Fresh Finds: Fashion Statement
Eco-warriors, dress the part!
September/October 2008
By Kim Wallace
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Left to right: bamboo fiber cowlneck top ($95); men's five-pocket, organic cotten pants ($162)
www.sameunderneath.com
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This versatile bamboo fiber cowlneck top from Sameunderneath is available in coffee (shown), ecru, teal and black. Men’s five-pocket, organic cotton pants, available in coffee or black, are a staple. Bamboo cowl neck: $95. Organic cotton pants: $162. (503) 223-3592; www.Sameunderneath.com
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Del Forte Denim’s “Hazel” organic cotton pleated-front trousers use nickel-free hardware. Organic cotton “Hazel” jeans: $210. (866) 350-7829; www.DelForte.com
Habitude’s sassy V-neck minidress combines hemp and silk for an eco-chic outfit. V-neck tie mini-dress: $188. (214) 295-4185; www.Habitude.org