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winter woollies – eco chic hats & accessories


Sunshine or not, it’s still cold outside. Whether hiking through a winter wonderland or schussing around town, use your head to stave off those frigid temps and winds. Here’s today’s roundup of eco fashion Friday finds — wild and woolly accessories.

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(above) Not all big bears hibernate in winter:  ooak, handmade from organic cotton; the Brown Bear Beanie; also available in strawberry, almond or pecan ($27) @ etsy.com

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(above) Pull the wool over your ears – Coal Lara Knit Hoodie in beige or grey, 100% wool ($48) @ urbanoutfitters.com

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(above) Upcycled sweater – fingerless gloves / wool arm warmers ($23) @ etsy.com

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(above from top) From Neve Designs, provider of US Ski Team wear, relax apre ski with the Eva Scarf and Eva Hat in ultra fine merino wool; several colorways; ($63.80 and $41.80 respectively)

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(above L to R) Don’t be a hot head – SmartWool keeps your lid from overheating:

  • Popcorn Cable Hat in 3 colorways, on sale now ($24.93) @ rei.com
  • Lightweight Crochet-Style Knit, choice of 4 smart colors ($35) @ rei.com

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(above L to R) Grab one for your guy:

  • thin and lightweight, cuffed beanie in SmartWool; choice of 4 cool colors ($25) @ rei.com
  • Everest Designs Ear-flap Hat, hand-knit with New Zealand wool, lined with plush fleece ($29) @ rei.com

Here’s to a wild and woolly new year’s weekend!  Cheers, see you next year…

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Friday, December 31, 2010

upcycled nyc street finds become furniture


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Art director, designer and NYC man-about-town Carlos Sampietro has made a designer collection of furniture created from upcycled NYC street finds like the police barrier table pictured above. And, yes, he does sell his creations.

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Traffic barrel chair (above).

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An old radio cab sign becomes…well, a radio, (above).

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(above) Before and After: Take One” newspaper bin is transformed into an aquarium.

via: trendhunter

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eco news roundup – 12.31.2010


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