• Home
  • Shop
  • Sell
  • Sign In
  • Blog
Home » Blog » Conscious Buying » Eco-Friendly Wardrobe Ideas for the Whole Family

Eco-Friendly Wardrobe Ideas for the Whole Family

Posted in: Conscious Buying|February 1, 2012
  • Tweet
  • Email
  • Sharebar

We were inspired by an article we found at Social Moms on ways to green up your wardrobe so we thought we would share with our readers as well….

If you are looking for eco-friendly choices in attire there are numerous options out there.  Below are 6 ways to add a little green to any wardrobe (big or little) without sacrificing style.

  1. Look for Sustainable Materials:  Items made from sustainable materials such as cotton, bamboo or hemp are grown in soil that hasn’t been treated with pesticides.  These are natural fabrics which are breathable, kid friendly and are nice staples in any wardrobe.  Since sustaiable fabrics are treated with low impact dyes, they are typically found in soft and neutral tones which makes them easy to mix into with current styles and colors.
  2. Wear Recycled Wool:  It is still cold in many parts of the world which makes it the perfect time of year add a recycled wool scarf, gloves, sweater or socks to your winter esssentials.  It’s naturally warming and can be found in a rainbow of colors to please everyone in the family.
  3. Denim is always green:  You cannnot go wrong with recycled denim! It’s always in fashion, wears like iron and gets better with age!  LoobaLee has some wonderful kids denim options from skirts to shorts to classic jeans.
  4. Fair Trade:  When shopping for eco-friendly items, be on the lookout for Fair Trade Certified Apparel.  The sale of these items directly benefit the farmers who grow the cotton and the workers who sew the garments, offering consumers an unprecedented opportunity to positively impact lives. Find Fair Trade Certified Apparel here
  5. Repurpose:  There are numerous ways to repurpose worn out clothing in to other wearable and/or usable items.  Make pants into shorts, turn old t-shirts into a blanket, Make puppets out of old socks, the list is limited only by your creativity.  Repurposing doesn’t have to be difficult, it can be as simple as using old fabrics as cleaning rags.
  6. Donate or Resell:  If the items are still in great condition and you hate to repurpose them, donate or resell on LoobaLee.  This is a great way to give your old clothes life with a new owner and that is always good for the earth!

You don’t have to replace your entire wardrobe to show your Eco-conscience side.  It only takes a little attention to detail and Mother Nature will thank you.

← Ever Wonder How Lilly P. Makes Their Prints?
Eco-Friendly Baby Products from Jessica Alba →

Leave a Reply

Click here to cancel reply.

Post Comment

Categories

Recent Pins

  • #RalphLauren boy's a
  • #Kids #Summer Essent
  • #RalphLauren #NWT fo
  • 9 Ways to Spice Up a
  • Homemade Cheez-its
  • +
Follow Me on Pinterest

Favorite Pins

 

On LoobaLee Today

Recent Posts

  • Green After Camouflage – The Sky’s the Limit
    Green After Camouflage – The Sky’s the Limit May 23, 2013
  • Green After Camouflage – All Hands on Deck
    Green After Camouflage – All Hands on Deck May 22, 2013
  • Green After Camouflage – We’re Looking for a Few Good Women
    Green After Camouflage – We’re Looking for a Few Good Women May 21, 2013
  • Green After Camouflage – Proud Army Moms
    Green After Camouflage – Proud Army Moms May 20, 2013
  • The Children’s Museum of The Ohio Valley – Wheeling, West VA
    The Children’s Museum of The Ohio Valley – Wheeling, West VA May 16, 2013

Search

Archives

Tweet Tweet



Contact Us

888-991-0531

CustomerCare*LoobaLee.com

loobalee.com

Share & Connect

Banners & Buttons
Press Kit
Partner With Us

How Does It Work?

Set Up Shop
How to Sell
FAQ Pricing

Browse Listings

Girls Clothing & Accessories
Girls Footwear
Boys Clothing & Accessories
Boys Footwear
Copyright ©2008-2013 LoobaLee.com. All Rights Reserved
  • Site Map