When it comes to sleep, we don’t mess around. Couch naps, car naps, floor naps – you name it, we’ve done it. But one standby that rarely shifts? All hail the weighted blanket. Specifically, this one. Made from natural eucalyptus fibers, it’s silky-soft and sustainably cooling – perfect for hot sleepers and restless bodies (toddlers
No-show socks can be such a headache. Either they’re too slouchy or too toe-tight, and more often than not, wildly between. Until now. Not only are these GOTS-certified organic cotton socks insanely comfortable, but they boast fair trade practices throughout their entire supply chain – allllll the way down to 100% sugarcane paper packaging. Even
Earrings are a pixie cut’s best friend, and for years, Sela Designs has consistently churned out my very favorites – from stunning statements to simple studs, and everything between. Better than looking 100% lovely 100% of the time? 100% of all profits are donated straight to charity. Now that’s pretty with a purpose. To Buy:
Finally, the pack is back – albeit far lovelier than the nylon counterpart of yesteryear. While the contents may differ (sadly, I’m no longer carting Dr. Pepper Bonne Bell Lipsmackers to King’s Island), it turns out a gal’s need for a fanny pack never really does go out of style. This version – a forever
Belted, tied, buttoned or bare, this organic dress is the ultimate wardrobe workhorse. Designed with button side vents (that are 100% biodegradable!), it’s a sustainable pick that will keep you covered in confidence for years to come. To Buy: One and Done Dress (15% off) at Everybody & Everyone
If ever there were a more accurate description of my personality’s orbit. I’ve always loved staying home vs. going out, but now that society is slowly/surely creeping into the far corners of the world after a global pandemic, I’d assumed I’d joined the masses and tip-toe toward broader horizons – or at least the corner
There’s just something about the front porch, yes? Early mornings with the birds, friendly hellos to the dog-walkers. Watching elementary kids scooting by, their shoulders hunched with nylon backpacks as they balance a volcano science project trepidatiously on their mother’s baking sheet. And yet, our front porch has been neglected for years. Opting instead to