http://www.plidesign.co.uk/inspiration/2008/06/more-green-marketing-consensus-looms/ modern living connected to nature Fri, 21 Nov 2008 05:20:21 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.3 http://www.plidesign.co.uk/inspiration/2008/06/more-green-marketing-consensus-looms/#comment-11 James Daniels Wed, 02 Jul 2008 10:31:33 +0000 http://www.plidesign.co.uk/inspiration/2008/06/more-green-marketing-consensus-looms/#comment-11 pps: You can buy ethical furniture from Myakka and the Fair Trade Furniture company at greeningengland.co.uk. pps: You can buy ethical furniture from Myakka and the Fair Trade Furniture company at greeningengland.co.uk.

]]> http://www.plidesign.co.uk/inspiration/2008/06/more-green-marketing-consensus-looms/#comment-10 James Daniels Wed, 02 Jul 2008 10:29:39 +0000 http://www.plidesign.co.uk/inspiration/2008/06/more-green-marketing-consensus-looms/#comment-10 Absolutely, unless the product stands on its own merits then the "green revolution" will stall. The ladies market has loads of fabulous organic and ethical clothing, superb design houses like Ciel, Mumo, Edun and others really stand out in producing outstanding "I want one of those" products. The prices are still higher than the standard high street shop but then the ethical manufacturers do not use child labour and do use organic or recycled materials which adds about 30% to the price of a piece of clothing. If you so desire please check out our website at Green-uk to see some of the fab designs and gorgeous summer dresses currently available (20% discount at the moment). However, the mens market is still fairly immature. I could really do with an organic suit but cannot source anywhere...any ideas welcome! Absolutely, unless the product stands on its own merits then the “green revolution” will stall. The ladies market has loads of fabulous organic and ethical clothing, superb design houses like Ciel, Mumo, Edun and others really stand out in producing outstanding “I want one of those” products. The prices are still higher than the standard high street shop but then the ethical manufacturers do not use child labour and do use organic or recycled materials which adds about 30% to the price of a piece of clothing. If you so desire please check out our website at Green-uk to see some of the fab designs and gorgeous summer dresses currently available (20% discount at the moment).
However, the mens market is still fairly immature. I could really do with an organic suit but cannot source anywhere…any ideas welcome!

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