Organic Cotton
Simple Women's Satire Ribbon Sneaker,White,5.5 M US
(Apparel) Simple
Price:
$54.95
$39.75
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Women's Simple Satire Organic Cotton Giraffe Print Sneaker ...
Ready to add a little animal magnetism to your spring footwear collection? Simple shoes do it again with a charming organic cotton, lace-up sneaker dappled with giraffe spots. Yeah, for animal prints made for adults! These eco-conscious shoes are vegan friendly, utilize certified organic cotton in the uppers and lining, recycled rubber in the footbed, and recycled car tires for the outsole. Your environmental footprint will be light in these beige, black giraffe-spotted tennies with pink trim. In staying true to the goal of sustainability, Simple also uses foot form inserts (for shipping) that are made of 100% post-consumer recycled paper. Looking for something a little more classic and less spotted? Simple offers a large array of hemp based shoes, too! Plus organic cotton velvet sneakers in jewel tones.
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Celebrate Earth Day in style with Ma Petite ShoeBaltimore Sun (blog) - Apr 21, 2010
Both styles sport an urban, street-savvy sneaker look and are environmentally engineered with 100% certified organic cotton linings, 100% certified cottonCharlotte Observer - Apr 22, 2010
Earth Day or any day, going 'green' gives you plenty of stylish optionsSimple(R) Organic Sneakers are lightweight and made from jute and certified organic cotton with a biodegradable sole built to break down completely in 25Financial Times - Apr 17, 2010
It's not as easy as taking a T-shirt made of organic cotton and just recycling it.” Considerable advances have, however, been made by Terra Plana.
That's Fit - Apr 23, 2010
Fabulous Fitness Gear From Sustainable Companies">From organic cotton clothing to certified zero emissions yoga mats and bolsters stuffed with organic buckwheat fill, they have plenty to offer.OnEarth Magazine - Apr 23, 2010
The hope is that if we know (or think we know) more about the farm that grew the organic cotton for our jeans, or the travelogue behind our sneaker's and more »