Green Is The New Black
Posted on 26. Mar, 2010 by Cherry Picked in Style
Cherry Picked’s Eco-Product Round-Up
Big Eco
Want to wear your green credentials on your sleeve? Then subscribe to HowBigIsYourEco.com.au, Australia’s first eco-ethical fashion directory. Established eco style warriors Karen Walker and Gorman feature alongside up-and-comers Gary Bigeni and Bassike. And there are beauty features so you’ll finally get the difference between natural, mineral and organic cosmetics…
Hot Wheels
Not a spokey doke in sight, gorgeous two-wheelers from Sydney Vintage Bikes are the chicest way to get from A to B while reducing your carbon footprint. Locally sourced and completely restored, custom design your dream wheels or check out one of many they have for sale through their ebay store.
You CanCan’t Leave The Light On
Don’t forget! Lights out at 8:30pm on Saturday 27 March to show your support for Earth Hour 2010. There’s no need to grope about your plate in the dark though, as Merivale is hosting romantic candlelit dinners at all of its restaurants. But hurry, spaces are filling fast. Call 9240 3000 for reservations.
To market, to market…
Or, why not host a sustainable supper? Source organic NSW produce at Eveleigh Farmers Market on Saturday morning and deck your home out with 100% beeswax Queen B Candles.
Caffeine Fix
Apparently you can tell a lot about a person based on what type of coffee they drink. But it won’t matter whether you’re a de-caf soy latte or double shot espresso kind of girl if it’s in a KeepCup. Reusable, thermal and customisable, axing disposable coffee cups from your daily routine is a simple but significant step to reducing landfill. We won’t mention a Melbournite invented it.
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