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100% recycled polypropylene indoor/outdoor shelving units with a funky geometric design for all you eco modern hipsters. These babies can be stacked vertically, horizontally or arranged as a room divider. Designer Sean Yoo was inspired by cracked desert lakebeds, shattered sidewalks and Roman wall building techniques.
39″x 39″x 14″deep
in white or black
$450 @ design within reach
Friday, November 30, 2007
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We know you’re out there somewhere faithfully watching reruns of the ‘Dog Whisperer,’ all the while racking your brain for a gift to give your own pooch or your bff’s Boston Terrier. Here’s an organic doggie toymaker to help fill Fido’s stocking. SimplyFido’s Organic Pet Toy Collection is made from all-natural organic materials for that all-natural canine in your life.
Prices range from $4.99 to $16.99 with discounts for buying a bunch.
find ‘em @ globalnaturalpetproducts.com or use the simplyfido store locator
Thursday, November 29, 2007
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Remember that one time you wore your cotton socks on the slopes for a day of snowboarding, and then suffered the blistering consequences? Those of us who run, ski, or hike know how important a good pair of socks can be. That’s why Teko Socks created cute and practical knits from recycled polyester, organic materials, and wool from environmentally sound farms. Plus, they are available in a myriad of colors!
Check out Teko’s entire sock drawer, or the Snowboarding Socks pictured here, ($20.95).
Related: previously on AltCon (7.27.07), men’s bamboo and organic cotton socks
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The chimo fireplace by Floz Design for Blomus is a flue-less, chimney-less, instant atmosphere provider that burns nice, green ethanol. This rotating, stand alone model will add all the extra sizzle a bedroom or living labyrnth might require.
Stands approximately 32″h and 12″w and goes for $1,872 @ unicahome.com
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I’m a fan of Sephora, online beauty Mecca to all those who worship soft skin and subtle (or shocking) make-up for work and play. I’m also a frequenter of their newest Web category, one that specializes in Natural Beauty and carries lines like Juice Beauty, vinotherapy master Caudalie, and plant-based Korres. It was here that I fell in love with several eco-minded concoctions created to soothe, shine or add sparkle to my skin and hair.
Until recently, I’ve always headed toward my local Sephora store or ordered online when a beauty craving hit. Now, I’ve got options.
Newer to the worldwide Web is Kaia House, “Home to the Purest Skin on Earth.” Operating with the mission to bring only the best of each brand to customers and carry products both safe and effective, and environmentally and animal friendly, Kaia House consults the Environmental Working Group and their Cosmetics Safety Database to verify the safety of every ingredient in every one of the products offered.
Visitors of the site are also privy to Kaia’s “Most Un-Wanted List” of synthetic chemicals, which I suggest you print out and take along next time you’re scoping beauty buys.
Looking for something new? Brands exclusive to Kaia House include Vitaman and Kimia products. Or, you can check out the gift section, full of beautilicious ideas for friends and family.
Free shipping on purchases over $75.
Wednesday, November 28, 2007
by rd @ 9:05 am 1 comment »

Scandinavian style with a rock attitude, nudiejeans is all about jeans forming a second skin that reflects your lifestyle, attitude and individuality. They use premium quality raw indigo (the stuff that gives jeans their blue) so your wear pattern creates a pair of jeans all your own.
Nudie donates a portion of their sales to Amnesty International, uses uncompromising eco-friendly manufacturing processes and organic cotton.
If you’re bopping around Stockholm peruse their flagship store at 75 Skanegatan, or if you’re just trolling the web buy nudie fashions online @ revolveclothing.com, jepboutique.com, or use the nudie store locator
if you’re nudie jeans obsessed checkout mynudies.com
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This past weekend, I went on a shopping excursion at the famous Haight and Ashbury in San Francisco. There, I browsed tie dyed tees, hemp clothing creations, and a vast assortment of incense.
At soul-flower.com, you can buy the same vendor-style clothing online – with the same giant selection. Short on jam band merchandise? There’s an entire section here to fulfill your needs. Plus, most of the merchandise is organic.
Their selection for kiddies really impressed me. I want this shirt!