Good Society

Listen up, Manly Monday readers!  In my opinion, men can be transformed with a properly fitting jeans.  Yes, it is that simple, and now can be done orGLAMically with a pair from Good Society.  All of this company’s jeans are made of organic, fair-trade cotton, and are completely sustainable.  Dyed with a natural dye, the rich finish of their washes are comparable (if not superior!) to conventional high-end denim lines that wreak havoc on the planet.  Available in slim, straight and relaxed fits, there is an orGLAMic pair for every man out there.  Click here to find a store near you.

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Deborah Lindquist

All you eco-junkies are probably familiar with Deborah Lindquist’s namesake line, but that doesn’t mean that the “Rocker Girl Meets The Gypsy Collection” can’t get a little orGLAMic love too!  The Solid Fly-Back 2-Layer T-Shirt shown above is made of micromodal and silk, while the Leggings are made of a hemp, cotton and spandex blend.  All of her designs use recycled or sustainable fabrics, and if the meticulously designed and cut pieces catch your fancy be sure to check out her bridal collection as well.  Click here to browse all the orGLAMic clothing and here to find a stockist near you.

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Lululemon Athletica

We are always open to recommendations here at orGLAMic, and here is one that I got earlier this week.  My friend Maria recently suggested the eco-friendly Wonder Under Legging*Org by Lululemon Athletica.  Made of organic cotton yarn, these leggings are naturally breathable and are perfect for working out as well as in everyday life.  I personally live in leggings and sandals, so hearing that these give the extra snug (read slimming!) fit is making me think I may have found my new favorite pair!  Including tanks, sports bras and more, click here to browse the orGLAMic organic clothing at Lululemon Athletica.

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Sling and Stones

For all you orGLAMic guys out there that want to look dapper this fall, check out Sling and Stones amazing denim collection. While the average cotton jeans contain 27% harmful chemicals, Sling and Stone’s organic Supima fiber is spun into yarn and then hand-loomed by a small family-run Japanese mill.  My favorites are the Daniel slim fit jeans in the Freemont raw wash.  Because they are raw denim you aren’t supposed to wash them (ever!) or they will lose their finish.  Of course, if you absolutely have to, go ahead and handwash them – but nothing is more orGLAMic than saving water AND looking good!  To check out the entire Sling and Stones collection, including jeans for the ladies, click here.

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Pottery Barn

Pottery Barn has jumped on the organic and the ikat print bandwagon simultaneously – quite impressive! Even more impressive is that this beautiful bedding made of organic cotton fibers that aren’t treated with toxic chemicals like pesticides and herbicides is on sale right now with prices as low as $9.99. While the red/clementine orange pattern is displayed above, the entire bedding set is also available in green apple/pineapple yellow or ink blue/ocean breeze. Nevermind the not-so-orGLAMic names, and click here to spend the night swathed in chemical-free bliss.

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Happy Father’s Day!

Our last orGLAMic offering for this Father’s Day is the organic remote pocket pillow.  Just because dad is a couch potato doesn’t mean he can’t lounge in style.  These orGLAMic pillows have a sleek little pocket for dad’s remote and are handmade out of hemp and organic cotton.  I love that they are so simple yet a little cheeky.  Click here to buy these pillows for dad.

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Skin @ Figleaves

Nobody deserves (or needs!) to relax more than mothers.  This Sunday give your mom a lush, 100% organic Pima cotton robe by Skin and tell her that you appreciate all her hard work and unconditional love.  This white robe is simple and sleek and positively orGLAMic!  Check out all the organic and eco-friendly lingerie at Figleaves Greenleaves, or order the robe pictured above, by clicking here.

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