Clothing

True, wool comes from sheep and I normally do not wear wool, but I read about Icebreaker and their policies, and I decided to contact them.While looking at the site, I wanted to know if the company used ethical practices and I was pleasantly surprised that they do…. Actually, it seems that many Australian companies use a torturous method of sheering called Mulesing but not Icebreaker.Jeremy Moon, the founder and CEO of Icebreaker states on their website, our hand-picked pure merino goes in search of the best technology, ethical manufacturing, and environmentally sound practices before it completes its transformation into a hand-made Icebreaker.?Reading this made me really excited to try out the new shirts I recently received.

The Combo Polo from Nau is another unique, futuristic looking shirt. This organic cotton and spandex blend is space age sort of looking and it feels soft and rugged at the same time.

Made from 100% Recycled Polyester, this jacket is light and protective. It’s got a hood that folds up all small under the neck and a high collar that covers your neck from wind.

Simple Shoes, for those not aware, has a Green Toe line made of all sustainable and recycled products…. These slip on loafers are rugged, tough, comfortable, airy, fun and awesome looking!

Finally, I got my hands on some Nau clothing and I was not disappointed. Nau is a relativly new company known for sustainable and recycled clothing mixed with organic cottons and other materials.The shorts, the Industrial Shorts, are amazing.

It does not cling to you like other shirts do in the heat.HTnaturals makes all kinds of clothing, shirts, soy boxers, tank tops, shorts and pants for both men and women. They are comitted to creating sustainable clothing as well as giving back via charities and othereco-friendly methods.Take a look at the site HTnaturals.com or go ahead and click the banner ad on the sidebar.

I’ve been meaning to wear the pair of JADE PLANET Socks and Monday was the day. They are comfortable and they breath easily. The socks are a 55% Hemp, 43%…

Wholesum: sustainable and organic clothing for those inspired by the idea that everything is connected and every bit counts in taking care of our people and our planet.