Bambootique has the cutest little Fair Trade accessory – the Silk Sunglasses/ Cell Phone Case.

Silk Sunglasses/ Cell Phone Case – Tangerine

These sweet little padded cases are built to protect your sunglasses, reading glasses or cell phone in summer style. Each case is handmade by women who work with the Fair Trade company Rajana Crafts. The case is really pretty with tiny flowers lined up in a row, comes in five silky colors, and includes an optional shoulder strap which can be easily tucked inside when not needed.

$14 – Silk Sunglasses/ Cell Phone Case

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Silk Sunglasses/ Cell Phone Case – Earthy Green

Shonah Jewellery Design is not a eco-company per say; her site’s not shouting it out, but many eco-aspects are there.

Shonah pendants are individually handmade, using various materials such as resin, wood, and silver and many fabrics – screen-printed, patchwork and vintage. I LOVE the Indigo Bunting Bird above. So pretty.

The pieces are charming, vintage and natural. They can work with a simple look, or with something more upscale. Above is the gorgeous Baroque Fabric Pendant.

Shonah’s work comes in three flavors:

• Fabric & Tasmanian Oak Pendants
• Resin, Fabric, & Wood Shapes
• Accessories (like the Disc-Resin, fabric & wood earrings below)
  

Shonah is based in Australia but orders can be placed from anywhere it appears. Visit Shonah Jewellery Design to learn more.

I love this swingy little number – a pretty gray, certified organic cotton corduroy a-line skirt from Komodo.

I love embroidered pieces, plus the lace edging is way girly and would be great with wooly tights and an adorable cardigan. This skirt is available in Red, Shitake and Charcoal; I’d go with the Shitake.

Komodo is UK based but supposedly they have retailers carrying their cute clothes in the U.S. (among other places). I say supposedly because their website is a wee bit funky; like their online store seems to be down. I’m going to keep checking back though, because they have the world’s cutest little 100% Merino wool pria dress, but it won’t pop up in their store (sad). In any case, this Komodo Embroidered A-line Organic Cotton Corduroy Skirt is available online at the Responsible Travel Shop for just £29.95 (dang for organic!).

Easy As Pie Skirts are totally adorable skirts made from reclaimed and vintage fabrics and trims. My favorite is the Bird and Embroidery skirt above. But they have many other cute colors and designs of fabric styles available.

Brown, Yellow, Green Plaid skirt

Each skirt is bias-cut and hits the knee. Each also comes with an elasticized waist meaning, you can wear it higher on your waist or lower on your hips.

Best of all, the nature of reclaimed fabrics, trims, and buttons, means you’re getting a beautiful and unique skirt. According to their site, Elisabethan designer Elisabeth Delehaunty, “Travels all over the country to collect the eclectic supply of materials in out of the way places.” Also, mostly natural fiber fabrics are used.

They’re offering free shipping through December 31st, so now is the perfect time to buy a cute skirt.

Beige and Blue Bouquet skirt

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