fabulous gas mileage, and I can walk nearly everywhere I need to. But all this walking lately, has made me appreciate my messenger bags more; I love being “hands-free,” and carrying a bag messenger style is much more comfortable than carrying a bag on my shoulder.
Eco-friendly designers have risen to the challenge and produced a great selection of messenger bags made from materials such as recycled billboards, tractor inner tubes, and some that include solar panels for recharging electronic equipment. They’re not all vegan, but they are all made as environmentally-friendly as possible, and several are handmade by female artisans in countries like Madagascar and Afghanistan providing them a unique opportunity to participate in the global economy and earn money to support their families.
Happy Shopping!!
I have this bag in olive and it’s been my go-to messenger bag lately. It is not vegan, but the leather trim is reclaimed, and it is lined with organic hemp linen. And Beth Springer as a company is making an effort to be as environmentally friendly as possible, by moving closer and closer to “zero-waste.” Take 15% off your order at Beth Springer with code “GrechensGirl.”
Bavarian, chrome-free, vegetable tanned and dyed, full-grain cowhide leather, hand dyed hemp/cotton fabric with natural pigments, and organic hemp/cotton lining. Includes lithium-ion battery and cables/adapters for recharging.
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