[I made a little pun!]
I worked all day today, and there were parts of the day (read: now) that were very slow. I find that by hour 8 of my retail job, I grow incredibly grumpy, and my eyes are glued to the clock. Luckily, I put in my two weeks’ notice and will have a little more time to put up my feet between graduate school and tutoring very soon. To distract myself for the last hour, I read Brain Rules and browsed fashion blogs, where I discovered these gorgeous clothes available from Beklina. All of the clothes are made with organic cotton and are sewn in Northern California. I love the feminine simplicity of the patterns. Here’s to 50 more minutes. And then freedom is mine!! xo, m
Loved these clothes! I think the jumper should be mine! Do you know of any other eco friendly clothing sites that are any good? Keep up the good work really enjoying the blog
Thanks so much for the comment! I also really like Kind Boutique (http://kindboutique.com). They have fabulous shoes, and they’re all vegan or vintage– perfect for a vegetarian such as myself. Aside from the eco-friendly(ish) construction of the clothes, they’re completely adorable, and there’s a sale going on now.
Do you have any suggestions? I try to buy “green,” but sometimes it’s hard to know what a company means by green and what’s truly better for the environment. Let me know if you have a free minute!
Perfect thank you so much! Yeah I agree it is a bit of a shady area at times, but things are getting better there seems to be a little more interest in being eco friendly, and not having to wear a potato sack at the same time!
I love Ascensions (http://www.ascensiononline.com/) it’s a little like Asos, but environmentally friendly, it can be a little pricey at times, but they have a clear outline, what their about and who they are so you know where you stand with these guys. Thanks again for the advice!