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I want people to stop buying clothes that are made of man made fibers sometimes petroleum based and natural fibres that are laced with chemicals . Many people are aware of organic food they should also be aware of what our skin is beathing in thru our clothes. I have a hemp clothes company Herman's ECO INC. our clothes are organic not made in sweatshops and sewn in the USA. Before you buy another piece of clothes look at the label see what its made of and who makes it . The garment industry will not change if we the comsumer keep giving them our money for products that are not good for us. Lets take a stand and ask for earth and people friendly clothing. Just say no to polyester.
Fashion Designer Anna Herman
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- We just redid our blog!
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Published October 26, 2007 @ 08:13PM PST
We're happy to announce that we just redid our blog. Nice new look and some new features. Come take a look and take the survey too! www.consciousconsuming.blogspot.com
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Congrats on being named the nonprofit of the week!
Posted by Heather Mansfield on 08/19/2008 @ 02:05PM PST
If it is too cheep, you can depend on that there has been exploitation in the making of it. My golden rule in consuming is: keep it simple. We really don´t need but a fraction of what we buy, be it food or other things.
Posted by Birgitta Jonsdottir on 08/16/2008 @ 01:57AM PST
This is a GREAT organization! Loved reading your blog as well... good work!
Posted by Amanda Hornick on 10/31/2007 @ 10:30AM PST