November 11, 2009 - Labeled as “fair trade undies for nice people,” GreenKnickers produces women’s panties and men’s boxers from hemp, bamboo and fair trade/organic cotton. The designers believe that organic farming and natural choices help to address the issues of...

October 02, 2009 - Do you ever yearn for a t-shirt that does not lose its shape after a couple of washes? An Australian cult label is here with that and so much more with the Bassike Summer 2009 collection. Using organic cotton, the laid back line is branching out...

September 21, 2009 - Ontario-based Repeat Studio creates colorful textiles using organic or eco friendly base cloth fabrics like hemp and cotton blends or linen. The original designs are printed using solvent free environmentally friendly ink and heat set to prevent...

September 05, 2009 - Clothes are meant to be produced in a fair and sustainable manner—which can mean anything from making your own clothes out of recycled textiles, to purchasing an organic fair trade cotton dress.

August 19, 2009 - Yves Behar considered every detail with this sustainable underwear project: It’s made with organic cotton, shipped in compostable bags, made according to environmental standards, 10% of the profits go to social and environmental organizations...

July 20, 2009 - The mattress and bumper is made from felted organic cotton. Organic cotton is a healthy alternative to synthetic materials, which are chemically treated, and latex, which is allergy-prone. Felted organic cotton beddings materials eliminate the...

July 09, 2009 - Hainsworth Coffins is a company that specializes in eco-friendly caskets that are made from wool and organic cotton. The Wharfedale uses the dame cardboard frame but is wrapped in organic cotton instead.

June 16, 2009 - These 100% cotton hats are deliciously innovative creations by Boston Beanie. The pesticide-free and organic cotton used on these little beanies is knitted together to create delicious looking watermelon, pumpkin and apple hats.

June 09, 2009 - In some shots she’s featured draped in seashells, while others show Webere dawning feathers around her neck. The fashions are simple, lots of beautiful white cotton, and her lipstick is a pollen-like orange.

June 09, 2009 - The FEED Bears from the FEED Project are charitable teddys that help feed starving children in East Africa. The FEED Bears, made from organic cotton and natural burlap, come in two sizes, the 8” and 16”.