What to Wear, Now through Fall
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A quick list of green apparel; for much more, see Clothing and Shoe Product Reports at www.thegreenguide.com.
CERTIFIED ORGANIC COTTON CLOTHES
Nike Organics fall collection features streamlined active wear like
capris ($34) www.niketown.com, 800-806-6453
American Apparel, www.americanapparel.net, 888-747-0070
Chaus yoga tops and pants samsclub.com, 800-WALMART
Garden Kids clothes ($21-$29) are made under fair-labor standards in
Oregon, www.gardenkids.com, 541-465-4544
"Vermin" T-shirts (about $25), www.glo4life.com
Loomstate by Rogan Gregory jeans and T's, www.loomstate.org, 888-222-7639
Maggie's Functional Organics for kids and adults
www.organicclothes.com,800-609-8593
OTHER FIBERS
Couture in vintage lace, organic cotton or wool, www.lindaloudermilk.com,
323-874-7088
Sky Blue T-shirt with inside-out "feam" seam (about $108),
www.avitastyle.com, 213-670-0000
A knockout 100 percent hemp knit cardigan, naturally dyed ($69),
www.ecolution.com, 800-973-HEMP
Hemp-and-recycled PET plastic shirts for men ($40-$48), and for women, a
19" bamboo viscose skirt ($38), www.kavu.com, 800-710-5288
Patagonia's clothes feel especially soft and smooth because they are
free of finishes such as formaldehyde. Summer blockbusters: women's
Hemp-ress halter ($45) and capris ($62), www.patagonia.com, 800-638-6464.
Green Guide 109 | July/August 2005 | For Yourself
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