Here are a few examples of the stylish, eco-friendly apparel……

Corduroy Kimono Dress

$39.95

There’s so much to love about this little kimono dress….

I love the color combo of cocoa brown and a light green, it reminds me of my favorite mint chocolate chip ice cream. This little dress would look adorable over a pair of little leggings. The front button makes dressing baby easy – if you’ve ever tried to dress a squirming baby, then you’ll appreciate this feature. The dress also comes in red and white.

Organic Cotton Tights
$13.95

Here are the perfect leggings….err, tights, I mean to pair  with the dress.

They come in Cloud (I think “Cloud” is white) , Cocoa, and Natural. They are made of an “ultra-soft organic cotton,” and they are priced very reasonably at only $13.95.

Organic Cotton Bundler
$23.95

This little gown features  a “Hum” design. I’m not sure what that is…it sort of resembles bunnies to me. What do you think?Whatever it is, this gown is adorable.

A gown is perfect for new babies – the most convenient outfit to deal with during those middle of the night diaper changes.

Image credit: Organic Baby Wearhouse.com

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After publicly announcing that she was three months pregnant (congrats Halle!), she was spotted out buying organic cotton baby gear.

She picked up a pant and t-shirt set from Baby Brown’s. Baby Brown’s has tons of adorable baby clothes made out of environmentally-friendly organic cotton.

I strongly suggest you follow Halle’s lead and check out what they have here.

Source: Ecorazzi
Photo Source: Daily Mail

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Bindi launched an eco-friendly kids’ clothing line in Las Vegas at Magic, the world’s largest trade show, last week.

Bindi herself hit the catwalk and strutted her stuff for the potential department store buyers.
The most amazing part? 100% of the profits from The Bindi Wear International Fashion Line will go towards supporting conservation programs run by the Australia Zoo.

Bindi worked with the Australian kiddie fashion design team Three Monsters to produce the 130 piece line.

“They are clothes with a message,’ Bindi said in Las Vegas, where the line was launched. “We’re getting just further and further away from animals. If we keep making them into boots, bags and belts what are we going to be left with?”

The line, which consists of t-shirts, jumpers, swimwear, sleepwear, hats, bags and shoes, comes with embellishments like recycled cardboard tags, recycled rubber soles for shoes.

The line will be available in Australia in February and should show up in American department stores shortly after.

Source: Ecorazzi & News AU
Photo Source: Swim At Your Own Risk

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Baby Bean’s fall/winter 2007 collection is up online! Baby Bean is a children’s clothing company, run by Fashion Institute of Technology in New York graduate (and mother!) Christine Visneau.

All her creations are made out of 100% vintage fabrics. Your kid will be the coolest and most unique kid on the block in one of these creations. I love the rich fabrics and great cuts she uses in all her designs.

Dexie over at Style It Less inspired me to go multimedia, so here is a slide show of their fall 2007 collection:

I want to take the blonde model home with me and feed her lollipops. She’s so cute!

To find a store near you, or to find it online, click here.

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