Green Living Stores

Looking for stylish Fair Trade items? These beautiful bags from the Shanzu Transitional Workshop in Mombasa will fit your needs. Natural Organic Clothes has a selection of three bags. You have the Shanzu Lamu - a 16″x13″ bag with a wide shoulder strap. A smaller bag is the Shanzu Patch 8″x8″ strap bag with patches that look like Kente Cloth. Last but not least is the 7.5″x8″ Passport bag with a zipper closure and strap. All three bags are well made quality with vibrant colors to help you make your statement about Living Green and supporting Fair Trade.

One hundred percent organic cotton clothing and underwear is the best way to dress your boy and girl. Cotton breathes providing coolness in summer and warmth in winter. The boys boxer shorts provides the room need to allow healthy blood circulation. The boy briefs provide healthy comfort, too. Your girl will feel like royalty in her panties and undershirt. This clothing is also Eco Friendly and Fair Trade manufactured. One Hundred Percent Organic Cotton offers an Eco Friendly solution and are Fair Trade manufactured.

Functional Bags and Wallets can be reclaimed from an Inner Tube instead of adding to the non-biodegrable trash heap. Organic Clothing includes all sorts of products such as Organic Bags, Purses and Wallets that will delight your need for style, be very usable and help you to go Green. Check out Mini Bags, The Wallet, and Utility Attachment for out and about. Need more space then the Beetle and Cruiser might be your cup of tea. Need some real space then check out The Bentley, Coupe, Model T Tote and of course The Roadster (picture at left). Each item was created to fill a particular need without enlarging the user’s footprint on the environment. Dress well, be Funky and go Green!

My dad is one of those guys who has worn the same clothes since the 1970’s. For Father’s Day this year, I’m getting him some new clothes. Rather than play into the corporate black hole of buying sweatshop-manufactured wares, I’m buying him some fair trade clothing.

Not only will he FINALLY get some new clothes, but they will be made with ethics.

A friend of mine asked me about the merits of vegan clothing and wondered what the problem with wearing wool was.  “They get shaved in the summer,” he said.  “If anything, you’re being humane.”  Except for the fact that when sheep begin molting, they seldom follow schedules of wool production; in fact, most sheep die due to exposure to extreme heat and cold.  This misconception that wool production is “humane” is just an old wives’ tale.