| Store Nav | Main Blog Content | Blog Subnav |
|---|---|---|
Style PicksFantastic French TerryWednesday, June 25th, 2008
Shown: This season’s french terry holds a distinction known to few other loungewear collections since it’s made from organic cotton. The styles feature details like antique finished rust buttons and plaid linings so these cozy favorites as comfortable as they are cute. As we’ve proudly proclaimed time and time again, organic cotton is the smart choice. It is the only way to go in order to ensure the health of you and everyone involved making the garment. Farming with herbicides, pesticides and nitrate based fertilizers is hard on the soil and will eventually leave it completely useless so if we want to protect our planet, we simply must support organics.
• view the jumper dress in our store 
Into IndigoTuesday, June 3rd, 2008
Shown: Chic, Sleek and simply adorable, springs organic cotton indigo fabric is as eco-friendly as it is style friendly with styles featuring big pleats and clever fold over pocket flaps. Since they’re made from 100% organic cotton they’re much healthier all the way down the line improving the health of the farmers all the way to the consumer, you. Using organic cotton is also helpful for future generations since farming without herbicides and pesticides helps improve the quality of the soil for years to come.
• view the gather shirt in our store
Peppy Plaid WovensWednesday, May 14th, 2008
Shown: Weave a little fun into your summer wardrobe with our line of organic cotton douro plaid dresses, tanks, jackets, shorts and pants. Our custom designed woven plaid fixes up into light and airy styles with details like delicate lace trims and bias cut accents. Since they’re made entirely of organic cotton, these styles are as light on the Earth as they are on your skin. Organic cotton is the smart choice and helps improve the soil for us, for farmers and most importantly, for future generations.
• view the plaid tailored jacket in our store
Delicious and Dainty Crepe CottonWednesday, April 30th, 2008
Shown: Soft, airy and full of spring, these 100% organic cotton knits are certainly the most playful and feminine of the season. Many of these styles combine the lightly brushed, subtly fuzzy texture of the crepe cotton with pima under layers and creative pieced plackets to create charming looks full of youthful flare. Since these styles use cotton that’s grown without the use of herbicides and pesticides, they’re helping the soil stay healthy and ensuring its longevity and yield for future generations. They’re also healthier for you! So do yourself a favor and hop into these flattering, fun dresses, skirts and tops that come equipped with peace of mind. • view full story
Sing Sweet Spring GraphicsWednesday, April 16th, 2008
Bright, fun and ready for sun, our graphic tees sing along to spring’s theme “Fado do Mar”. Translated into English from Portuguese, “Fado do Mar” means something very similar to “song of the sea.” Check out these tees, which are all printed on organic cotton basics, and get the back story about where each original drawing came from and what melody it contributes to the Fado love song. • view full story
Bag and BundleTuesday, April 1st, 2008
Shown: Bundle up some fun with these buttoning bags. Each style is printed with original artwork inspired by Karen’s trip to the seaside villages of Portugal. They’re constructed with durability in mind and made from a surplus cotton and hemp blend. Surplus fabrics are perfectly sustainable since they reuse scrap fabrics left over from larger production runs and since they’re lined with an organic cotton, these bags give you even more bang for your buck. • view the windy heart crescent bag in store
Lighthearted Lightweight JerseyTuesday, March 18th, 2008
Shown: There’s no need to wait any longer for our new organic cotton lightweight jersey tees and dresses. They’re all gussied up for spring with full skirts, slim silhouettes and sassy new cuts. These super soft knits are made entirely of certified organic cotton. Faming cotton without the use of pesticides, herbicides and defoliants is the wave of the future since it preserves the quality of the soil and improves the health of the farmers and your health too. These styles are all made in Los Angeles and dyed with a reactive dye process that’s much easier on the Earth than conventional garment dying. • view the gather pleat dress in store
Heather Jersey Hits the StageWednesday, March 5th, 2008
Shown: Looking for a fabulous new organic cotton fabric? Well, you’ve come to the right place. Our brand new organic cotton heathered jersey fabric arrives to our e-store with slim styles, pleating, lots of color and contrast trims. Since they’re made entirely of yarn-dyed organic cotton, these knits are soft on the skin and even softer on the earth. Organic cotton truely is the way of the future. It’s harvested without harmful herbicides and pesticides leaving the soil heathier for future crops and future generations. • view the heather empire dress in store
Pucker Up to PimaTuesday, February 19th, 2008
Shown: Spring is beginning to bloom all over our estore and the last few adds • view the gather trim tank in store
Fall in Love with CashmereMonday, February 11th, 2008
Shown: Please give a very warm, heartfelt welcome to our new cashmere pieces. They’re as artistic as ever wielding a veritable bevy of hand knit alternating stitch patterns and fresh new cuts. Our cashmere program is, and always has been a true testament to sustainability. The goats roam free on Mongolia’s Outer Steppe where the cold, windy climate dictates that their fiber is the longest and most durable. Using this fiber, combed from their downy undercoats enables us to create fine gauge, artistic knits with an incredibly soft hand and resistance to pilling. In addition to producing highest quality cashmere, keeping production entirely in Mongolia helps protect the goats from over grazing and helps sustain a centuries old culture currently threatened by the onslaught of low-quality, mass production of cashmere. • view the leaf border cardigan in store |
MORE...
|
Join our Facebook group
Subscribe to our RSS feed