The March issue of Earnshaw’s introduces Baby Chai by Lucky Jade!
Baby Chai is a new contemporary lifestyle brand by Lucky Jade, combining Lucky Jade’s nature-inspired graphics with lush eco-friendly materials. Baby Chai’s debut collection includes bamboo/cotton fleece hats, mittens, bunting bags, blankets, bath wraps, cloth diapers, and more, ranging from $25 to $65 retail.
To learn more about Baby Chai, visit www.babychai.com.
Sweet Spud has launched their new collection of organic cotton infant clothing featuring eco-minded designs and enlightening quotes. Proudly made in the USA, the collection includes infant bodysuits, yoga style pants, and knot caps in sizes newborn to 18 months. Sweet Spud’s eco-friendly apparel is reasonably priced from $13 to $24 at www.sweetspud.com.
Sweet Spud also offers gift sets ideal for green baby showers, and all orders are “gift ready” with eco-friendly packaging. In an industry inundated with eco-conscious baby products, the creators of Sweet Spud noticed a void. Co-founders Marlena Frank and Audrey Lawton conceptualized their company to serve with greater intent; they sought to spread messages of love and wisdom with their organic baby clothes.
“Babies represent the beauty and promise of life in its beginning stages, a point from which anything is achievable,” said Frank. “When people look at babies in our clothing, we want to remind them of that.”
A few examples of inspiring and fitting quotes on Sweet Spud bodysuits include: “Sleep is the best meditation.” by the Dalai Lama and “I want freedom for the full expression of my personality.” by Gandhi.
Staying true to its mission, Sweet Spud created garments that are made entirely in the U.S. of organic Texas cotton. Organic cotton is grown and processed without the harmful chemicals found in conventional cotton and has become a popular choice for parents today. Sweet Spud completes its “green” manufacturing with an eco-friendly screen-printing process that includes water-based, PVC-free ink. This process ensures that the integrity of their organic product is not compromised.
From soil to shelf, Sweet Spud’s products are true to the Earth. Co-founders Frank and Lawton have been best friends since their days as college roommates. Lawton is an interior designer from North Falmouth, Massachusetts, and Frank is a counselor and mother of two from Sea Bright, New Jersey.
To learn more about Sweet Spud, please visit www.sweetspud.com. Enjoy 10% off with the coupon code spudpromo10 at checkout!
It’s your lucky day! Lucky Jade is offering 20 percent off any purchase with the coupon code “luckyholiday” for Black Friday, along with free shipping as always.
Shop the luxe baby clothing and blanket collection at www.luckyjadeproducts.com.
Pregnancy & Newborn’s November issue features Lucky Jade’s soft pink cashmere hoodie with delicate grey flower, $85 retail at www.luckyjadeproducts.com.
Featured in the latest issue of InStyle Weddings, Jenny Gaynor Glass is a collection of beautiful handmade glass jewelry and home accessories– from dainty pendant necklaces, recycled glass rings, to classic vases. These airy, ethereal pieces can be personalized as well, with popular initial pendants and vases featuring your own photos. Lovely gifts for summer weddings, birthdays, housewarmings, and more.
Enjoy free shipping on any purchase of $100 or more at www.jennygaynorglass.com.
Grace & Cello’s Cypress off-the-shoulder top, $66, at www.verdessence.com
The newly launched Verdessence.com is committed to sustainable & stylish clothing and accessories for men, women, baby, and pet, as well as green beauty, gift, and home decor items. With an array of green items priced at $4 to $500, Verdessence carries labels Edun, Del Forte Denim, and Bambu, to name a few.
Popular picks from Verdessence.com include the sleek and stylish Bambu Serving Tray, perfect for serving cocktails or appetizers, the versatile Toggery Parker Shirred Tee, made of Modal, a sustainable fiber, and the fresh-scented Dani Eco Reed Diffuser, using 100% biodegradable and compostable packaging.
“In order for us to carry an item, it must be good for our planet in some way,” says co-owner Lauren McGinty. “Whether it’s in the materials used to create it, the fair labor practices in place for the artisans that make it, or the ethical business practices conducted by the designers and companies that we work with. Of course it also has to be stylish, and the more unique it is, the better.”
Verdessence was conceived by Lauren McGinty and Michael McCarthy out of a desire to promote positive change in the world, and an appreciation for products created by businesses exercising social and environmental responsibility. Verdessence is dedicated to the preservation of our planet while celebrating the beauty created from sustainable, fairly traded, organic, handmade, recycled and natural resources.
Verdessence also gives back, contributing 1% of sales to environmental groups through their membership in 1% for the Planet, an organization that connects business owners and environmental non-profits, as well as Climate Cycle which raises money for the installation of solar panels in elementary schools.
To learn more about Verdessence and browse current offerings, please visit www.verdessence.com.