reduce your impact . . .

Wouldn't it be great if all manufacturer's worked at reducing their impact on the environment and provided proof of where and how there goods are made? Checkout Patagonia's interactive supplier map and ask your favorite company (via email or in person) to do the same. http://www.patagonia.com/us/footprint/?sssdmh=dm23.146245&src=043012_mi1 

You're wearing THAT??!!

While the clothing we buy represents a relatively small portion of our personal environmental impact, there is a $3 billion (and growing) market worldwide for green apparel. Try organic cotton, clothing made from recycled fibers or second hand clothing.

"Green" clothes

While the clothing we buy represents a relatively small portion of our personal environmental impact, there is a $3 billion (and growing) market worldwide for green apparel. Try organic cotton, clothing made from recycled fibers or second hand clothing. For more: http://www.ucsusa.org/publications/greentips/