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Del Forte Denim is designed for the eco-chic woman who is transforming the face of fashion. Made in the USA with 100 percent organic cotton, Del Forte’s premium denim apparel is part of a growing trend which interprets luxury as a combination of distinctive design and ethical production.

Alright everybody a quick eco fashion update. I am going to try and do this a little more often because it is always interesting to hear about new, up and coming companies that are trying to help consumers change their ways.

All over the crafting and recycling world, old jeans are a precious commodity. There are many creative ways to recycle these, turning them from backpacks to book covers. Your jeans can be a fashion statement and a valuable natural resource at the same time. They are made from cotton which is natural, renewable and recyclable. It's also an excellent material for insulation.

The TV spot "Eco-tips for jeans" demonstrates in an explanatory but fun way that we can all participate in the fight against climate change by adopting good practices during the use phase of our jeans. The United Nations Environment Programme decided to raise awareness among young people with a video clip of 30 seconds which features a couple dancing Tecktonic - a famous new dance in France - in urban and familiar surroundings.

We're constantly checking out the best of the best of everything from eco friendly clothing and green accessories to natural and organic skin care. Who creates the best eco friendly shoes, handbags, organic denim jeans, tees, yoga wear and more…

Sure all the movie stars and music stars are starting to wear the latest green fashions, and you kinda roll your eyes at them, but it is great to see more and more fashion companies creating organic/ethical clothing. Clearly, what the the last North American needs is another piece of clothing, but if you are one of those people that has to have new clothes, then make the next purchase an organic or ethical one.

The world’s most imperative fashion invention of all time (or at least one of the top five) has to be denim jeans. Somehow, since its nearly 200 years of being invented, manufacturers have made it unthinkably difficult to find that “just right” fit.

Skinny stovepipe jeans, gorgeous, funky dresses. Hip bamboo frocks. This season's eco-fashions offer so much more beyond yoga clothes or hemp, and prices keep coming down.

A mainstay in wardrobes all over the world, denim has been around since the late eighteenth century. Strong and versatile, you can find all kinds of clothing and accessories made from this basic material, including tops, dresses, shoes, and jewelry. Home accents, such as sofas and pillows, are being covered in denim, helping to extend this fabric's reach. Sustainable denim, made from organic cotton and using vegetable dyes, have gained an immense following in just a short time on the market.