Showing posts with label Fashioning Change. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Fashioning Change. Show all posts

Saturday, September 14, 2013

Sporty Spice: Eco-friendly Sweatshirts for Fall


eco-friendly athletic style, fall trends, graphic sweatshirts for fall


I'm kind of loving all of the sporty, athletics-inspired options for fall, ya'll! I don't really enjoy watching sports and I find the gym intimidating, but I do love sweatshirts. Because who doesn't love sweatshirts? Especially sweatshirts that are now considered "fashion-y." This style moment may be fleeting, so I recommend we all take full advantage as quickly and comfortably as possible.

Any shirt emblazoned with badassical words like "SWAG" or "Naomi Cambell" is a shirt for me. The Naomi sweatshirt is by one of my new faves, Reformation, a rockin label I discovered on Ecocult. Reformation is an environmentally sustainable fashion brand that repurposes vintage and surplus materials to create limited edition collections. Each collection is made locally in their New York and Los Angeles studios and then sold directly at their stores, so prices are pretty reasonable. It's basically an eco-friendly version of Nasty Gal. P.S. the adorable skirt the model is wearing is made of upcycled vintage leather.

The SWAG t-shirt is fairly made in the USA, with 51% of profits going towards a program that empowers young people in NYC to become leaders and change-makers in their communities. I found the shirt over on Fashioning Change, a site that provides near-exact alternatives to top brands that are not very fairly made. It's similar to what I provide here on My Fair Vanity, only I don't tell you about the naughty brands, and instead just try to quietly ignore them. ;)

The insane acid trip sweatshirt is (of course) by my new favorite insane acid trip designers, Clover Canyon, who make all of their crazy awesome items in California. THESE SHORTS ARE STILL AWESOME.

Lastly, I had to include this beautiful taupe backpack by Matt & Nat because it's not only perfectly sporty, but also very sleek and modern. In general, I'm vehemently opposed to backpacks, but if I had to wear one, I would definitely wear this one. Like all Matt & Nat products, it's vegan and the interior is made from recycled components.

AND THAT'S NOT ALL!

In the slideshow below, I've put together even more sweatshirts for you, and each and every one is made in the USA, which will, I hope,  justify the fact that not one of them is under $100. Womp womp. But this one from American Apparel is only $40 and comes in 13 colors!









Don't forget: you can shop all of my favorite, fair items 




51% of the Proceeds Empowers Youth To Become Leaders - See more at: http://fashioningchange.com/store/products/swag-vintage-tee#sthash.CVK7DPbP.dpuf





  • Fairly Made & Screen Printed in the US ?
  • 51% of the Proceeds Empowers Youth To Become Leaders
  • - See more at: http://fashioningchange.com/store/products/swag-vintage-tee#sthash.CVK7DPbP.dpuf





  • Fairly Made & Screen Printed in the US ?
  • 51% of the Proceeds Empowers Youth To Become Leaders
  • - See more at: http://fashioningchange.com/store/products/swag-vintage-tee#sthash.CVK7DPbP.dpuf


    Tuesday, May 14, 2013

    My Fair Summer: Eco-Friendly Beach Essentials



    3 eco-friendly summer staples fair trade vintage beachwear my fair vanity fashion blog

    6 eco-friendly summer staples fair trade vintage beachwear my fair vanity fashion blog

    Faherty brand, made in USA, bikini, eco-friendly, summer, recycled, my fair vanity, fashion blog


    1. Panama hat is fair trade by Pachacuti
    2. Beach blanket/ towel is fair trade by Creative Women
    3. Shorts are made of special material that helps them dry quickly when thrown over a wet bathing suit. They're made in the USA from recycled plastic bottles and cotton by Faherty Brand.
    4. Straw bag is fair trade by Fair Indigo
    5. Sunglasses are vintage dead stock available from Fashioning Change
    6. Lipstick is by Radiant Cosmetics and part of the proceeds go to fight human trafficking and help its victims to recover.
    7. Wide-brimmed hat is fair trade by Pachacuti
    8. Bikini briefs are made in the USA by Faherty Brand from recycled plastic bottles blended with Lycra
    9. Aviator sunglasses are vintage from Etsy 
    10. Beach bag is made from pieces of old sails in Portland, Maine by Sea Bags
    11. One piece is made in the USA by Faherty Brand from recycled plastic bottles blended with Lycra.
    12. Bralette is made in the USA by Faherty Brand from recycled plastic bottles blended with Lycra.




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