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         <title>A Picture is Worth...Recessionista's DIY Chanel Bag</title>
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<em>Photo credit: <a href="http://jakandjil.thepop.com/2009/07/02/luxury/">Jak and Jil</a></em>

The economic caldera we're still digging ourselves up from under has put a whole new spin on the definition of "luxury." (This fall's <a href="http://www.treehugger.com/files/2009/02/new-york-fashion-week-designers-get-thrifty.php">New York Fashion Week</a> will be an eye-opener for sure.) With consumer spending in the hole, and chi-chi brands like Hermes <a href="http://nymag.com/daily/fashion/2009/06/hermes_kind_of_in_trouble.html">tightening their croc-skin belts</a>, we might be witnessing the end of luxury goods as we know them. What does a brand, in the end, boil down to? A <a hr]]>...</description>
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         <title>20 Green Fashion Designers You've Never Heard Of—But Oh You Will (Slideshow)</title>
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<em>Photo credit: Label</em>

<a href="http://www.treehugger.com/files/2009/05/stewart-brown.php">Karen Stewart and Howard Brown</a>, <a href="http://www.treehugger.com/files/2009/04/loyale.php">Jenny Hwa</a>, and <a href="http://www.treehugger.com/files/2004/12/linda_loudermil.php">Linda Loudermilk</a> are household names—well, okay, if you live in the kind of home where green togs regularly crop up in dinner conversation—but there's a rising phalanx of upcoming designers ready to vie for your sartorial affections. 

In this slideshow, we feature 20 environmentally savvy fashion designers who haven't quite achieved the same level of acclaim as the big guns of sustainable style, w]]>...</description>
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         <title>Beautorium Offers 20% Off + Free Shipping + Free Cleanser</title>
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It’s always nice when you can one-stop shop. Such is the case with <a href="http://www.beautorium.com/">Beautorium</a>, a natural and organic beauty emporium that carries some the most ethical and effective beauty brands, all in one place. There are <a href="http://www.beautorium.com/pages/the-brands-pv-c0-2.html">20 brands</a> and about 650 products available on the Beautorium’s website and each has been carefully hand-picked based on certain criteria.  ]]>...</description>
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         <title>84 Recycled PET Bottles to Make ECOALF Cabin Trolley</title>
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Here is something that is 100% recycled, but doesn’t look it. <a href="http://www.funbasics.com/ecoalf.htm">ECOALF</a> is the new fabric developed by the Spanish company<a href="http://www.funbasics.com"> fun&basics</a>, made from recycled PET bottles. It is a high quality textile: flexible, tension resistant, long lasting, waterproof and lightweight. The first bags made from ECOALF are a toilet bag, a small bag, a cabin trolley and a large, wheeled luggage bag. The fun thing about them is the visualisation of the recycled bottles. Each bag tells you exactly how many 75cl PET plastic bottles were needed to make it. ]]>...</description>
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         <title>Change the World And Win $10,000 with Nau’s Grant For Change</title>
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We’ve long been a fan of the verve and social conscience shown by eco-apparel company, <a href="http://www.nau.com/">Nau</a>. (see our archive of previous posts below) But they’re not content with just making stylish, well crafted, functional, outdoor clothing from responsible materials and donating 2% of sales to not-for-profits selected by customers. Now they want to give away $10,000 USD. 

However Nau and its customers will be a discriminating with regard to whom will be the the recipient of this largess. <a href="http://www.nau.com/collective/grant-for-change/">The Grant for Change</a>, as it known, is to support those who instigate lasting, positive change in thei]]>...</description>
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         <title>Save Our World Helps Save Our Hair</title>
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Photo courtesy of <em><a href="http://store.saveyourworld.com">Save Your World</a></em>.

At some point throughout a woman’s endless struggle (or so it seems) with her hair, we decide to do something drastic. <a href="http://www.treehugger.com/files/2008/11/natural-hair-dye-from-act-naturals.php">Like color it</a>. Whether that means <a href="http://planetgreen.discovery.com/fashion-beauty/eco-friendly-hair-dye.html">dying it or highlighting it</a>, almost every woman has done something to <a href="http://forums.treehugger.com/viewtopic.php?t=4128">alter her true color</a>. And yes, we are included (summer highlights, anyone?).

