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Wear This, Not That: Etrican vs Zara

Fashioning Change — Tue, 10 Jul 2012 18:10:30 +0000

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Wear This, Not That: Etrican vs Urban Outfitters

EcoSalon — Sat, 02 Jun 2012 13:34:27 +0000

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Wear This, Not That: Etrican vs Urban Outfitters

EcoSalon Staff — Tue, 22 May 2012 12:21:43 +0000

Fashioning Change’s Wear This, Not Thats are interactive and fun to navigate. If you hover over the different product images, more details on the story behind the brand will be uncovered.

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In addition, when hovering above one of the featured fashionable items, you will see a little sewing machine next to the “about” link. That will take you to Fashioning Change’s lifecycle function for that brand – a super cool tool that reveals the transparent supply chain and tells you more of the inspiring tales behind that rockin’ brand. And of course, if you’re into the look, you can click the “buy” button and head straight on over to Fashioning Change.

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Weekend Bag: Singapore Wanderlust

Johanna Björk — Fri, 23 Mar 2012 19:07:18 +0000

For a weekend at Wanderlust Hotel in Singapore, pack edgy staples in bright tropical colors from Singapore’s leading eco-designers.

When packing for a weekend stay at Wanderlust Hotel in Singapore, take inspiration from the whimsical design of the rooms and bring edgy staples in bright tropical colors. Mix pieces from Singapore’s leading conscious designers with staples from some of our favorite ethical lines from the U.S.

Oval with Glass Necklace by Natalie Frigo
This necklace by jewelry designer Natalie Frigo is ethically made in New York City, with brass and recycled glass beads strung onto ultra suede. It’s the perfect complement to the blue hues that we’ll be seeing a lot of this spring.
$90, Natalie Frigo

Cecile Chain Bag
Woven from 100% recycled beverage packaging by a women’s cooperative, this cute bag has a silver-color chain strap that ensures it can easily transition from day to night. Jujube is a Singapore-based ecological apparel design company defined by four core values: “Love the Earth, Love People, Love Originality, Love Quality.”
$78.60, Jujube

Rachel Comey Pegasus Heels
These black leather Pegasus wood platform heels by Rachel Comey will be sure to put a spring in your step. A pair of whimsical shoes are a good way to show the world you don’t take dressing that seriously. Ethically made in Peru.
$410, Beklina

Jujube Fiorella Flare Pants
These loose-fitting flared pants sit comfortably on the hip and end at the feet with a slanted V-cut that lengthens the legs. They are seriously comfortable, but also easy to dress up with a fitted white dress shirt and a wide hip belt. Made from 40% Bamboo and 60% organic Cotton, these pants are also Global Organic Textiles Standard (GOTS) and Organic Exchange (OE) certified.
$102.90, Jujube

Etrican Fringe Top
This organic cotton top by Singapore-based eco-label Etrican is inspired by golden shooting stars pouring down on midnight blue canvas. The indigo blue V-neck top is made from organic cotton and features golden yellow fringe that adds playful movement along the neckline. Wear it with a hip-hugging floral skirt or frayed denim shorts.
$26.35, Etrican

Etrican Flower Print Skirt
The assymetrical cut of this light Organic cotton skirt enhances the flowing silhouette. Tuck a simple tee or tank into the elastic waist band or add a belt for a more dressed-up look.
$20.76, Etrican

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