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​What Is Tri-Blend?

Oct 31, 2017

What Is Tri-Blend?Meet one of the smoothest, most luxurious garments in the industry. A blend of cotton, polyester, and rayon, Tri-blends boast the comfort of cotton, the strength of polyester, and the silky soft drape of rayon.Tri-blend clothing has become super popular, with it's relaxed street style. Perfect for every day wear to the working out due to it's breatha … read more

The Benefits of Bamboo Clothing

Posted by Alice on Sep 20, 2017

The Benefits of Bamboo Clothing
To the 1average person, the idea of bamboo clothing may sound a bit unusual. After all, isn’t bamboo a stiff, reedy plant that’s used in construction, home renovation, and furniture manufacturing? It certainly is. And that intriguing fact really highlights the inventiveness of modern manufacturing as well as the versatility of this incredible natural resource. The idea … read more

Why Your Next Clothing Purchase Should Be Eco Friendly

Aug 04, 2016

How often do you check labels when you buy clothes? How much do you know about the people who make the fabrics and the stitching? If you're like most people, then you probably know little. When the shopping process removes you from these details, even to the point where you can purchase 20 t-shirts purely from a machine, it can have residual effects that you likely coul … read more

4 Benefits of Wearing Organic Clothing

Jul 29, 2016

With all the buzz around organic everything, anyone would be forgiven for not just jumping on the bandwagon like a sheep. Obviously we've had non-organic clothes for many years and people function just fine, so why bother? However, there are a number of other benefits you may be missing if you're choosing to sidestep this new trend, and it's not just for the environment … read more

Baby Muslin Wraps: Tips To Use Your Wrap to its Fullest Potential

Jul 26, 2016

Muslin is a delicate fabric with rich roots that date back to the early 17th century, though it is probably much older.  Muslin was traditionally made from unusually soft hand spun cotton linen, making it one of the most sought after types of clothing material. It is among the most soft cloths and a treat to touch, which is probably the reason why musl … read more
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