Showing posts with label hand-dyed. Show all posts
Showing posts with label hand-dyed. Show all posts

Wednesday, August 27, 2008

Victoria Everman Interviews Peligrosa Knits' Adam Sidell and Nico Morrison



Victoria Everman is a Jane of all trades quickly on her way to becoming a green authority, thanks to her informative writing on blogs like Greenopia and her own eponymous blog, Victoria-E.com. Most recently, she took some time to interview one of our favorite design duos, the husband and wife team behind Peligrosa Knits, Adam Sidell and Nico Morrison.

For some insight into what it takes to create a Fashionably Responsible line of hand-dyed, exquisitely produced organic and eco-friendly knitwear, check out this piece today. And check out Victoria's other Eco Fashion posts for info on more Fashion Ethic favorites like Prairie Underground and Emily Katz.

READ the interview and check the blog at Victoria-E.com HERE

SHOP the Peligrosa Knits line at Fashion Ethic HERE

Tuesday, April 1, 2008

Peligrosa Knits...Spring Eco Chic




Spring has sprung at Fashion Ethic and among the new arrivals are these two brilliant and eminently wearable tops from Peligrosa. Each is available in Charcoal (dark) Grey and Pumice (light) Grey, hand-dyed organic cotton using natural dyes for softness and minimal impact on the environment. Brilliant.

Ruffle-sleeve boatneck available here.

All-over Tuck Top available here.

Friday, December 7, 2007

Fashion Ethic Preparing to "Soft-Launch"

The Holiday Preview of FashionEthic.com is expected this weekend and we can't wait to share with you all the amazing Fashionably Responsible designers and products we have found!

We have soft 100% bamboo shawls, scarves, and armwarmers, gorgeous hand-dyed casmere from Peligrosa Knits, sustainable sparkle for the holidays in silk/hemp tops from Ryann, one-of-a-kind recycled jewelry from Recycled Rings and Entangles, fantastic lightweight (but warm!) fleece pieces from NatureVsFuture, and flirty are-you-sure-that-is-green?! tops, tunics, and dresses from Sustainable Collective.

I'm dying to get this pre-launch shopping site up for everyone to check out. We are so, so close. (You know...we thought we were going with the leader in shopping cart technology, but with all the snags we've hit with it, I'm not so sure there is such a thing!)

More tomorrow!