Feels like linen -- perfect for warmer days.
Natural Collection
GBP£ 18.95
International delivery available.
Sustainable.
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Spoontulas
It's a spoon! It's a spatula! It's both!
Branch
US$ 18 for a set of 3
International shipping available.
Sustainable, eco-friendly, fair trade.
Peruvian Flower Bag
April showers apparently bring May flowers -- so this bag's just in time.
Hip & Zen
US$ 80 ON SALE US$40
International shipping available; contact directly to make arrangements.
Fair trade.
Organic Cotton Baby Sling
I swore by my sling when my daughter was a baby. Now, it's my baby shower gift of choice.
New Native Baby
US$ 48
Shipping in the United States only.
Organic.
Fig Organic Cotton Dress
Because your little girl should be as bright as the summer sun.
Beklina
US$ 39
International shipping available; contact directly to make arrangements.
Organic
Corta Hammock and Pillow Covers
This brilliantly-hued hammock is guaranteed to make your summertime livin' easy. Made from vintage Guatemalan corta, or skirts.
VivaTerra
US$ 45 - 225
Shipping within the United States and its territories only.
Recycled, reused, eco-friendly, fair trade
Hemp Gauchos
Spring has sprung: these easy linen-like gauchos will get you through the warmer days.
Mountains of the Moon
US$ 66
International delivery available.
Sustainable, organic
some great green sites I found recently
GoZero -- Allows you to convert your air travel to carbon neutral. You make a donation based on miles flown, they plant the equivalent number of trees to zero you out.
My recent roundtrip Houston-New York City trip cost me US$ 7.50.
GreenDimes -- Removes you permanently from junk mail lists, and every month you're a member, plants a tree on your behalf. Woohoo!
Kiva.org--Matches you to third world artisans and entrepreneurs -- give as little as a US$ 25 'microloan' to help.
Enjoy!
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