Get Dressed For Spring

The organic cotton jersey strapdress and crepe ruffle shift dress are just two out of so many hot new looks from eco fashion pioneers Stewart + Brown this Spring. They manufacture their designs right here in the US of A, at a time in retail when some of the most conscientious companies still choose to work with the less pricey workforces of Asia and Eastern Europe. Karen and Howard say they optimize their “designs and lives to attain the highest standards of quality and functional style while extracting the bare minimum from Earth’s precious capital.” These two continue to set the standard for environmental commitment in the ethical apparel industry. 
This fresh drawstring dress by Peligrosa could keep you cool just looking at it. The whimsical ruffles in robin’s egg blue make this lightweight piece from Peligrosa a great mini-dress to take on your next vacation or hot date. Peligrosa uses only naturally fermented indigo dyes and 100% organic cotton for this piece.

 Peligrosa is partnered with family-owned factories in Japan. It is in these specialized mills that Peligrosa produces 90% of the line, from yarn to finished product. In addition to certified organic cotton, their collections also feature organic wool from New Zealand, cashmere, and recycled cotton. With super cute designs like this, Peligrosa really lives up to their motto “Hip, Not Hippie.”

The Pursuit of Harmony has created a gorgeous empire cut v-neck sundress ingeniously working their dove logo into the design in “Love” Dress. This is the perfect piece to throw a cardigan over for the office, then go out to a party straight after. Glamorous and sophisticated, this will certainly be working its way into my wardrobe asap, and perhaps yours (if you hurry before your size is gone!)

The Pursuit of Harmony is fully committed to using sustainable alternatives in their manufacturing. From the fibers and fabrics, to the printing techniques, The Pursuit is exploring every facet of production to reduce their footprint and promote modern methods of creating sustainable clothing.