This is sooooooo me:
It’s by Leroy & Perry, the eco-friendly line by Lutz & Patmos, and available at Bows + Arrows. Luckily, Bows + Arrows is local to me, so I can check out the line in person.
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This is sooooooo me:
It’s by Leroy & Perry, the eco-friendly line by Lutz & Patmos, and available at Bows + Arrows. Luckily, Bows + Arrows is local to me, so I can check out the line in person.
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She-Bible is offering an automatic 35% off Spring/Summer inventory to make room for Fall (can’t wait to see it!!). All sales are final!! This organic cotton chambray dress is my FAVorite
and it’s marked down to $90
Nixxi is 25% off at Nimli with code NIXXI25 through 8/16.
The JADEtribe clutches I’ve been coveting at Shopbop are marked down to about $60 now – each one is unique, and made from recycled & naturally dyed materials.
Tobi.com is offering 20% off full-priced jackets through 8/13 with code JACKET20 and they carry four different colors of Prairie Underground’s super-popular organic cotton jacket:
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Cri de Couer has two pairs of vegan wedges I’m DYING for this Fall:
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But each pair is $350. They’re 100% vegan, and ethically made in the US (from start-to-finish), and very similar to this See by Chloe pair I’ve been coveting. But $80 more:
I DO wear leather shoes, but I’d prefer to be able to buy the Cri de Couer pair over the See by Chloe pair (although I do like the contrasting colors on the See by Chloe’s, I can’t lie). Is the difference in price worth the knowledge that I’m supporting a small, independent business with the same ethical values as me? Yes – I think so. But I’d still like to see the designers and companies I love be more price competitive with the big guys…
What do you think? Is it worth it to pay more for an ethically produced, designer vegan shoe? How much more?
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One of my favorite people in the whole wide world, Janette Crawford of Fashion Loves People, launched a new season of her artist-created eco-friendly tees today along with some limited edition jewelry by Manimal, Alyson Fox, Early Jewelry and Adoura Demode. If I were you, I’d stop reading right now, and click through to the Store at Fashion Loves People to see what’s left, because since I first checked this morning, lots of the jewelry is already gone. Read on at your own peril
Luckily, I was able to snap up one of these leather pouches (made from scraps) by Manimal before they sold out,
And I was so tempted by these earrings by another of my favorite indie designers, Early Jewelry (I have a pair of her crystal earrings – LOVE); there are two pairs left:
But don’t forget about the t-shirts!! Janette told me about the new designs she and Kirk were working on several months ago, so I’ve been patiently awaiting their arrival…they’re printed with water-based eco-friendly dyes in the US on either 100% organic cotton or organic/recycled cotton/polyester/rayon blend tees ethically made in Peru or the Dominican Republic:

And I already have this tee – it’s one of my favorites (wearing it today!!):

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Doie is 30% off at Nimli through 8/10 with code DOIE30. I love this cowl-back dress; it’s made in the US from rayon from bamboo grown without pesticides, and would be just under $100 with the code:
Use code “grechen30″ for 30% off your order at SPUN. Every girl should have a good, basic wrap dress in her closet – this one is made in the USA with organic cotton, comes in great colors, is available up to XL, and would be about $70 after the code. What more could you ask for?
Thanks to Daily Candy this week, use code DAILYCANDY001 for 25% off your order at Flight001. Besides their amazing selection of chic travel necessities, they sell a few styles of the new recycled canvas (cotton) totes & backpacks by BAGGU:
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