Topic: organic kids clothing

Earth Day $5 Credit From ThredUP Kids’ Clothing Exchange

Remember thredUP, the super-cool kids clothing exchange program we told you about earlier this month? To celebrate thredUP’s first Earth Day, they’re offering members a $5 credit simply for listing a box of kids’ clothing on the site. The $5 … More »

Green school clothing for the kiddos

As the start of school gets ever closer, school clothing is a concern. If you’re looking for low-budget school clothing that’s also a shade of green check out consignment shops, thrift store, or do a trade with other families with … More »

Last Chance to Enter Eco-Giveaways

Tomorrow is your final chance to enter the Barley & Birch giveaway. We’re giving away an adorable piece of Barley & Birch organic clothing for a special tot in your world so don’t miss it. Enter the Barley & Birch … More »

Green Product Review: Barley & Birch Organic Clothing

In case you’ve missed it, we’re halfway into our killer Barley & Birch giveaway here at THF. The halfway point means that it’d be a good time to take a deeper look at their products. Barley & Birch already has … More »

Barley & Birch Organic Clothing Giveaway!

Yesterday I posted about a cool new eco-clothing company for tots, Barley & Birch. In case you forgot how darn cute they are, here’s a visual reminder: This tot above is wearing a sweet tee and pants in Barley & … More »

Barley & Birch Organic Children’s Clothing

Pre post tip: Make sure you read all the way to the end of this post to learn about the giveaway we’ve got coming up! Barley & Birch is a newer green line of clothing for tots, and when I … More »

Earth-Friendly Shoes for Kids

I’m following up our very weak eco-clothing for kids post with an even sadder look at youth shoes. There aren’t that many earth-friendly shoes for kids – and some who do have them make them in styles that no child … More »

Organic clothing for kids who are older than toddlers – (good luck!)

It’s easy to find organic baby clothing, and somewhat easy to find adult organic clothing. Kids past the toddler stage are more difficult. Maybe it doesn’t sell well, or maybe parents feel like only babies need protection from chemicals in … More »