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Three Leaves, Rapanui and Vivobarefoot
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Keep it Simple, Keep it Green
by Patrick LaDuke A great alternative to those plastic Britas with wasteful filters. Japanese Kishu Binchotan, or White Charcoal, will turn tap water into mineral water, adding; calcium, potassium,...
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Keeping it Brief
by Patrick LaDuke • Imperial Barber Grade Products is exactly what it claims to be. From pomades to shaving products, everything is made to work. They boldly claim that their classic pomade is the...
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Bambi is Dead
by Patrick LaDuke Humor Chic is a fashion blog by aleXsandro Palombo who critiques and satirizes fashion through illustration. It is updated just about daily, keeping you in the know of fashion’s...
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What’s in My Bag: Patrick LaDuke
Although it changes from semester to semester, these are the typical items one might find on my person: • TMA-1 Headphones from AIAIAI- All of their earpads are synthetic and replaceable. • Nico...
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Furniture for You and Your Little Dog Too
by Patrick LaDuke The infamous Finnish furniture company Artek founded by Alvar Aalto, whose work is viewable at MoMA, has started a website for used furniture as part of a new environmental strategy....
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Run & Fell A/W 13
by Patrick LaDuke Run & Fell, an ethical fashion brand based in England, just released their Autumn/Winter 2013 collection. Everything is produced locally, and they use sustainable fabrics such as...
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Mats Rombaut Gets Honest
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Borough Furnace: Possibly the Most Environmentally Friendly Skillet
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Aesop
Aesop is a high-end skin care company based in Melbourne, Australia. Their products range from hydrating cream, to detergent, to animal companion care. The product range is definitively unisex with...
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Rapanui is “an Award-Winning Eco-fashion brand from on the Isle of Wight”. They make organic, ethical clothing in factories powered by wind and solar energy. Every piece is rated on its sustainability...
View ArticleKeep it Simple, Keep it Green
by Patrick LaDuke A great alternative to those plastic Britas with wasteful filters. Japanese Kishu Binchotan, or White Charcoal, will turn tap water into mineral water, adding; calcium, potassium,...
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by Patrick LaDuke • Imperial Barber Grade Products is exactly what it claims to be. From pomades to shaving products, everything is made to work. They boldly claim that their classic pomade is the...
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by Patrick LaDuke Humor Chic is a fashion blog by aleXsandro Palombo who critiques and satirizes fashion through illustration. It is updated just about daily, keeping you in the know of fashion’s...
View ArticleWhat’s in My Bag: Patrick LaDuke
Although it changes from semester to semester, these are the typical items one might find on my person: TMA-1 Headphones from AIAIAI– All of their earpads are synthetic and replaceable. Nico Tyvek...
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by Patrick LaDuke The infamous Finnish furniture company Artek founded by Alvar Aalto, whose work is viewable at MoMA, has started a website for used furniture as part of a new environmental strategy....
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by Patrick LaDuke Run & Fell, an ethical fashion brand based in England, just released their Autumn/Winter 2013 collection. Everything is produced locally, and they use sustainable fabrics such as...
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by Patrick LaDuke The newest Honest by collaboration is with Belgian shoe designer Mats Rombaut. The Honest by name ensures that the products will be produced sustainably, fairly, and transparently....
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Borough Furnace is a metal casting workshop in Syracuse, New York that was started through Kickstarter. They create small batches of hand made products using a traditional process that has been updated...
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Aesop is a high-end skin care company based in Melbourne, Australia. Their products range from hydrating cream, to detergent, to animal companion care. The product range is definitively unisex with...
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