With so many niche markets cropping up in the eco-friendly fashion industry, sometimes we want a company that will give us our goods for our everyday wear.

Where most companies might see a pile of old tires, well, as a pile of old tires, Splaff sees raw materials ready to be recycled and repurposed into  their product line. The result? Sustainable goods that not only look good, but are eco-friendly, too.

It’s not difficult to want to snuggle with a newborn – their smooth, soft skin with warmth directed towards you as they get cozy in your arms – isn’t too difficult to gravitate towards.

You could win an Endangered Couture tee-shirt! With a little wit and creativity, we are looking for the best slogan to put alongside their clever quotes that adorn their animal-loving collection.

The National Hockey League reported on Friday that Reebok announced that the t-shirts worn by the 2009 Stanley Cup Champions post-win will be made from organic cotton.

I’m a new aunt, and I can’t get enough of my nephew. It’s hard to not love every little inch of him, regardless if he’s giggling and smiling or pooping and peeing.

Quirky t-shirts that have a message behind them are our favourite kind – but ones made or organic and sustainable materials? Even better.

With approximately 380 plastic bags used in the United States each year, its an undeniable fact that using reusable shopping bags would decrease the amount of waste we consume.

Okay, so you really aren’t physically taking a shoe from Keds and planting a tree with it. But Keds is giving back to the environment with their new eco-line, and if you buy a pair of shoes, Keds’ll plant a tree in your honour.

Whether your wardrobe is already bursting at the seams with sustainable fibres, or the thought of wearing bamboo is still beyond you, earth-friendly fibres are becoming the norm – for more than just clothing.