Monday, January 25, 2010

Recycled Tires, Tubes and Splaff Flopps

Recycled car tires are converted to soles; used bicycle inner tubes are made into straps; hemp fabric is in the foot beds, covers the straps; and the mid sole is made from Regupol®.
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Friday, October 16, 2009

Eco-luxury Infant Clothes Competition Summary

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People like Carrie, Tina and Rachel offer a unique style that buyers truly appreciate. I’m glad to relay the competition brings attention to creative ideas from each designer nominated.
 

Tuesday, October 6, 2009

Eco-luxury Infant Clothes Competition Winner is Carrie Jekogian


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Designer Carrie invites custom queries. Can you imagine? Just let her know if you have something specific in mind, and she might just whip it up in her Maryland sewing room.


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.

Ecoluxury Infant Clothes Designer: Jennifer Murphy for Chapter One Organics



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Jennifer not only designs for her clothing company, Chapter One Organics, she collaborates with a U.S. manufacturer that trains women facing significant barriers to employment. The women learn sewing skills, earn a living wage, attain productive work habits, establish careers, and begin their “Chapter One.”