When we found <a href="http://store.]]>...</description>
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         <title>Kate Quinn Organics is All Grown Up With New Women's Collection</title>
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<em>Photo credit: Kate Quinn Organics</em>

My, they grow up so quickly! Better known for its darling ensembles for the pint-size crew, <a href="http://www.katequinnorganics.com/">Kate Quinn Organics</a> is now reaching out to an older clientele, with <a href="http://www.katequinnorganics.com/eshop/cart.php?target=category&category_id=68">a new women's collection</a> that shoots and scores with the Washington-based company's signature flair.  ]]>...</description>
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         <title>Replay Clothing Reopens Florence Store, Now With 100% More Eco Design</title>
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After a protracted stint under wraps, <a href="http://www.replay.it/">Replay</a> is finally taking the scaffolding down and reopening the doors of its store in Via De’ Pecori, Florence.

Fueled by a desire to "go beyond the traditional concept of a shop as a mere container," according to a press release, the Italian denim label's revamped 2,690 square-foot digs have undergone a massive eco-friendly makeover.]]>...</description>
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         <pubDate>Tue, 07 Jul 2009 15:01:18 -0500</pubDate>
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         <title>From Coffee Grounds to Fabric: Fashion That Gives Us a Buzz</title>
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<em>Photo credit: Getty Images</em>

We've seen some pretty funky feedstock for fabric in our time, from <a href="http://www.treehugger.com/files/2006/09/from_farm_waste.php">chicken feathers</a> to <a href="http://www.treehugger.com/files/2009/01/recycled-cigarette-butts-fashion-alexandra-guerrero-mantis.php">discarded cigarette butts</a>. Now get set to look at <a href="http://www.treehugger.com/files/2007/02/coffee_and_glob.php">your morning mud</a> in a whole new light because a Taiwanese company has pioneered a method to weave waste coffee grounds into interlaced fibers. The result? A textile that dries quickly, protects against UV rays, and dampens odors, while meeting <a ]]>...</description>
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         <pubDate>Tue, 07 Jul 2009 12:01:49 -0500</pubDate>
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         <title>Planet Threads Offers 20% Off Eco-Friendly Fashion</title>
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We all know that earth friendly fashion is just one piece of the puzzle, but we also know that sustainable shopping is an important piece. Enter <a href="http://www.planetthreads.com/">Planet Threads</a>, an online-only earth-friendly shop that offers a wide range of fashionable, eclectic, high quality eco-friendly clothing and accessories made by socially responsible companies and hard to find brands. TreeHugger faves include <a href="http://www.treehugger.com/files/2009/03/canopy-verde.php">Canopy Verde</a>, <a href="http://www.treehugger.com/files/2006/03/doies_new_ecolo.php">Doie Designs</a>, <a href="http://www.treehugger.com/files/2004/12/mission]]>...</description>
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         <title>Greygoods Wants You to Say It With T-Shirts, Not Flowers</title>
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I've personally never been a fan of <a href="http://www.treehugger.com/files/2006/06/organic_bouquet_2.php">cut blooms</a>, organic or otherwise. Sure, they look pretty for a day or so, but then the inevitable path to entropy sets in: the drooping, the wilting, the petals and leaves scattered across your table like <a href="http://www.treehugger.com/files/2007/07/shropshire-petals.php">spent New Year's confetti</a>, and the pungent perfume of decay and rot.

You won't confuse <a href="http://www.greygoods.com/">Greygoods' 100 percent organic cotton T-shirts</a> for actual flowers, even if they are rolled up into rosettes. But for erstwhile bouquet senders ]]>...</description>
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         <title>NYC Event: Rogan/Loomstate Sample Sale July 9-12, 2009</title>
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Attention Big Apple bargain hunters! Watch <a href="http://www.treehugger.com/files/2007/04/rogan_gregory_i.php">Rogan</a> and <a href="http://www.treehugger.com/files/2009/06/keds-loomstate-shoes.php">Loomstate</a> go all Crazy Eddie on us as they slash the prices on their organic cotton wares by up to 70 percent this weekend—we're talking about $160 jeans reduced to $40, $60 tees whittled to $20, $350 frocks on sale for $90—with nary an item over $100. 

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         <title>Give Your Feet a Summer Getaway You Can Afford With 4 Easy, Eco-Friendly Pedi-Cures</title>
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With sandal weather upon us, isn't it time to acknowledge (and reward) the labors of our oft-neglected, not-so-happy feet? Whether you're slipping your shleppers into a wedge, thong, gladiator, or peep-toe slingback, those tootsies deserve nothing short of primped and polished perfection.

