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torsdag 4 maj 2006

Greenloop: For the Fashionably Inclined

Posted on 07:57 by Unknown
One of the most popular columns in my "old" blog (more on that later!) was "Fertile Fashion"--about sustainable, organic, and FASHIONABLE clothes...e.g., Loomstate Jeans. I really like my blogspot neighbor, Greenloop.blogspot.com. Aysia Wright has her ear to the ground on the newest eco fashion trends, and Greenloop has its own website, thegreenloop.com, where you can do some highly energy-efficient (i.e., YOUR energy) one-stop shopping and ogle new trends and upcoming green companies. You don't have to wear Jesus sandals and a hemp sack to go green (of course you can, if you want to) and enhance your fertility, just check out the article on green being the new black. Go Greenloop!

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