Eco-Fashion

H&M Has More Sustainable Fabrics! June 13th, 2008

Affordable, Stylish Organic Cotton Does Exist

The Swedish-import clothing chain H&M hasn't just now jumped on the sustainable bandwagon, they began incorporating organic cotton in 2004 into some children's items and have eased into it ever since. Now, they're continuing with...more

Target's Organic Line, Going Soon June 10th, 2008

Rogan Gregory's affordable designs are only here through June 28

Rogan Gregory's beach-safari organic cotton women's fashion collection for Target stores has gotten a mixed response since its debut on May 18. But if you're one of the ones who liked the designs, better get...more

Eco Footwear Brand Terra Plana Wants You to Go Barefoot June 9th, 2008

But you can't until July...

Well-made ethical footwear (and any other -wear) can be so prohibitively expensive, not to mention not even very attractively designed, that I wonder how well it really sells. How many disgruntled consumers just go to...more

Debbie Does Hollywood Up with a New Eco Boutique June 5th, 2008

Deborah Lindquist's shop opens in California, near the stars she dresses

Environmentally conscious fashion designer Deborah Lindquist, who is renowned for her recycled cashmere creations and her bustier-incorporating wedding dresses, just opened a boutique in Toluca Lake. Ecorazzi has photos from the opening here. Lindquist's designs...more

Sex and the City Lingerie Line Uses Bamboo May 31st, 2008

You Can Watch the Movie and Join the Green Fun..

The media blitz surrounding the "Sex and the City" movie has been relentless, and until now RiverWired was one of the only sites on the Internet that hadn't mentioned it. Until now! But there is...more

Green your wardrobe: Vintage, Organic, DIY or Recycle May 23rd, 2008

A simple way to be more eco conscious is to pay attention to what you're buying when you purchase your clothes and what you're doing with the items you no longer want. NEW ORGANIC If you're...more

Do You Know How Many Pounds of Pesticide It Takes to Make One Pair of Jeans? May 1st, 2008

One Clothing Company -- Loomstate Organic -- Shuts Pesticides Down

Loomstate Organic Clothing was launched in New York City in 2004 by designer Rogan Gregory and Scott Hahn. They, along with many clothing companies advertised through RiverWired, have emerged out of the growing demand for...more