Spring for a summer escape you can actually afford in these cash-strapped times and set your toes twinkling  before you take your show on the road—or sidewalk, as the case may be.]]>...</description>
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<em>Participants in the Istanbul bag-making workshop. Photos courtesy of <a href="http://www.bugday.org/eng/">Buğday</a>.</em>

Paper bags aren't too commonly used in Turkey, but shopkeepers just love giving out plastic ones -- for a tiny item that you could easily tuck into your purse or a pocket, for a single soda you'll probably just drink on the way home anyway, for a few nectarines that are <em>already in another plastic bag</em>. I've gotten used to saying "Poşet lazim değil, çantama koyabilirim" ("a bag is not necessary, I can put it in my purse") -- and to the funny looks people usually give me in return. So the old "<a href="http://www.treehugger]]>...</description>
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         <title>Louise Galvin Launches U.K.'s First Carbon-Neutral Beauty Company</title>
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<em>Photo credit: Louise Galvin</em>

<a href="http://www.louisegalvin.com/">Louise Galvin</a>, hair colorist to the stars and the woman behind the eponymous haircare line, can add another pip to her collar: <a href="http://www.louisegalvin.com">Louise Galvin</a> is U.K.'s first beauty company to become <a href="http://www.treehugger.com/files/2007/12/ask_treehugger_28.php">carbon-neutral</a>. 

Pumped full of naturally derived ingredients like essential oils, natural extracts, and vegetable-based moisturizing and conditioning agents—no sulfates, parabens, silicone, petrochemicals, synthetic fragrances, or polymers, thanks—Galvin's cruelty-free follicle-primping products maintain cl]]>...</description>
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         <title>Fashion That Goes Vroom: Smart Car, Colette Commission Eco-Friendly Wearables</title>
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<em>Photo credit: Colette</em>

Renowned Parisian retailer <a href="http://www.treehugger.com/files/2008/12/carla-bruni-fair-trade-bag.php">Colette</a> and the <a href="http://www.treehugger.com/files/2008/05/how-smart-is-the-smart-car.php">cutest car this side of Sanrio</a> have put up a united fashion front, rallying five designer labels from Paris, New York, Berlin, Brazil, and Denmark to produce a tres exclusive, <em>tres limited-edition</em> collection of bags, jewelry, tees, and accessories for the urban car brand.

Revolving around the themes of urban mobility, design, and sustainability, the co-branded <a href="http://www.colette.fr/#/a/3/eshop/222/special/419/smartecolett]]>...</description>
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         <title> Bridgedale Adds Bamboo Socks And Reduces Global Warming</title>
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The other week I was sitting in a medical waiting room reading, as you do, a copy of Reader Digest. There was an intriguing article about Jackie Heinricher, her Booshoot company, and the plan to bring large scale bamboo cultivation to North America. At the time I thought I should follow up on that story. 

So I was very surprised to come home and find in my email inbox a missive regarding outdoor sock company Bridgedale’s connection with Booshoot and their Plant A Boo campaign. It seems once upon a time the US had 5 million acres of bamboo under crop. The <a href="http://www.treehugger.com/">Plant A Boo</a> project is looking to reinvigorate this swift growing g]]>...</description>
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         <title>Rate Your Stinky Hippy Factor: Do You Really Need Deodorant?</title>
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<em>Photo via <a href="http://www.flickr.com/photos/trojanguy/2553352107/">Jeff the Trojan</a> @ flickr.</em>

An informal survey of the global TreeHugger gang revealed an interesting (and perhaps slightly redolent) tendency to move away from the use of deodorant each and every day. In fact, the majority of responding THers have partially or even wholly given up on deodorant, primarily kicking the habit due to trouble finding them without pore-clogging <a href="http://www.treehugger.com/files/2004/12/wip_top_five_pe_1.php">aluminum chlorohydrate</a> or <a href="http://www.treehugger.com/files/2007/09/chemically_deod.php">petroleum-based propylene glycol</a>.

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         <title>Sneak Peek: Leanne Marshall for Bluefly.com</title>
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<em>Photo credit: Bluefly</em>

<a href="http://www.leanimal.com/">Leanne Marshall</a>, <em><a href="http://www.treehugger.com/files/2006/08/project_runway.php">Project Runway's</a></em> Season 5 winner, presented a sneak peek of her long-anticipated sustainable collection for <a href="http://www.bluefly.com">Bluefly.com</a> on Tuesday. 

