An Ignoble Experiment: Thrillist CHI Allied Info: Loom Loom Loom

2009/04/27

Thrillist CHI Allied Info: Loom Loom Loom

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http://themove.thrillist.com/link.php?M=2181171&N=56170&C=25f0fb7663659a52572fbc99fe5fd818&L=38044

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Monday April 27, 2009

The Loomstate Collection at Target®

Click here to check out Target's® new line of eco-friendly
clothing:
http://themove.thrillist.com/link.php?M=2181171&N=56170&C=25f0fb7663659a52572fbc99fe5fd818&L=38035

Green products tend to be so expensive that saving the Earth
through buying them could easily turn you into a pauper --
and as urban-chic as warming your hands over a barrel of
burning garbage might be, it's apparently not
environmentally friendly. Save the planet for less -- and
look roguishly handsome doing it -- with Loomstate's new
line at Target®:
http://themove.thrillist.com/link.php?M=2181171&N=56170&C=25f0fb7663659a52572fbc99fe5fd818&L=38035

Loomstate's a full line of subtly eco-repping casual wear
from Scott Hahn and award-winning designer Rogan Gregory, a
caring and compassionate man despite a name that sounds like
an Irish ninja. The line's crafted entirely from sustainable
materials like linen, silk, and 100% certified organic
cotton fiber, but sold at prices so reasonable, you'd think
far cheaper elements were used, like plastic, or ticket
stubs from that post-environmental apocalypse movie -- no,
not that one, the one with the rampaging marauders on jet
skis, and somebody probably had gills or something. Wardrobe
staples range from washed denim, to hoodies, to board
shorts, to iconic tees imprinted with images of baobab
trees, known for their ability to thrive in dry climates,
and for being constantly misspelled in book reports on The
Little Prince.

To check out the line, hit Target.com/loomstate:
http://themove.thrillist.com/link.php?M=2181171&N=56170&C=25f0fb7663659a52572fbc99fe5fd818&L=38035
You can also buy from the site, recommended if you've burned
all your old clothes, and want to save the Earth from seeing
you zipping all over town naked.