They are taking sweaters and other fabrics that would typically be disposed of and recycling them into very warm winter accessories like Hats, Mittens, Scarves, etc. … It is good to know it is US born, made and no sweat shops were used.
I have only two complaints with this hat. … Also, I couldn?t keep this hat in my coat pocket, like I usually do because it was way too thick.
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It?s an organic cotton shirt with the recycling logo screened onto it, but with attention paid to the details of the logo. … If you buy this shirt from Brand of the Free , you are going to look really awesome around your neighborhood. … Can?t mess with that or the sweatshop free, fair labor/wages and all the other green practices that Brand Of The Free uses!
Macy?s exclusive brand, Hotel Collection , has a line called Haven of organic cotton towels. … They are soft and comfortable, but need to be washed more often then an average one. They are hard to locate if you search by brand and maybe that?s a sign of something.
Splaff?s Flip Flops are way too flat for me, like can?t be in the army flat, but they are eco-chic and cool. I wish I could wear them, but the Simple ones are going to have to be my summer standard until I can find a more comfortable pair.
Normally, I do not go for big and bold designs, but when it comes to green, I?m all for it. … Me To We is one of those companies, like Newman?s Own, who give back most of their profits to charities and that is remarkable.
The Splaff belt looks more like a belt than a tire whereas the ZPG is basically an inner tube with Velcro. I am, in fact, wearing the ZPG belt while I write this review after a bike ride, but the Splaff belt is classier and more functional.
This helps in the office as it will not crease and wrinkle that easily during daily wear but can also take the abuse of labor intensive jobs. The hardware is nickel free as to help people whom are highly allergic to some materials. 
My favorite part of the jeans must be the wide belt loops.
The full sized iPod (Classic) fits into the pocket, but it is VERY tight and the headphone jack is extremely difficult to insert into the iPod through the fabric-covered port. … I have now brought this bag to a few green expos as well as my overnight bag and it will continue to stay with me as my backpack of choice.
The shirt is made of olive green/brown organic cotton with a black silk-screened coal plant across the chest. … The Coal Plant shirt not only fits both width and length like a medium but it is an attention grabber.