Available exclusively at the online retailer starting July 8, the nine-piece collection comprises a tank and a tunic in two colorways, a skirt, jacket, and three different takes on the dress, including a smoldering off-the-shoulder fuchsia number and an ultramarine duchess-silk-and-organza confection.
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         <title>Holy Crap! Toilet-Paper Wedding Dress Displays Unparalleled Dedication</title>
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<em>Photo credit: Cheap Chic Weddings</em>

Major, <em>major</em> kudos to Ann Kagawa Lee of Honolulu, Hawaii, winner of <a href="http://www.cheap-chic-weddings.com/wedding-contest-2009.html">Cheap Chic Wedding's</a> annual toilet-paper wedding dress contest, who made this mind-boggling  matrimonial ensemble out of <a href="http://www.treehugger.com/files/2008/07/green_your_toil.php">bathroom tissue</a>—a textile fit for a recession!—tape, glue, and a breathtaking amount of commitment.

Lee's stunningly detailed creation, which has drawn comparisons to an Oscar de la Renta couture gown, according to the Web site, was inspired by a potent combo of <em>Gone W]]>...</description>
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         <title>Washington D.C. Event: Fashion Fights Poverty Hosts Fashion Swap on July 18</title>
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<em>Photo credit: Fashion Fights Poverty</em>

Mark your calendars: One of the largest fashion fundraisers in our nation's capital, <a href="http://fashionfightspoverty.org">Fashion Fights Poverty</a>, will be hosting Washington, D.C.'s first fashion swap on July 18. 

Bring in your gently used togs to be consigned, traded for "new to you" pieces, or donated to D.C.'s <a href="http://www.covenanthouse.org/">Covenant House</a>, an organization that offers shelter, protection, food, clothing, counseling, and job training to disadvantaged youth. Details below.]]>...</description>
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         <title>EDUN LIVE and YOOX.com Introduce "Ever.Green" Tees Designed by Celebrities</title>
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<em>Photo credit: Edun</em>

This week saw the launch of a sustainable collaboration between <a href="http://www.yoox.com">YOOX.com</a>, an online fashion and design boutique, and <a href="http://www.edun-live.com/">EDUN LIVE</a>, an offshoot of <a href="http://www.treehugger.com/files/2009/03/ali-hewson-talks-about-edun-clothing-video.php">EDUN</a> that specializes in T-shirts. Dubbed <a href="http://www.yoox.com/edunlive/department/dept/edunlive">"ever.green,"</a> the series of limited-edition, 100 percent organic cotton tees for men and women will capitalize on the star power of its celeb guest designers to garner sales, the proceeds of which will go directl]]>...</description>
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Apple didn’t invent the mp3 player nor the smart phone, but they sure know how to bring to market versions of the genre that make people sit up and take notice. And such might be the case with Milkmuny. This new start-up business, from Portland, Oregon, sells a very funky origami-like wallet made of discarded milk and juice cartons. 

We previous seen <a href="http://www.treehugger.com/files/2004/12/fruition_bags.php">foil cartons turned into totebags </a>and handbags, as well as <a href="http://www.treehugger.com/files/2005/04/ecoist_repurpos_1.php">food wrappers become purses</a> and shoulder bags. So the idea isn’t totally new. But the socially and environmentally r]]>...</description>
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<em>Photo: PRNewsFoto/Brooks Sports, Inc</em>

You a <a href="http://www.treehugger.com/files/2008/11/runners_world_c.php">runner</a>?  Or an <a href="http://www.treehugger.com/files/2009/01/how-to-go-green-workouts.php">exercise-oholic</a>?  And you want your workouts to reflect your green lifestyle? Well, the <strong>race is ON</strong>…or at least for me and a few friends to find the best performing green running equipment. Since February of this year (2009), I’ve made it my personal mission to seek out the most excellent green products in the running world as I train for my first <a href="http://www.treehugger.com/files/2009/02/running-errands-by-foot.php">marathon</a> in No]]>...</description>
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         <title>Shainsware: Recycled Rubber Accessories That Send a Message (And Tweens Squealing)</title>
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<em>Photo credit: Shains</em>

Why say it when you can wear it? <a href="http://www.shainsware.com/">Shainware's</a> recycled and recyclable rubber accessories are designed to allow you to communicate your message, whether it's "Stop Global Warming" or "Future Mrs. Ed Cullen," simply by snapping on interchangeable letters, numbers, and icons into preexisting perforations.]]>...</description>
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         <title>Sweet Beauty's Organic, Fair Trade Chocolate Lip Balms Are a Mouthwatering Treat</title>
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<em>Photo credit: Sweet Beauty</em>

