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Etsy Find: Recycled T-Shirt Rug
Looking for an eco-friendly alternative to a fluffy shag rug? Then try this Recycled T-Shirt Rug ($48) from Etsy seller Talkingsquid. I love the deep navy blue hue of this particular area rug, but if blue's not your bag, Talkingsquid makes these rugs in a variety of colors and sizes.
Guess What This Rug Is Made From?
This cotton shag rug is made from remnants of something we all have in our closets. Can you tell me what?
Style For Style: Easy Traveling With Cotton
Even though it's been a while since the Transportation Security Agency implemented airport liquid regulations, I don't think I'll ever get used to it. Simply put: it's freaking annoying. But, I'm not going to do anything to jeopardize my trip.
What Fabric Do You Wear Most Frequently?
According to WWD, Millennials, or Gen Yers (born 1983 through 1994), overwhelmingly prefer cotton.
Source
What Fabric Do You Wear Most Frequently?
Cotton
Polyester
Wool
Silk
Velvet
Leather
Lace
It varies from season to season.
Want Cheap Clothes? The Cotton Industry's Not 100% Fit
The global economy is about to hit your Saturday morning shopping spree. As we've seen food prices grow in response to higher crop prices, fashionistas should be ready to see their clothes prices follow suit, and it's a two-piece problem.
People watching their purse strings are causing garment makers to see a rapid decline in their own bottom line.
Congrats on Your New Cotton Wardrobe!
A big congrats to JCP0240 who has won a $1000 natural cotton wardrobe courtesy of our friends at Cotton. She voted on who was guilty of the biggest Mystery Fabric faux pas of 2007 — Britney Spears, big surprise — and can now load up her closet with oodles of soft and cuddly cotton items.
See more fabric faux pas and funny videos at mysteryfabric.com.
Beware of Mystery Fabrics!
With their strange-sounding names and even stranger-looking qualities, mystery fabrics can have unintended consequences. But now — thanks to our friends at Cotton Incorporated, who are generously sponsoring this post — we can break our dependency on these misguided fashions!
A new feature on Cotton Incorporated's Mystery Fabric website, Mystery Fab Rehab offers a three-step process to help visitors get smart, get rid of mystery fabrics, and get their fashions right.
Don't Forget to Vote For the Biggest Mystery Fabric Faux Pas of 2007!
I said it once and I'll say it again: I can't stand itchy, scratchy fabrics and I can't stand the celebrities who wear them. The other day I asked you who committed the biggest Mystery Fabric faux pas of 2007. The cool thing is you can voice your opinions and enter to win a $1,000 cotton shopping spree in which you can buy the coziest, softest, most-stylish wardrobe.Who Was Worst Dressed on The Red Carpet in 2007?
Now that you've made your decision about the worst celebrity street style of 2007, we're shifting things to the red carpet. Even with all the hair, make-up and wardrobe help a girl could ask for, sometimes even the beautiful stars can take big fashion missteps. You've been voting all year on the worst looks at the big events, but these dresses still stand out in our minds months later.
Fab Site: MysteryFabric.com
We've all been there: You spot a beautiful blouse at your favorite boutique and covet it from afar. But in the infamous words of Cher Horowitz, it's like a Monet, "from far away, it's OK, but up close, it's a big, old mess." It feels like cardboard, you're worried about getting a rash, and in all likelihood, it's highly flammable.
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