Showing posts with label organic cotton. Show all posts
Showing posts with label organic cotton. Show all posts

Monday, April 19, 2010

Britta Reynolds = Creative Women's Apparel 2nd Runner-up Tie

Britta’s creations are handmade with a contemporary style described as upbeat, spiritually youthful, and fun.

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Elena Garcia = Creative Women's Apparel 2nd Runner-up Tie

Elena's work blends daring design, traditional techniques, and luxurious, eco-friendly textiles to create beautiful, timeless pieces for women of all ages.

Elena is a tied winner with America’s Britta Reynolds as second runner-up for Chíc Eco’s 2008 Best Eco-Creative Women’s Fashion Designer Poll.

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Best Eco-creative 2008 Women's Apparel Designer Award

Sophie Rieu wins Chic Eco's Best Eco-creative Women's Apparel Designer 2008 award.

Licensed trade fashion buyers contact Delia at Chic Eco for line sheets.

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Friday, September 25, 2009

Eco-luxury Infant Clothes Designer Sandy Swan for Holy Cow


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It’s obvious that Sandy pays special attention to the detail of each piece. After all, the Holy Cow mission is to design and produce the best clothing on Earth.





Wednesday, September 16, 2009

Eco-luxury Infant Clothes Design Team: via Hani Hong for Fierce Hugs

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Like a form of social fashion, independent artists make delightful eclectic images for Fierce Hugs. The partners describe their designs as playfully offbeat and mildly edgy in a fuzzy, baby-safe way.









Monday, September 7, 2009

Eco-luxury Infant Clothes Designer: Tina Bossy for Bossy Baby


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Tina is another great talent discovered from nominations towards the Best Eco-luxury Infant Clothes Designer. That competition ended September 1st. The winner, who received the most votes, will be announced with runner-ups by October.

Tuesday, May 5, 2009

Sustainable Footwear Rocks in Ethiopia


Production is authentic and "green" by Ethiopian heritage, not because of conscious trends. Bethlehem, now Cofounder and Managing Director, points out that zero carbon output is the norm since Ethiopians recycle as a way of life. They don't even refer to the process as recycling.

Saturday, April 18, 2009

A Prime Example of Eco Footwear


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Creative sourcing kudos for materials such as recycled carpet padding, which consist of scraps and recycled foam. Also natural latex rubber, which is tapped from trees to make all kinds of footwear parts.