Published on January 28th, 2009

Urban Fox has created sexy, sustainable, fun and funky eco-friendly lingerie made right here in the USA by two Midwest designers. This line up of vintage inspired styles is made from bamboo, silk and organic cotton. Read the rest of this entry »
Published on January 21st, 2009

There is a film out called Pants Exposed, which looks at the lingerie or “knicker” industry for what it really is. Aside from having the models strip on the runway, rather than wear unethical undies, they show not only the bad, but also the good, sharing their best picks for ethical knicker materials too.

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Published on December 3rd, 2008
When you think of fair trade and environmentally friendly products, the items in your bedroom may not be what come to mind. Coco de Mer is changing the game with their eco-friendly sex shop, selling all things erotic.

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Published on November 25th, 2008
It’s time once again for a festive lingerie party so check out these new stockings from g=9.8 offered for the holidays from By Nature. They combine softness, elegance and warmth. The tights are made from pine fiber, which is a new material derived from recycling the wastes of tree pruning. They’ve added new colors this season like sophisticated black currant shown here.
Sophie Young the founder of g=9.8 uses Lenpur® which she promotes as, “a sustainable textile made from white pine tree clippings processed with enzymes into fibre.”
The fiber has amazing properties, for example:
- the material regulates temperature so that you are never too hot or too cold.
- it holds it’s shape and conforms to your curves.
- the fiber is biodegradable and anti-bacterial.
- it washes well and dries very quickly.
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Published on November 22nd, 2008

In celebration of their two year anniversary today, the ethical, environmentally conscience and eco fashionable Equita is offering a whopping 40% off all eco-fashion today and tomorrow only. Its no secret that we’re all holding onto our wallets a little tighter these days and trying to plan for Christmas without overdoing it. Now is the perfect time to take advantage of this great sale and cross some items off your list while you have a chance at a huge savings. They carry eco-fashion brands FIN, EDUN, Stewart+Brown, Loyale, Autonomie, Del Forte Denim, Perfectly Imperfect, Loomstate, Ecoist, Vega, Tom’s Shoes, Josh Jakus and more. Read the rest of this entry »
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Published on November 21st, 2008
Clare Bare has some lovely new holiday intimate items over at the Öko Box.
Leslie of the Öko Box explains:
“Clare Bare is a one girl force based in a studio in Brooklyn. Promptly after graduating from Parsons School of Design, she began designing one of a kind and limited edition pieces made from eco-friendly materials. She uses vintage fabric and trimmings for most of her garments, and any new materials that she uses are made from organic cotton. Clare Bare makes garments that accentuate the body, rather than cover it up, push it up, or transform it in an unnatural way. She doesn’t believe in clothing that is created to solve a problem, because the flaw doesn’t exist until you design something for it. Clare Bare lingerie is simple and flattering, designed with every body type in mind. “
We think this set would make a great gift for the holidays! Here is another angle: Read the rest of this entry »
Published on October 16th, 2008
Last season I interviewed Leslie Richard and found out all about the Öko Box,

and she shared her love of Enamore lingerie. Now they’re a main feature for fall in the intimate section of the Öko Box!
She explains:
“Enamore sets out to bring classic and vintage styles to her designs, like the classic pin-up, which is a sustainable approach to the usual throw away fashion world.”
Enamore was founded by Jenny Ambrose, after discovering Read the rest of this entry »
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Published on September 26th, 2008

Just when you thought that luxurious eco lingerie was out of your reach, think again, we’ve found some options under twentyfive now. Go ahead, if you dare, and stretch your pocketbook to pair bikini briefs with g=9.8 thigh-high tights.
Good Humans offers some very nice undies for her. I am smitten over these String Bikini Briefs and Simple Rib Undies both 100% organic cotton baby rib lingerie. A soft, pure, light weight knit with gentle strength for a perfect fit. Made in the USA. Shown below is an example assortment of colors, Read the rest of this entry »
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Published on September 4th, 2008

The hardest part for me when hunting for sustainable clothing is finding cute, comfortable lingerie. Enter Blue Canoe Organic. They have a whole line of organic cotton bras, undies and nighties! Not only is everything made from soft, sustainable materials, it’s made here in the US and is sweatshop-free.
The company is a member of Co-op America Business Network, a group of companies with a mission to promote environmentally and socially responsible business. Read the rest of this entry »
Published on August 16th, 2008

Stella McCartney’s new eco-friendly lingerie line is very fun to wear underneath with sweet designs reminiscent of the French style. Her sheer silk chiffon, organic cotton, and Read the rest of this entry »