Fall is my favorite, so you can imagine my frustration when cooler temps and transitioning trees didn’t come to Seattle until about mid-October this year. But it’s here now and bringing me a much needed mood-booster on my neighborhood walks as the sun goes down each afternoon. In anticipation, last month Jennifer and I retreated…
17 Bold Sustainable Jumpsuits for Fall
We’re not shy about our love of jumpsuits around here. Of the sustainable and ethically produced variety, of course. First it was beautiful wrap jumpsuits, then there were the utility jumpsuits in every color of the rainbow (seriously). As a third follow up, because this one-piece fit is officially a must in every wardrobe, sustainable…
A Tour of Colorful Cartagena, Colombia with Zuahaza
I’m so excited to share this little photo tour of Cartagena, Colombia with you today! The gals at Zuahaza just released their latest collection of handmade pillow covers, throw blankets, and baskets, which were all inspired by this beautiful coastal city. Today, Tatiana and the team at Zuahaza are sharing a few details about the…
Neutral bedroom ideas with Zuahaza
I can’t believe it’s been almost two years since we last collaborated with Zuahaza, makers of artisan Colombian textiles and home decor. We met them early on in both of our social media journeys and become fast Insta friends. I’d been blogging about sustainable living and ethical shopping for a few years; Tatiana and Veelie…
Wolf & Badger Fall Dresses
Where do you shop sustainably? Wolf and Badger is one of the few marketplaces for independent designers (featuring mostly fashion but home goods too) that I truly love to spend time on. So many ethical shopping websites have a very limited selection and it feels impossible to cater to many budgets, sizes, and styles at…
How To Quit Palm Oil
As the most commonly produced vegetable oil, it is incredibly difficult to avoid palm oil. We’ve shared a bit about whether we think palm oil can be sustainable or not (and thankfully more resources have emerged since then, which we’ll include in a post soon), but our verdict still stands: in most cases, no. Like basically…
