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What do you wear to work? Synthetic fabrics may require expensive dry cleaning involving potent chemicals that can contribute to air and water pollution when not handled properly. The alternative?
You can dress like you really care for the earth - by buying clothing made from fibers produced with few or no pesticides.
Look for natural clothing alternatives, particularly in eco-catalogues, at various outfitter shops and on the Internet. Check consignment shops and yard sales for perfectly good "recycled" clothes, especially for kids!
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I would like to add: "buy eco-friendly clothing that has a smaller carbon footprint by searching for clothing made and shipped locally whenever possible."
Posted by: Sashaman | July 02, 2010 at 09:41 AM