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Comment on TOMS Shoes: Buy One, Set One Free by mynooona

mynooona — Fri, 20 Jan 2012 07:54:50 +0000

wow! this a nise work

Comment on Nothing New with Looptworks by craig

craig — Thu, 05 Jan 2012 23:36:23 +0000

Good day ,
My name is Craig Mizeras. I own and run a small company called The Ocean Net Works. In short, what I do is purchase used commercial fishing nets from Japan, Norway, and Washington State and recycle them by turning them into bracelets, necklaces, rings , and much more. A donation of 20 percent of all proceeds are then donated to various charities and organizations that deal with helping sea mammals. I was wondering if someone would like to speak with me about possibly putting some of my jewelry in your store. Everything I use is all natural or recycled , including the buttons on some of my bracelets which are coconut shell.
The ocean and sea mammals are a true passion of mine and I love being able to help them both out as much as possible, that’s why I started the business. Thank you for your time and consideration,
Craig~www.theoceannetworks.com

Pricing as follows: * Bracelets – $10.00 ~ $6.00 Wholesale
*Necklaces – $10.00~ $5.00 Wholesale
*Bags – $35.00~ $18.00 Wholesale
* Rings – $15.00 ~ $8.00 Wholesale
Wholesale is 50 or more of any product
Everything shipped via UPS

Comment on A Wealth of Green Beauty Guide(ance) by Mike

Mike — Thu, 05 Jan 2012 20:05:01 +0000

Very cool website! It’s always nice to see a resource dedicated to natural products that can only help us, as opposed to some of what’s on the market today that can do more harm than good.

Comment on Nothing New with Looptworks by xavier

xavier — Thu, 22 Dec 2011 02:12:35 +0000

im into green living and i want to start a t shirt line using organic cottons and materials..where or how can i find maufactuer for this? how can i get started

Comment on LovingEco….A greener ‘Gilt’…without the guilt by alexandra

alexandra — Fri, 09 Dec 2011 14:07:22 +0000

Hi,
In the last year, fashion brands have increased their transparency by 45% on average – that’s the headline finding from RankaBrand’s 2011 Fashion Report “Feel Good Fashion”. We’ve had plenty of hits since we posted this on our website – why not spread the word to your visitors as well?
Head to our blog for the details of the report.

RankaBrand scores brands on their transparency, sustainability, labour conditions and environmental record. We’re the largest brands comparison website in Europe, fast approaching 1,000 brands, and a great tool for shoppers looking to look great with a clear conscience.

Just get in touch if you have any questions about RankaBrand or our research,

Best wishes,

Alexandra

Comment on Top 5 Eco Winter Coats: North American Designers Bring It For Winter 2008 by alexandra

alexandra — Fri, 09 Dec 2011 14:05:25 +0000

Hi all,

In the last year, fashion brands have increased their transparency by 45% on average – that’s the headline finding from RankaBrand’s 2011 Fashion Report “Feel Good Fashion”. We’ve had plenty of hits since we posted this on our website – why not spread the word to your visitors as well?
Head to our blog for the details of the report.

Just get in touch if you have any questions about RankaBrand or our research,

Best wishes,

Alexandra

Comment on LovingEco….A greener ‘Gilt’…without the guilt by Rashida

Rashida — Tue, 06 Dec 2011 22:23:26 +0000

Additional 50%off at eco clothing at You Deserve when you use discount code YD50.

Enjoy!

Comment on Top 5 Last Minute Green Gifts by Rashida

Rashida — Tue, 06 Dec 2011 22:22:30 +0000

You Deserve offering an additional 50% off all eco clothing. coupon code: YD50

Tell all your friends.

Comment on It’s A Wrap (Boot) At Toms Shoes by Contributor

Contributor — Sat, 03 Dec 2011 17:05:12 +0000

www.toms.com, if they still have them.

Comment on Just Like Molly’s ‘Pure Eco Style’ Guide: The latest eco fashion brands & top picks. by Bettina C&K

Bettina C&K — Fri, 02 Dec 2011 04:02:09 +0000

I really love this blog. What a great philosophy. I think it is appropriate to introduce you to Cashmere and Kaye, a line of ethical, hand-made scarves, sarongs and pashminas.
If you’re interested have a look at the website.
http://cashmereandkaye.com/