Jackalo has eco-friendly clothes designed to last. They focus on environmental sustainability on several fronts including prioritizing energy-efficient factories and those with sound practices for waste reduction and recycling. They only use 100% certified organic cotton that is also fair trade. Their garments are ethically made in Portugal and our accessories are ethically made in the Netherlands.
It’s about living a minimal lifestyle – cutting out needless buys.
Transform your restroom into the best room with full line of TUSTY products. Their modern bidet that saves your ass, saves your money, saves the planet and saves the world. It takes just 1 pint of water to properly wash with TUSHY versus 15 million trees to make toilet paper annually.
Classic coverall styling for long days of play. Sometimes you just need one item that you can wear all day. From the back yard to the city playground and even to dinner out, this work suit has kids (quite literally) covered.
Made from starch-based, annually renewable resources. Disintegrates in water.
You can dispose of the dinnerware guilt-free as it is 100% compostable and make an eco-friendly choice.
Make removing your makeup an experience in smile-inducing softness. Not only are these zero waste facial rounds extra-soft, but they’re also made with bamboo that’s grown organically. This means you get to remove your makeup the extra safe way.
Terra Thread Earth Backpack is sustainably and ethically made. The best backpack for college, outdoor activities, traveling, work and more!
100% paper based, biodegradable and curbside recyclable. Recyclable Packaging, the green alternative to unsustainable plastic.
These ecofriendly reusable bags made of natural hemp cotton, nonplastic, netzero, recycled, sustainable & biodegradable.
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:
