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Three Golden State companies who put the environment front and center.
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CategoryShop, Sustainability
Women’s Tree Skipper, $100
San Francisco-based Allbirds’ silky-smooth boat shoe made with lightweight, responsibly sourced eucalyptus tree fiber fits naturally into any situation. It’s ideal for warmer days but can be worn any day. Shown her in Lux Beige with a Blizzard Sole, the shoe also comes Lux Purple, Hazy Pine and Hazy Cobalt. Machine washable.
Waffle Towels, $49
These lightweight, minimalist towels textured with a honeycomb weave will make your bathroom look and feel like a fancy spa. Made with premium, long-lasting natural fibers, they are also earth friendly. Made by Parachute, a Los Angeles-based business on the path to becoming certified carbon neutral.
1 Liter Bottle in Teddy, $48
Launched in Walnut by bkr, this limited-edition glass and silicone water bottle is both BPA-free and phthalate-free. The cap is made with no-leak, BPA-free, phthalate-free plastic with silicone seal. The bottle weighs 1.5 lbs. and is perfect for your desk or nightstand.
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