Fabric Made from Milk?
Milk Fabric? Think twice before you throw away your spoiled milk! Rather than stinking up your trash can, that milk could become a t-shirt! Milk fabric has been around since the 1930’s but a new chemically free process has been developed by a biochemist / fashion designer, Anke Domaske, to
Formaldehyde in your clothes?
Many items of cotton clothing are treated with formaldehyde. Formaldehyde is used to help make owning your clothing easier. It helps prevent significant wrinkling and helps extend the life of the clothing. (It’s the same reason they use it for embalming. The tissue lasts longer.) However, formaldehyde is classified as
Health Implications of Wearing a Bra
Do Bras Cause Breast Cancer? If you are a women you most likely wear a bra… but why? The brassiere was originally created as a fashion trend. There are some discrepancies as to when the first bra was created; however, whether it dates back to 2,500 BC or the 1800s,
A Gift that Keeps on Giving
What’s on your list this holiday season? Before you purchase that sequin scarf or knee high boots you may want to do your homework. Do you know what the scarf is made out of or where the boots came from? GMO’s, toxic dyes, pesticides, made in China? You may be
Hot off the Press!
Check out this great featured article in The Underwear Expert just released today!! http://www.underwearexpert.com/2012/11/ohganix-eco-friendly-fall/ Ohganix Debuts Eco-Friendly Fall Collection by The Underwear Expert Ohganix releases its eco-friendly collection of men’s underwear in two different fabrics for the fall season. Currently available, the Ohganix fall collection includes boxer shorts, boxer briefs
Slow Fashion and Our Environment
What is slow fashion and why is it important for today’s society and our environment? Slow Fashion is a sustainable fashion movement relating to “eco”, “environmentally friendly”, “green”, and “fair trade”, efforts. Following the same principles of the Slow Food Movement, Slow Fashion opposes the fast-fashion or “McFashion” of mass
Truly Natural – The Importance of Organic Dyes
Organic Dyes? I am sure that you have noticed that Ohganix Intimates are all white! Although we enjoy vibrant colors, we do not want to compromise the fabric with any chemical additives. We pride ourselves in maintaining the integrity of the fabric until we have found the most natural alternative
Clothing Facts
Medical studies have found that synthetic fibers help to induce muscle fatigue and muscle motor disorders, which for competitive athletes can mean the difference between winning and losing.
bamboobies® Organic Nursing Pads
“Mothers and babies deserve the luxury of softness and soft living – Essential luxuries, really.” We are proud to carry a product we so passionately love! bamboobies® is the number 1 choice for mothers who want a washable breast pad that doesn’t leak or show through clothing! Made of Bamboo,
Pin It“Killer” Sandblasted Jeans
Despite voluntary bans by major apparel brands, sandblasting is still widely practiced in the largely unregulated overseas denim industry, according to a new report by the Clean Clothes Campaign. In Deadly Denim, published late March, the advocacy group details its investigation into nine Bangladeshi factories that still engage in the
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