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Know what happens to all that plastic trash you throw out? Well, if you live in Jakarta, some of it is collected by scavengers, sold, cleaned, and made into these awesomely colorful messenger bags.
$55.95 from Monsoon Vermont
Show your political spirit with this 100% organic cotton tank top printed in eco-friendly ink. No, this post wasn’t just an excuse to put a picture of a scantily clad woman on my blog. It was an excuse to put a picture of a scantily clad, politically-minded woman on my blog.
$28 from Oko Box
Good deals over at J. Crew’s summer sale. Stock up on linen shirts for early fall or next summer. They’re “tailor fit,” by which they mean slimmer – and therefore better cut for a woman’s body.
$29.99 from J. Crew
On one hand, they “feature a wood-like design.” On the other hand, they’re on crazy sale.
$29.97 from Original Penguin
Show off your geekdom and your love of beautiful women in skimpy clothing at the same time with this shirt. That’s right, Ecko’s new Star Wars line features the iconic Princess Leia Gold Bikini.
$38 from Ecko
Mmmmm, down. Great for those early fall snowboarding trips or just taking a walk with grandma to look at the leaves. Note: this post mostly inspired by the fact that fall has suddenly and without warning descended on western North Dakota, taking me entirely by surprise.
$145 from Patagonia
Now that fall is on the way, you’re going to need a totally sweet new beanie. This one’s made sweatshop-free in Romania using organic, locally grown hemp. Phew. If that doesn’t do it for you, I don’t know what will.
$19.95 from downBOUND
It’s got gears! That you can see! Also, it has the day of the week along with the month and date. Comes in black, brown, black with gold trim, and a bunch of other stylin’ combinations.
$115 from Fossil
Here’s a second entry for the National Parks theme of the day. Why is it today’s theme? Well, today is the birthday of the National Park Service! That’s right, folks. Ninety-two years of hot women in uniforms protecting the environment. Anyway, this lampshade is made from all-recycled materials including old slides from many national parks. You can use this to put on slide shows, or just to study awkwardly as you sit on the couch at a party.
$25 from honeysucklecreations’ Etsy shop
Continuing in the outdoors theme, here’s a tripod for all occasions. This will turn any standard-sized bottle into a tripod.
$10 from Uncommon Goods
