The goal of the apparel line (aside from making you look sharp whether on or off the green) is to ensure that every person that plays a role in producing the clothing has a better life because of Tompkins Point business. Founder Scott Leeder, fondly known as an “enlightened capitalist” is paving the way with this new business model and wants you to experience the fashionable shirts for yourself – so he’s GIVING AWAY 3 shirts to ecofabulous readers this week.

Here’s what you need to do for a chance at snagging one: First, make sure you’re signed up as an ecofabulous subscriber, then head on over to the Tompkins Point Apparel Fan Page on Facebook and add yourself. Then pick out your color and size and wait for an email next week when we draw three lucky winners!

The show has a “Modern Wedding” theme, perfect for urging the industry to eliminate blood diamonds and dirty gold mining! Vote now and make it known that American consumers want wedding rings that not only symbolize love, but are also made with it.

Girls on the go will love the purse-size pencil cases, perfect for lipstick, mascara and the few necessities needed to transform your look from daytime chic to evening glam. Larger cases (like the fold out wc and the carry all traveler) come with recycled PET plastic pockets inside to keep everything organized. Or go even bigger with the beauty bag or bowling bag, enough space to store all your pampering purchases.

Most Apple & Bee bags range from $22-$69 and can be purchased online from SpiritBeautyLounge.com.

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Of course, betrothed couples aren’t the only ones who whould be able to enjoy sporting such dazzling accessories. (Ahem, single ladies.) Anyone with a penchant for eco-glam may shop C5’s MCH collection of impressive, sustainable jewelry (all recycled metals, all ethically sourced gems). We’re keen on the delicate ID Bracelet and bold, sapphire-encrusted Circle Ring, both of which make impressive aesthetic and social statements.

Should the sight of price tags in the thousands leave you speechless (lavish jewels don’t come cheap, after all), fear not. You can shop C5’s much more accessible, but no less stylish Avenue Green collection instead. Layer a few of their thin bangles — made of 100% recycled sterling silver — on your arm for an instant outfit pick-me-up. As an astute pop diva once put it, if you like it, put a ring—or necklace, earrings, or bracelet — on it. All the better if it’s a well-crafted piece by C5.

From handsome murses (read: man purse) to slick cases for his iPad or Kindle, hard graft has an elevated style that we have yet to find in sustainable men’s goods, though we’d be happy to sport most of this stuff around town ourselves too! With a look and quality we’ve come to expect from European designers (hard graft headquarters are in Austria), the team describes their product look and sensibility perfectly: “We’re cosmopolitan but prefer to be surrounded by nature. We’re understated and refined but rough at the same time. We’re masculine but with a sensitive touch. We’re all about the details yet we keep it simple. We’re juxtaposed.”

And the eco credentials? The products are made with 100% wool felt (a sustainable natural fiber) and vegetable tanned leather, which means that they use natural dyes instead of the conventional toxic chromium method. A great gift for the man in your life (pair the moleskin cover with one of these), these products give new meaning to the term “working class hero.”

We’re particularly fond of the Gull necklace for white tee days at the office, and the Arrow ring, a Frank Gehry-inspired art installation for your hand.

With a studio run on 100% renewable energy, Ija Designs’ green philosophy is a way of life. Using recycled metals and subsequently recycling all metal scraps produced at the studio, you can be sure that accessorizing from Ija won’t come at the expense of Mother E.

Whether you have a budding little pirate or a surfer in training, fierce hugs carries designs for every interest and personality. We love their commitment to fair trade labor and support of independent artists – check out the current designers here and be sure to scoop up some tees for all the kids in your world.

Cue Hot Mama Gowns. Started by a hot mama that wanted to usher in her newborn in style and organic comfort, the full line of fashionable maternity gowns are the answer for expectant mothers. A full-coverage snap back is paired with an adjustable tie-front top for easy breast-feeding convenience (check out the video below) and comfort.

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Using 100% organic cotton and natural, low-impact dyes, Hot Mama Gowns are as gentle on the environment as they are on you and your newbie – and make the perfect baby shower gift! At $119, the gowns aren’t cheap but the comfort during delivery and the use you’ll get in the months that follow are worth the investment. Choose from the current styles listed or try your hand at a custom design (choose anything from Harmony Art or you can even send in your own fabric).

Inspired by her grandmother’s jewelry boxes filled with gemstones, precious metals and costume jewelry, designer Jessica Fein uses vintage pieces to remake one-of-a-kind rings and earrings on a sustainably harvested wood base. The reinvented pieces are at once whimsical and elegant.

Ranging from $30-$45 the rings are some of the most affordable eco-friendly jewelry we’ve seen. And the latest? An earring line with the same structured wood base and funky reinvented heirloom pieces. Shop for J. Fein Designs jewelry on etsy or search for a local boutique near you.