Once in a while you see one of those tops that you know you’d wear all season long – like the Organic Cotton Smock Top from Organic Keiki.

This top is so darn simple, but has little touches that make it totally cute, like the beautiful blue tree screen print and the sweet little buttons. Made with 95% SKAL certified organic cotton and 5% lycra. There’s ice blue details at the top of this smock, and the straps are adjustable. I REALLY need this top.

In other adorable casual clothing news I’m way into the Organic Paisley Sun Dress you see above. This organic cotton halter dress available at Burning Torch has beautiful paisley eyelet detail, an exposed back and is knee length. I’m not a fan of the Chili color but it also comes in black and a cool bermuda blue. It’s a little pricey, but it could be the best causal organic dress you buy all summer – you’d get a lot of wear out of it.

We’ve been snowed in for days now. It’s too chilly to go outside for a walk even. My son and I made it about 8 blocks yesterday, then turned around and headed home. Sadly, my favorite earflap hat has recently died too. Not good timing. I’ve been looking for a cool organic earflap hat without much luck, (some luck) but I did find many Fair Trade winter goodies.

I found these Alpaca Earflap Hats And Caps (see above) which are nice, but not exactly in colors I totally adore. They’re still pretty cute though and Fair Trade. They’re made from environmentally responsible 100% alpaca wool.


I found the three hats above at REI (not organic) but Fair Trade and made with sustainable materials.

1. Everest Designs Sherpa Earflap Hat
2. Sherpa Adventure Gear Jiri Hat
3. Icelandic Design Nepalese Earflap Hat

I like the first one best, although, the gray is cool because it’s nice and simple, yet won’t show grime like the white one.

I really like the sage Autonomie Project Organic Cotton Hand Knit Hat above. It’s cute and looks really soft, but I’m not sure about the earflap coverage. It seems slim.

Lastly, I like the berry bramble hat and wood and water hat from cosy knits. Not exactly earflap hats, but way cute, completely one-of-a-kind, and made from recycled sweaters. Adorable! Many more styles to see too.

Have you seen any cool organic hats lately?