When it comes to skin care, Lisa Françoise, founder and owner of <a href="https://www.sweetbeautyspa.com/">Sweet Beauty Organic Chocolate Spa Treatments</a> has one cardinal rule: If you wouldn't eat it, don't wear it on your skin. It's an easy tenet to get behind when you realize that Françoise's brand of edible skin care involves premium <a href="http://www.treehugger.com/files/2007/02/the_bitter_trut.php">organic, fair-trade chocolate</a> that turns that whole moment-on-your-lips-lifetime-on-your-hips chestnut on its head. ]]>...</description>
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Just when we thought there was nothing new under the sun when it came to reusable bags, ad agency <a href="http://tbwa-vancouver.com/ecoBags/">TBWA\Vancouver</a> surprised us with its line of canvas totes that takes the mickey out of the push to go green. ]]>...</description>
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Packaging innovation this is not, but we like the jocular spin <a href="http://www.tobi.com/">Tobi.com</a> is putting on its latest attempt to reduce its carbon footprint: Reusing shipping boxes and drawing attention to their less-than-pristine condition. 

And the online fashion retailer doesn't mince words—these boxes are<a href="http://www.tobi.com/pages/eco-packaging"> U-G-L-Y</a>. (It says so on the stamp.) But that doesn't mean they're less deserving of your love. ]]>...</description>
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         <title>Revel Seven: New Line Takes Pride in Organic Clothing</title>
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Coming to eco-luxury stores this July is <a href="http://www.revelseven.com">Revel Seven</a>, the new 100% certified <a href="http://planetgreen.discovery.com/organic-clothing/">organic clothing</a> company by founder Joe Tomlinson and wife Amy. Patriotic and environmental themes adorn each of the tees and the jeans come in vintag]]>...</description>
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         <title>Green Beauty Products Abound at (You Guessed It)...GreenBeauty.ca</title>
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<em>Photo via GreenBeauty.ca.</em>

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Italian luxury shirt-maker <a href="http://www.culturata.com/">Culturata</a> has added 100 percent organic dress shirts into its fold, and they're expected to make landfall on U.S. and Canadian shores this month. (Check the company's <a href="http://culturatablog.blogspot.com/">blog</a> for local stockists.)

Touted as the first 100 percent certified-organic cotton designer dress shirts in North America—although Culturata might have to duke it out with <a href="http://www.treehugger.com/files/2005/07/boll_organic_bu.php">Boll Organic</a> for that honor—each shirt is cut, pressed, and sewn by hand in Italy using Italian-made textiles. ]]>...</description>
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         <title>Kaia House Nail Polish Makes For Clean Manis and Pedis</title>
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Giving a french manicure to yourself or your little girl is easy with the new line of <a href="http://www.kaiahouse.com/shop-by-brand-kaia-house-organics-bio-nails.html">Organic Bio-Polishes from Kaia House</a>. These 6 colors (plus top/base coat) are free of 20 toxins commonly found in nail polish and they also have soy-based polish remover.]]>...</description>
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         <title>U.K. Sees Launch of First Fair Trade and Organic Beauty Products</title>
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<a href="http://www.fairtrade.org.uk/products/beauty_products/default.aspx">The Fairtrade Foundation</a> has announced the first beauty products to bear the <a href="http://www.treehugger.com/files/2009/05/world-fair-trade-day.php">fair-trade seal of approval</a> in the United Kingdom. Beauty buffs across the pond will now be able to bag lip balms, face masks, body butters, and shower gels from five companies: <a href="http://www.boots.com">Boots</a>, <a href="http://www.bubbleandbalm.co.uk/">Bubble & Balm</a>, <a href="http://www.essential-care.co.uk/">Essential Care</a>, <a href="http://www.treehugger.com/files/20]]>...</description>
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         <title>Spring/Summer Fashion 2009: Prairie Underground</title>
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No matter what the season, <a href="http://www.prairieunderground.com">Prairie Underground</a> is always a delicious melange of rustic and romantic, fusing designers Camilla Eckersley and Davora Lindner's Midwest roots with their veneration for London's New Romantic music movement and the '80s East Village art scene.

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         <title>Less Toxic Waterproof Boots From Hi-Tec</title>
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<em>Image via: <a href="http://www.wetisdry.com">Hi-Tec</a></em>

If you've ever been hiking and stepped down to hear that splash and felt that momentary "oh crap" spasm when you realize you're about spend the rest of your hike walking around in waterlogged boots, only to realize that they're waterproof, (Hooray!), then you can appreciate the value of a good set of <strong>waterproofed boots</strong>. Well, <a href="http://www.wetisdry.com/lovewater/">Hi-Tec shoes</a> has come up with a new space-aged technology that now makes even the environmental footprint of waterproofing something to cheer about. (Hip]]>...</description>
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