
Even shoe designers are becoming socially responsible by using faux leathers, organic cotton, and paper pulp foot forms. Melissa Shoes recycles 99.9% of factory water and waste and overstock styles are recycled into new styles. Greenloop provides eco-friendly and more importantly, eco-chic fashion. Visit their website here.
While a bit more expensive, you can shop "green" and be stylish at the same time.
I always say "going green is the new black" because it's something that is very popular right now and everyone is doing it. Preserving the earth now really will make a difference in the future, so it’s awesome that designers are contributing.
ReplyDeleteI just recently went green, so to know that there are jeans that I can buy and continue to help the planet really does light up my day.
When I made this decision I thought I was going to have to turn into the hug the tree type, but I don't. I have only had to make a few slight adjustments in my daily routine.
The biggest change I have made so far was switching to bioheat. Can you say FABULOUS? It's the hottest trend in the green community right now. And you wouldn't believe me if I told you that it's made of fun stuff like corn and soybean oil would you? I didn't at first either so it's okay. But I'm glad I know about it because during the winter instead of bundling up like Frosty the Snowman I'm warm and cozy.
If I wasn't working for NORA I probably would have never even considered going green. I've been getting new tips everyday.
Check out:
http://oilheatamerica.com/index.mv?screen=bioheat.
That's where I got a majority of my info. See what kind of cool info it has that you can use too!