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December 01, 2015 2 min read
This week, we’re talking trash! That’s right! Gifts that: Reduce. Reuse. Repurpose.
Upcycled and recycled materials are warm, comfortable, durable, and make a more powerful statement than their animal-based and virgin competitors.
November 24, 2015 2 min read
We ❤ to give the gift of cruelty-free fashion as much as we love to wear it!
With a growing awareness of the increase of pollution, deforestation, global warming, resource depletion, and animal cruelty the holidays offer one of the greatest opportunities to lead by example by giving cruelty-free fashion that is stylish, thought-provoking, and inspiring to everyone on your holiday list!
November 17, 2015 1 min read
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September 12, 2015 3 min read 1 Comment
September 12, 2015 10 min read 18 Comments
From A to Z, we’ve assembled an exhaustive list of fabrics, materials, and textiles. “V” indicates vegan, “N” for non-vegan, and “N/V” are materials that can be made of both vegan and non-vegan materials (potentially requiring a little extra research to make sure no animals were harmed!).
Happy shopping!
July 18, 2015 1 min read
What happens when you get vegan friends together to make a video? (Spoiler!) Awesome sauce!!
Synopsis
Enticed by a mysterious invitation promising fun, fashion, and fame, four strangers came together at a secret location in the heart of Downtown Denver. They knew they would star in a video. They knew they would be outfitted with designer cruelty-free fashions. But little did they know...
February 16, 2015 3 min read 1 Comment
Occupying the 8th position in the Chinese Zodiac, the sheep (goat, or ram) is among the animals that people like most, symbolizing such character traits as creativity, intelligence, dependability, and calmness. They are gentle, sensitive animals who are emotionally complex and highly intelligent.
That’s why, we’re celebrating the Year of the Sheep!!
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November 09, 2014 3 min read
Most leather comes from the skin of animals raised for meat. Contrary to popular belief, animal skins (along with wool, fur, feathers) are not the byproduct of the meat industry. In fact, a cow’s skin can be the most profitable portion of the cow’s body, making up half of all profits of slaughterhouses that process cattle. Leather is a not a by-product, it is a co-product. This means that leather helps make the meat industry—and animal farming—profitable, which is destroying the planet.