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Eco Friendly Bamboo Baby Clothing - Organic Fiber Baby Clothes and Apparel, one of the best environmental friendly choices in the children clothing. BabyBambu.com provides luxuriously soft and silky Bamboo Clothing Products for Babies.

With the rain setting in and the temperature dropping, cycling at this time of year can seem like a chore. 

New Consumer has put together a guide to help you get ready for the onslaught of bad weather, which will help to make your journey far more pleasant.

Performance gear-producing Patagonia, known for their forays into sustainable clothing produced with environmental ethics in mind, has produced the first recyclable-nylon shell and pants for technical outdoor wear.

Coming straight out of Japan is the latest in green technology: solar powered bras. Click here to read more about them...

This is a great review of the new organic label Green Eyed Monster. This fashionable and funky outfit have some top quality and design-led organic cotton denim and jersey pieces as well as fair trade knit wear. Check out this hot new organic fashion label for children and babies.

This is the interesting point for Ecopreneurs: suppliers are having trouble keeping up with demand in the marketplace, even at the low levels of current business. Problems are at every level of the supply chain, so if you have a green idea, GET IT OUT THERE.

You may already know that organic cotton baby clothing is a healthy fabric choice for your baby. But other than having a personal style preference, how do you decide between the growing number of organic clothing lines coming into the market place? Read this article and watch this You Tube video for some helpful tips.

Victoria, BC is the home of Not Just Pretty Modern Organic Clothing, carrying items from over 30 different ecofriendly lines including Twice Shy, Thieves, Passenger Pigeon and more.

Bamboo Clothing by Lara Miller

There is allot of debate to the ecological footprint of having children and the large difference of footprints between children of different countries. Personally I don’t have a stance on this issue right now because children are just not on the radar screen right now, but I know how that can quickly change as one becomes older. Here’s quick little article that sorta hits on what I am talking about.

Ethical and organic outdoor leisurewear for the spring and summer is available in the new Howies catalogue. Whether you bike, skate, walk, canoe or just love the feel of soft organic cotton against your skin, have a look at their latest work of art...

Alright everybody a quick eco fashion update. I am going to try and do this a little more often because it is always interesting to hear about new, up and coming companies that are trying to help consumers change their ways.

The best thing ever for summer...a different pair of sandals every day...all for the price of one. All that's required? Just a little creativity! Enter environmentally friendly and comfortable Mohop sandals. You start by picking a pair of wooden soles…

That’s right folks; the long wait is finally over. Has your newborn already outgrown those Ronald Reagan ‘Trickle-Down Diaper Covers’ that were hand-me-downs from your cousin?

Take 30 seconds and look at 4 different eco-friendly tops, choose the one you like most and immediately see how you compare to everyone else.

There is no doubt that sustainability has to be achievable for the masses. In order for this world to become sustainable, people of all places and income levels need to have the option of sustainability available to them and that means big box stores need to largely get involved. Quite a few times now we have talk about Wal-Mart and their “green” efforts, but today I bear news about another big box store, Target.

Project Green Label is a young contemporary line made of organic cotton, bamboo and hemp.

A big problem in todays society is what to do with the “things” we don’t need or want anymore. Now this can be brought down to a societal or individual viewpoint where either the individual is responsible for the disposal of these “things” or society is. In most of North America, someone will come and pick up what you don’t need or want anymore and dispose of it for you. However, what about when those “things” are still perfectly good and it would just be a waste to get rid of them? I present to you Freecycle…

Style and environmental responsibility are both achieved when you buy organic. This is some cool basic blank clothing that is organic

Green apparel, previously the purview of high end shoppers and new mothers has entered the mainstream, driven by demand by eco conscience young consumers

Ever wonder what fashion bloggers are really like?

As mainstream department stores go green opportunities exists for natural and organic clothing manufactuers.

Spring is just a few weeks away - the perfect time to refresh your home with a few new, eco-friendly items. Started by indie Canadian design blogger Jan, Poppytalk Handmade is like an online farmer’s market for handmade goodies (why didn’t we think of that!?). As luck would have it, this month’s theme for the showcase is all about green ...

Who says sustainable style isn’t chic?

Looking to add some spice to your Spring wardrobe? Need a new creative project to work on? We introduced you to Burda Style during the early days of our blog. Now its time to share the details for their first mini-challenge for all the sewers out there.

How do you enter?

Recyclers of "trashed" clothing and accessories around the globe find a new home for their precious goods and feature their prized possessions on flickr & website....

Wearing your heart on your sleeve is so yesterday. Today’s tee designs let you bare your soul with pride! White Apricot has rounded up some of the best statement-making tees that are eco-friendly, socially conscious, stylish and lived-in soft.

Price tags and labels may just be small bits of paper, but they add up to waste! This post asks a question about other greener options to price tags.

Looking at the shocking pollution caused by cotton production - the biggest single user of pesticides in the world - and considering the health effects of the chemicals used, we ask whether we should switch to different fabrics altogether to protect the planet.