Experience the finest towels in the world. All of Slowtide’s cotton is certifiably sourced through the Cotton LEADS program, assuring the material is responsibly produced. Additionally, all of Slowtide’s polyester products are made from 100% recycled post-consumer waste, primarily plastic bottles, transforming it into premium polyester fibers.
Pela is the World’s First 100% Compostable Phone Case. Pela case will return back to the earth gracefully when you’re done with it. All you have to do is throw it into a backyard compost and it will biodegrade! Soft, earth-based cases you’ll love to hold.
337 BRAND is an earth-friendly leisurewear line made to make you feel at ease, always. Inspired by nature, comfort and kindness, the brand introduces effortless-style clothing with a hint of edge. 337 BRAND constantly strives toward circularity where the products are made and recycled in a closed-loop system with bare minimum to zero waste.
Stay safe without destroying the planet. Coronavirus waste has become a new form of pollution. Single-use PPE is flooding our oceans as masks, gloves, and hand sanitizer bottles are being washed up on our beaches. A sustainable solution didn’t exist, so Supernatural created one.
They are revolutionizing the home and body care industry by making products sustainable, long-lasting, and reusable from their very conception. Their glass bottles and sprayers were designed for constant long-lasting use and will look beautiful in the forever home.
They have dedicated their focus to ethical production, with home textile products made from 100% GOTS certified organic cotton and produced in facilities committed to the health and wellbeing of its workers. With the support of customers and retailers committed to sustainable principles, their brand has grown to include products for travel, lounge and baby.
The Terra Thread Earth Collection is a line of premium bags made using family grown Organic Cotton and fair labor practices. Every aspect of Terra Thread is created with the earth and its people at the forefront. Organic cotton is produced and certified to organic agricultural standards and is free of toxic chemicals such as pesticides and insecticides and is also free from GMOs. Its production sustains: Soil health, Eco-system preservation, Wildlife health, and Well-being of people.
Sustainable, safe, and eco-friendly. Hydros filters are made from 100% coconut shell carbon in a BPA-free casing — which means it’s safe for you and the environment. Each Hydros filter can keep 300 single-use plastic bottles out of our oceans. Switch to Hydros and vote with your wallet for cleaner oceans.
Green Kid Crafts is empowering the next generation of environmental leaders using creative, nature-based STEAM activities. Founded by mother and environmental scientist Penny Bauder in 2010, Green Kid Crafts has sold over 1.5 million kids subscription boxes specially designed to help children exercise creativity, develop a love of discovery, and learn about the world around them.
Tree-Free 100% Bamboo Toilet Paper and Paper Towels. Made from eco-friendly bamboo sourced sustainably. No inks, no dyes. No BPA. Just natural bamboo paper. plastic-free packaging, even the tape!
When companies continually call themselves 'eco-friendly,' it can be tricky to distinguish those businesses that are genuinely eco-friendly, and those that are merely jumping on the environmental bandwagon for green marketing.
Eco-Ratings give you the ability to make better choices when you shop. This rating system considers the following:
How big of an impact this product has as an alternative for a similar generic product?
How affordable is this product in comparison to a similar generic product?
How is the quality of this product in comparison to a similar generic product?
How socially and environmentally responsible is the company?
As part of the initial research, we look at how and where products are typically manufactured. We look into the effects of these products on the local community and environment, the global environment, and the workers who make them. Mostly, we rely on:
