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3.5 star rating 3 reviews

3514 Harvard Ave
Dallas, TX 75205
800-781-8837

Green Business

Green Earth Market

Eco-Friendly everything, mostly US or fair trade made. Your source for green living & giving!
www.greenearthmarket.com

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Eco-Friendly Fashion - Organic Clothing

Cotton is the most popular fabric that can be used for all different types of clothing, but traditional farming for conventional cotton requires lots chemicals and is hard on the environment.

2.5 star rating 5 reviews

Santa Cruz, CA
877-729-4367

Green Business

Rawganique

Hemp clothing and linens.
www.rawganique.com

5 star rating 1 review

108 Webster St
Monterey, CA 93940
888-322-6383

Local Green Business

A green retail and online store dedicated to the highest standards of style and substance. All our products are certified green by our buyer. We strive to bring you the latest styles and trends in fashion with only the best fabrics and materials.
www.EcoChicCool.com

5 star rating 1 review

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Wireless Soft Cup Bra by Ecoland

An organic, no wire, unpadded bra.
www.faeriesdance.com/wireless-soft-p-317.html

4.5 star rating 8 reviews

133 S Topanga Canyon Blvd
Topanga, CA 90290
310-455-2433

Green Business

Livity Outernational

We make earth-friendly apparel and accessories for the consumer with a conscience. Our hats, famous fedoras, bags, t-shirts, hoodies and outerwear are all designed with the Livity vibe and environment in mind.
www.livity.org

5 star rating 3 reviews

43300-116 Southern Walk Plaza #102
Ashburn, VA 20148
571-482-7272

Green Business

Fierce Hugs

Cool organic cotton onesies and t-shirts for babies and toddlers using original art by indie artists. Super soft, fair labor & extra hip. Fierce Hugs is a member of the Organic Trade Association. Our cotton is certified organic by SKAL.
www.fiercehugs.com

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It's High Time for Hemp

More than a decade ago, Calvin Klein predicted that hemp would become “the fiber of choice in both home furnishings and fashion industries.” Hemp is a viable—and desirable—alternative to cotton, which requires pounds of pesticides to grow.

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Top 10 Organic Cotton Retailers

Organic cotton textiles sales in 2008 were $3.2 billion worldwide, up 63 percent from the $1.9 billion spent in 2007, according to the Organic Exchange’s Organic Cotton Market Reports.