Women’s Fashion


Feature Writer: Johneen Manning
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It's easy to look fabulous with money and airbrushing, but the trick to style and fashion for those who aren't models or celebrities requires interpreting what we see in magazines and on the runways for real life.

From the latest trends coast-to-coast to seasonal fashion must-haves, coats, blouses, skirts, dresses, pants, suits, shorts, shirts, bathing suits and lingerie we've got the labels to outfit you in the mode that is comfortable, affordable, and fitting your personality.

Whether you're looking for vintage, maternity, travel or formal wear or just want to know the difference between a tunic and a Nehru collar, you've come to the right place. Email me with questions or post in the discussion forum.

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Organic Wool Clothing

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Find out why the demand for certified organic wool and environmentally conscious garments are on the rise in the fashion industry. more...

Bamboo Eco-Fashion

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Learn the ecological and fashion pros & cons of bamboo textiles, which are unparalleled in the industry for their soft, luxurious texture, smooth hand & unusual coolness. more...

Organic Cotton Clothing

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Organic cotton clothes are increasingly popular among fashion designers, retailers and consumers as an ethical, environmentally friendly choice for sustainable apparel. more...

Banana Republic's Organic Fashion

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To celebrate of Earth Day, retailer Banana Republic unveiled an eco-fashion line this week, featuring a summer collection of environmentally friendly clothing for women. more...

Vintage & Thrift Fashion Shopping

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Protect the environment without sacrificing comfort, style or sophistication. Thanks to vintage and thrift stores, eco-shopping is environmentally and fashion friendly. more...

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Apr 9, 2008

Eco-Friendly Fashion Tees

Since April is Eco Month (with Earth Day, April 22), I'll be spotlighting some "green" buys that are high on style and environmental conscience.


In my search for affordable, eco-friendly clothing, I came across Bob Johnson Project, a whimsical, earth-friendly line of t-shirts with beautifully-illustrated imprints, and words to live by.

After 39 years in the insurance industry, eco t-shirt innovator Bob Johnson was eager to lose his corporate uniform and the tie that went with it. As a new retiree, he's decided to spend his next 39 years wearing nothing but his favorite, most well worn t-shirts (and probably pants).

Who doesn't love their old, cozy, worn-in t-shirts? Bob believes you shouldn't have to wait until you retire to live in your most comfortable clothes, so in an effort to express his creative side and help the rest of us have fun with our clothing (and our lives), Bob has taken what he knows best (Insurance and Life), combined them with a lifetime of wonderfully rich experiences, and produced your new favorite (old) t-shirt.

A throwback to Bob's former life in the insurance industry, these fantastic 100% organic cotton, long sleeved, white and witty "green" tees come with their own policy number – since they'll keep you "covered" for life – as well as a positive message to live by.

Six women's styles feature a super-soft finish, and a slim fit, and are imprinted in charming vintage style black-and-red illustrations depicting hands forming origami, circus strongmen effortlessly raising barbells, children playing leapfrog, jockeys charging ahead on horseback, and butterflies fluttering by lady slipper flowers. With "policies" like: "because... you have to take time to enjoy the little things," and "because... you don't need to be young to be youthful," this delightful line is as good for your spirit as it is for the planet.

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