
What We’re Wearing
Earth Day
Dressing clean for the planet has never looked better
When you’re younger you have the option of not caring much about the world around you, but the older you become the more you have certain responsibilities and obligations—especially when you throw kids into the mix. I admittedly didn't care about much as far as world issues go, but since becoming a parent, some things I once considered frivolous are much more considered these days. And one of the biggest issues for me is lowering my environmental footprint. Sustainability has been quite the buzzword for a few years now, but it's all about the actions you put behind it.
I think people believe that you must go from one extreme to another to be sustainable or care about the environment, but there are small steps you can take that add up. Start by being mindful on what you're buying. Try to purchase items that are slowly made, eschew unnecessary chemicals and dyes or sewed from recycled materials. Another step is to avoid overconsumption. Social media has made it too easy to buy whatever your heart desires—but if you can resist the double tap of your Apple Pay, you might realize you don't need another “new” thing. If you are going to buy something, try vintage or secondhand shops. These unique items often save you money and keep items from ending up in landfills. For Earth Day 2022, we've pulled together a look comprised entirely of items that are 100% guilt-free, from brands with a proven track record when it comes to sustainability.
Your Stylishly
Sustainable Fit


Zip jacket,
$275 by Olderbrother

Vintage 501 original
shrink-to-fit jeans,
$128 by Levi's

1970s green sunglasses,
$75 by Titmus

Clean pocket T-Shirt,
$45 by Industry of All Nations

Deadstock fabric bucket hat,
$75 by Earth/Studies

Black Hawaiian bar soap,$14 / $11.20 by The Earthling Co.

Natural deodorant,
$15 by Misc. Goods Co.

Recycled wool sock,
$18 by Arvin Goods x Outerknown

Merano boot,
$476.61 by A Kind of Guise
Your Stylishly Sustainable Fit

Zip jacket,
$275 by Olderbrother
Vintage 501 original
shrink-to-fit jeans,
$128 by Levi's
1970s green sunglasses,
$75 by Titmus
Clean pocket T-Shirt,
$45 by Industry of All Nations
Deadstock fabric
bucket hat,
$75 by Earth/Studies
Black Hawaiian
bar soap,$14 / $11.20 by
The Earthling Co.
Natural deodorant,
$15 by Misc. Goods Co.
Recycled wool sock,
$18 by Arvin Goods x
Outerknown
Merano boot,
$476.61 by
A Kind of Guise
How old is
the Earth?
According to National Geographic, the planet is estimated to be 4.54 billion years old, plus or minus about 50 million years.
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