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  <title>Green Options &#187; paper goods</title>
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    <title>Green Shopping Spotlight: Max and Zane</title>
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    <dc:creator>Victoria Everman</dc:creator>
    
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<img src="/files/124/maxandzane.jpg" border="1" alt="" hspace="5" vspace="5" width="252" height="201" align="right" />Oh yeah, you read the subject of this post correctly 	… <em>shopping</em>, eek. The holiday gift season usually begins the day after Thanksgiving, a day which I intentionally avoid doing any buying. This year, shops and merchants are breaking out the good stuff (and the good deals) right after Halloween to try and help jump-start the economy again.
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If having a gift-free holiday is not something your family would go for, why not get them something sustainable? Just by looking through the <a href="http://victoria-e.com/eco-links/">eco-links collection on my website</a>, one can easily see that there are cornucopia of green stores to choose from. For the next two months, I&#8217;ll be featuring some of the freshest shopping destinations the world wide web has to offer, helping you get to the bottom of that twice-checked list faster than ever.
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Trying to decide who to feature in my first Green Shopping Spotlight was a darn tough decision, but the answer came to me in a snap, or an e-mail as it were. Two days ago, I got a delightful message from Jennifer, half of the two-woman team that started <a href="http://www.maxandzane.com/">Max and Zane</a>, the other half being April. I&#8217;d never heard of the online outlet before so I quickly clicked on over to see what the scoop was, and boy (or girl, haha) was I in for a treat!<!--break-->
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Handmade, vintage, recycled, repurposed  	— <a href="http://www.maxandzane.com/">Max and Zane</a> has it all. We&#8217;re not just talking accessories and t-shirts either  	— paper goods, bath &#38; body, kid &#38; baby, men, women and special gift lists are full of unique items that I haven&#8217;t seen on any other sites. &#34;Max and Zane was born out of a love for all things extraordinary and the knowledge that not everyone has the time or the patience to seek them out.&#34;
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While the goods sold on <a href="http://www.maxandzane.com/">Max and Zane</a> are green, does the rest of the business operate under the same principles? You bet! &#34;Not only do we have a love for vintage and repurposed goods, but we use recycled office supplies and support eco-friendly companies whenever humanly possible. Your purchases from Max and Zane will most likely arrive at your door in recycled cardboard boxes with reused packaging 	… we figure, if we can provide secure shipping in materials that are reused, why waste valuable resources?&#34;
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Need a simple gift for a co-worker? Shopping for a relative that is &#34;difficult&#34; to pinpoint? Ready to start putting slash marks on your holiday list? Click on over to <a href="http://www.maxandzane.com/">Max and Zane</a>  	— you won&#8217;t be disappointed.</p>
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