April 14, 2010 by
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April 14, 2010
The Deal: 25% Off All Eco-Friendly Dresses. Use Coupon Code: shopeco
The Lowdown: Who says eco-friendly fashion has to look like it’s made out of burlap sacks? With the emergence of eco-friendly fabrics like bamboo and the use of non-toxic dyes, eco-friendly is now eco-fabulous. To celebrate this fabulousness, eDressMe is offering 25% off all Eco-friendly dresses by using coupon code shopeco. This offer is valid through end of April.
Shop: eDressMe.com
Our Picks:
We first learned about Pangaya through Chartreuse Chic.
Sadly, Pangaya has announced they’re going out of business. As a high-end online retailer of environmentally-friendly women’s clothing since 2003, the organic fashion community is losing a dear friend. Pangaya will continue operating until inventory is depleted. This means savings of up to 80% on your favorite brands such as Undesigned, Stewart+Brown and Grace + Cello. They will also continue to post to their blog.
The adorable Bamboo denim pencil skirt pictured in the image is made of 50% bamboo, 48% organic cotton and 2% lycra. And it is 100% cutie cutesters! On sale for $100.
Oh how cute are these platforms? 3 and a quarter inch heel, 100% cruelty-free, reminiscent of old Hollywood. And ON SALE now for $30.96! Can’t beat that price! Especially because gray is the color right now, and it looks good on everyone (add a little pink polish to those tootsies and these shoes are ready to take you out for a night on the town!)
Welcome to VegetarianShoesandBags.com, a website started by a group of vegans who live in Los Angeles, and who are passionate about making the fashion world better for animals and ultimately, all of us. This group of fine vegans is making it easier to find quality, fashionable shoes not created from animals.
They’re also making going vegan easy on the budget. Check out their sale items for even better deals. Spend $75 or more and receive free shipping. If you work it right, you can get three pair of shoes for that $75 and free shipping! Wowsers…we’re going shoe shopping!
What: BabyBam Collection launches a new online store for parents seeking eco-friendly bamboo clothing to reduce their babies’ carbon footprint and ease skin allergies
What They Say: The evolution of BabyBam Collection was a true labor of love born out of CEO Jody Graziano Jonas’ two strongest passions, her sons and the environment. Both of Jonas’ children were born with severe milk sensitivity that contributed to easily irritated skin. The only material her children could wear eco-friendly, sustainable, and super soft bamboo. With a background in design, Jonas developed each adorable outfit in the collection and is diligently involved on a daily basis with every step of the corporation’s growth. Reflecting the company’s values, all manufacturing is compliant with Fair Trade requirements and usage of the Earth’s resources is kept to a bare minimum in all business practices.
What We Say: We’ve known babies with allergies and switching to organic clothing really made a difference. Every mom wants the best for her baby. And we’re delighted that clothing designers are taking notice and providing a product that is both hypo-allergenic and healthier for the baby, as well as environmentally-friendly.
Today at The Budget Ecoist, we tip our hat to our progressive Scottish friends who have made organic kilts fashionable.
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