Your email address:


Powered by FeedBlitz

  • Parenting Blogs - Blog Top Sites
  • As Seen on Delightfulblogs.com

« Happy Thanksgiving!! | Main | Greener Gift Wrap and Why I Heart Thrifting!! »

December 01, 2008

Favorite Brands from an Earth-Friendly Clothing Retailer

Birch logo I recently had a really nice chat with Ellen Gavin, one of the owners of a sustainable clothing store here in the Twin Cities called Birch Clothing.  "Style for Conscious Living" is the company tag line and I have to say, they do a really good job of sourcing stylish fashions, high-quality basics and whimsical accessories, all with a fair trade/eco-friendly mission in mind. 

It was great to get a first-hand look at the special brands that the company has chosen to carry.  I'm happy to share the scoop about a few of the faves:

Indigenous Designs - Ellen said she loves this company because they embrace the two values that the company cares about the most - fair trade and organic.  Just one look at their amazing sweaters and you'll love them too.  Not to mention the skirts. And the tops.  And the...

Indigenous designs organic-cotton-knits  

Tinctoria - This company creates beautifully rich clothing using natural fibers and all natural dyes.  The colors are truly amazing!

Tinctoria




Ecolution- Stylish clothing made from hemp that will make you forget you ever thought hemp was scratchy hippy-wear.

Ecolution  

Ice Breaker- Sustainably produced merino wool sweaters and activewear.  They swear no sheep were harmed to make their wool.

Ice breaker

Cottonfield USA - These guys do high-quality, organic cotton basics like no other. 

Cottonfield      

If you live in the Twin Cities and haven't yet been to Birch Clothing, you should make the effort to stop by.  I've got a couple things on my wish list...Santa, are you listening??

TrackBack

TrackBack URL for this entry:
http://www.typepad.com/services/trackback/6a00d8341c52f053ef01053627e25b970b

Listed below are links to weblogs that reference Favorite Brands from an Earth-Friendly Clothing Retailer:

Comments