environmental

Check out this Tartan Rhino Tote Bag from New Zealand based clothing company, 326. The tote bag was inspired by a trip to Auckland Zoo and is made from heavy duty cotton canvas. Designed to last ages, the bag is cute and can be used for groceries, books, daily supplies, and more.

Click here to purchase for $19.00.

The Public M3 is an easy-shifting three-speed bike adequate for most cities or topographies where steep hills or strong headwinds are not a part of daily riding. The M3 incorporates step-through frame design that is optimal for city riding when you frequently need to stop and put your feet on the ground - especially suited for those who wear skirts or prefer not to swing a leg over a typical crossbar. In Europe it would not be referred to as a girls bike, as many men also prefer this style for its comfort and practicality. And so do we.

If you’re dying to throw your pooch a bone, check out Hugh Hayden Design’s Hex Tennis Dog Bed, a cozy nest made entirely from recycled tennis balls. Gathered from the New York Metropolitan area and woven into a hexagonal pattern, the repurposed balls thin out in the middle of the bed to allow room for a soft reversible cushion. At 26 inches in diameter, the current model is the perfect size for small dog breeds who weigh up to 25 pounds, although a larger version is in the pipeline for more generous-sized mutts.

The Simple City 3 Stepthru bike is another beauty from Gary Fisher, as seen in aqua above. Featuring a gold series aluminum frame, alloy rims, steel fenders, and a cromoly unicrown fork, this bike is a simple green masterpiece. The Bike is priced at $599.99 and can be purchased at a host of Gary Fisher retailers around the country.

Click here for further details on the bike.