Sentences with phrase «fiber clothing for»
Whether you're registering for organic baby apparel or transitioning from a conventional wardrobe to organic and natural fiber clothing for your baby, deciding what clothing and accessories you need can be overwhelming.
http://www.organic-baby-resource.com/ Not exact matches
The bast fibers lead to the coining of the word, «canvas», which was derived from cannabis, leading it's use for thousands of years in clothing, ropes, bags, ect.
People seem to long for some impossible combination of Schwarzkopf, Schweitzer and Schwarzenegger, someone who really deserves that state trooper escort onto the field, a man who, as it was said of Bryant, «can take his»n and beat your «n, and take your»n and beat his «n.» Yet these days it's easier to find natural - fiber clothing at a CFA golf scramble.
I believe that with growing demand for organic products more fields will be converted to organic and making organic fibers more available and eventually the cost of organic clothing will come down.
This is a beautiful clothing item for those who enjoy natural organic fibers and pure comfort.
Launched in 2013, Clothes the Loop reduces landfill by repurposing clothing for reuse or recycling it into raw materials for use in products such as insulation, carpet padding, and fibers for new clothing.
Another option is to add your natural fiber diapers to another load of clothing laundry for their first wash cycle.
A recent Science paper, Iron - Clad Fibers: A Metal - Based Biological Strategy for Hard Flexible Coatings, provides a case study in assigning authorship.
That hole, along with two others, became lifelines through which water, food, medicine, and clothing — including socks lined with bacteria - fighting copper oxide fiber — were sent, plus a fiber - optic cable for communication.
They envision the fiber supercapacitor could be woven into clothing to power medical devices for people at home, or communications devices for soldiers in the field.
«Because they remain flexible and structurally consistent over their length, the fibers can also be woven into a crossing pattern into clothing for wearable devices in smart textiles.»
The fibers are so visually interesting that it's not difficult to imagine weaving them into fabric for clothing or other art forms.
Sufferers should opt for breathable, natural fiber clothing and should wash clothes after a single use.
While working in the Galápagos, Sarah Knutie — a graduate student in Clayton's lab — saw finches pulling bits of fiber off a clothing line for their nests.
Processing is «certainly the major nongreen factor in bamboo fabric,» says Morris Saintsing, a founder and partner of the Andrews, S.C. — based company Bamboosa, which buys bamboo fiber and yarn made in China for its U.S. - manufactured clothing.
Cotton also requires dozens more chemicals, including bleach, during the long process of turning raw cotton into fiber for clothing and even food.
When possible, opt for natural fiber clothing (like cotton, wool, hemp, linen, etc) over synthetics like polyester, lycra, etc..
Today, I need to be extra warm but also have extra sparkle (cheering for Tom) so I am opting for this «Clara» dress from Aventura which is easily found here: http://instagram.com/aventuraclothing Aventura uses organic and sustainable fibers to make fashionable clothing with with low environmental impact.
These highly technical fibers make up the clothing to adjust to body temperature, wick away moisture without harboring odor, and wait for it... it never wrinkles!
Tamara Embrey is known for making one - of - a-kind clothing from recycled natural fibers, but in «Mend,» her new mixed - media show, she's working with especially rich material: the many ways we see the human heart not only as a fragile organ, but also as an endlessly renewing Read More...
Many favorite artists, including jeweler Enise Han, wood artist William Peirce, ceramic artist Kanika Sircar, fiber artist Floris Flam, and clothing maker Denise Dickens, are returning for this year's show.
Thirty million tons of natural fibers are produced annually for organic clothing, textiles, papermaking, and industrial packaging.
Hundreds of millions of dollars in hemp fiber for clothing, seeds for human consumption and oil for soap are imported annually, mostly from Canada, according to bill supporters.
The stalks produce fiber and cellulose for everything from automotive parts and fine clothing to building products and fuel.
Hemp's bast fiber is among the longest and strongest of plant fibers, long prized for its versatility in making everything from clothing to canvas and cordage.
As for the clothing, they print with the best available technology using fiber reactive dyes, with fewer salts and no heavy metals.
The solar fibers could not only charge our smartphones and gadgets with our clothing, but become wearable power sources for soldiers who now have to tote around heavy batteries for their electronics or become kevlar material used in spacecraft.
Colorado State reports, «First, the clothing will use the most recent research and technology to make natural fibers such as cotton and linen as outdoor savvy as other petroleum - based textiles which are heralded by outdoor enthusiasts for warmth, UV ray protection, comfort and moisture - wicking.
The silicon - based fibers are photovoltaic just like crystalline silicon solar cells used in solar panels and could eventually be used to make electricity - generating fabrics for clothing, tents, backpacks — basically anything you could imagine.
This might be more of an interesting notion to think about if you watch the promotional video for the new piece of smart clothing as it's referenced as being washable as long as you remove the smart tag which connects to the fibers and to your phone through Bluetooth.
Because I do mostly fiber art work, I am always intrigued by projects that are made from ribbon, fabric, lace, and buttons, so I found lots of ideas for making patriotic home decor and clothing using those things.