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Nau: Jean skirt

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Organic cotton denim with a perfectly placed slit in the front that makes it bike friendly.

Updated Aug 18, 2007

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Nau: Merino L/S Stripe Crew

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Some of the most thin and supple merino I’ve seen. Won’t take this off in the winter.

Updated Aug 18, 2007

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Nau: Twill Chin-no

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Soft on the skin, good stretch, perfect for climbing/bouldering in the Fall.

Updated Aug 18, 2007

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Nau: Down Shirt

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100% recycled poly ripstop filled with 850-fill down. I could (and will) sleep in this.

Updated Aug 18, 2007

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Shaun Deller Cycling Hats

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Made by hand with 100% wool and cotton fabrics that used to be shirts and sweaters. A small local business that is simple in concept and execution, with attention to its environmental impact at every step of the process. The styles are sharp, too, whether you’re sporting the hat on a bike or on foot.

Updated Aug 18, 2007

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Terra Plana Shoes

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Shoe company based in the UK. I’ve had a pair of their shoes, the Doll, for a year and half, and it’s the most comfortable and durable little black pump that I’ve ever owned. Also garners the most compliments on the street. The company is very transparent about its own approaches to sustainability, community, and business ethics. Their shoes are built with materials like chrome free leathers, vegetable tanned leathers, recycled materials, pure latex soling materials, recycled rubber soles, and recycled foam footbeds.

Updated Aug 18, 2007

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Schone Maternity

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I’m not pregnant and don’t intend to be for many years to come, but this business model is cool: Well-designed maternity wear made from sustainable fabrics that the mother can recycle after having the baby by shipping the product back to the company. The returned pieces are donated to a nonprofit that works with young mothers in need.

Updated Aug 18, 2007

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Zalud Wrist Cuffs

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Made by Martin Zalud and Alicia Zaludova. Martin apprenticed with a saddler for four years in his native Prague. The designs are timeless yet distinct, and each piece is hand sewn. Old world meets modern lives, or as they say on their site, “history in craftsmanship – future in design.” I met Martin at the Bellevue Arts Fair this year, and there’s a healthy dose of humility in there, too, which is always refreshing.

Updated Aug 18, 2007

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COMET Skateboards

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I don’t pretend to skate anymore, but my friends who actually do skate were just telling me about this company that’s building boards with sustainably harvested woods and water-based, low-VOC final coatings. Their website is very intelligent and well designed, too.

Updated Aug 18, 2007

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