12 Rompers for Spring: Commence Ethical Romping

As promised in yesterday's romper style post, I've gathered up oodles of fair spring options for ya'll, ranging in price, style, color, and fit.

Above, you can see three options from one of my favorite lines, Reformation. They make all of their clothes in New York and Los Angeles using only vintage or deadstock fabrics, so no new fabrics are ever ordered or created to make these upcycled, on-trend beauties.

Below are the rest of the pack, from $48 on up to $500, and every single one is made in the USA.

And here they are embiggened:

Spring 2014 Trend: Pastels {Eco-friendly and Made in the USA}

Pastels are here to stay, and there are a few eco-friendly options that I have my eye on for spring.  And now, you can click on each item for purchase details, or check out my Pinterest board for more ideas of how to incorporate this trend fairly and ethically.

Clockwise from top left: 
Pink trousers are made in the USA by Rag & Bone; Jeans are made in the USA by JBrandJeans; bag is handmade in NYC by Chiyome for Of a Kind; Ombre sweatshirt is made using ethical labor practices by Alternative Apparel; Blue dress is made in the USA by Rag & Bone; three-free made in the USA polish by butter; blue t-shirt is made using ethical labor practices by Alternative Apparel; boots are made using fair labor in Spain by Miista; the candle is made in the USA using coconut wax by Voluspa.