I'm in love with Passenger Pideon's Fall Collection. The screenprinting is adorable with birds, trees and windmills in patterns accross their fabrics. The designs are timeless, not trendy, so these outfits will be in your wardrobe for a long time. I think I'm going to pick up the red wrap dress for this holiday season from their online shop. Check out the whole collection here.
Ok Econistas, the ultimate shop, so it would seem, has hit the net... but it's a UK based company (ouch on the carbon footprint)... at least the north west passage is free of ice so shipping will be faster over the pole.... ok, very bad joke.
For the econistas in the U.S., this shop has a lot of items to salivate over. The company declares on their website that they hunt down the sexiest, hippest and most luxurious ethical fashion to create a one-stop, ecofashion e-tail boutique. Yippee. So without further adieu: shop.
Later this month, Goodwill is going to become a destination for econistas in San Francisco. As Nick Graham, founder of Joe Boxer, is going to craftily alter some of Goodwill's old, donated cloths, into new, fashionable wares for sale in a new section of Goodwill's Fillmore store. Called William Good, the new clothing line will spark people's creative minds while doing something for the environment.
vintage 60s faux fur cape coat white at CHERRYPICKVINTAGE shop.
vintage 1960s cropped jacket three quarter sleeves huge woven ball buttons cute and
vintage 1970s sky blue wool coat and
vintage 1960s BABYDOLL double breasted black wool coat FITTED cutest all at ramonawest's shop.
Finally, this handmade super cute...i think im gonna buy it...French Provincial Jacket - Hand Sewn French Recipes Print Empire Jacket Top Womens Size Medium made by creatrixjane is a perfect conclusion to this Etsy Roundup.
Peligrosa Knits produces some fine basics for the econista who loves cashmere long or short sleeved sweaters. Some of their more styled designs, like the ruffle boatneck shown above, are made from 100% organic cotton. The company is dedicated to sustainability throughout the production of it's collection. Beyond using organic cottons, they use natural organic dyes and natural mordants that are derived from roots, herbs, fruits and vegetables. Naturally fermented indigo is a signature garment dye which you can find on some of their fine cashmere sweater coats. To take it a step farther, the company uses all recycled paper printed with soy dyes for their packaging and their shipping bags are 100% biodegradable. You can find this LA based company's wares at fine boutiques nationwide.
The Viridis Luxe mission is to provide sustainable luxurious clothing to those who are making the choice to tread lightly on our planet while continuing to enjoy fashion, luxury, and style.
Their signature organic fabric is a blend of the fine cashmere with long-fiber hemp. The Viridis Luxe line also includes exotic bamboo t-shirts and exclusive sheer silk~hemp collection of jersey tops. You can even buy their wares online at nordstroms.
