By Lucille Chi •
December 12, 2009
Imagine, finding stylish organic holiday gifts while conserving endangered habitats this season. Wildlife Works apparel makes this idea possible. As we’ve noted in seasons past each and every time you buy a Wildlife Works product, you help to build a brighter future for endangered wildlife and their habitats. We call it “Consumer Powered Conservationism”
Wildlife Works actively place large areas of wilderness under conservation, providing jobs for the people who share their land and resources with wildlife, plus finding ways for them send their children to school, and feed their families without destroying animals and their habitats.
WW uses the proceeds of purchases to protect endangered African wildlife. Shown below is a comfortable ensemble I put together.
By Lucille Chi •
July 5, 2008
Last season, I made a little inspiration board of stylish spring crushes, and now in the same spirit I’d like to share a small photo collage of styles I love this summer:
Clockwise:
- The Luna Bikini via Green is Black, is a repurposed lycra bikini, with tie back halter triangle cupped top, and bottoms with a gathered tie in the middle back. They are made in the USA and sweatshop free.
- From Nau on, and thank goodness, Nau is back in business this summer with their classic looks in full effect this season, especially with their July specials. Celebrate the return of this brilliant organization with comfortable styles and cozy items half off all month.
By Lucille Chi •
April 18, 2008
Did you know joining a conservation revolution is as easy as purchasing a Wildlife Works product?
Wildlife Works’ has a visionary company mission to create brilliant sustainable solutions for wildlife conservation enabled by the power of the global purchaser, a term they coined Consumer Powered Conservation.
Why am I in awe of WW? Because their promise to every customer is to use the proceeds of the sales to save endangered and threatened wildlife around the globe. Their [...]
By Victoria Everman •
March 29, 2007
The concept of consumer conservation has been debated to death; we all know that spending money won't solve all of the world's problems. However, do not discount the power of a dollar and how every penny you spend can and should go to companies and organizations that are doing more than just selling sustainable goods.
"I think perhaps the most unique thing about our business is that it was envisioned, designed,
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