The Green Divas Do Hawaii in Eco Fashion

If you’re planning to travel and be active at your final destination (and comfy on the journey there and back) it helps to be outfitted with the right gear.

While we didn’t get “lei’d” upon arrival and we never wore grass skirts, we were fortunate enough to receive some adorable pieces for our recent Hawaii trip—from yoga gear and sexy swimwear to adorable shoes. Everything was not only comfortable but eco-conscious. Prepared for adventure!

Listen to our latest Green Divas Eco-Style podcast segment to learn more, then continue on for a slide show and more deets about our wonderful eco-fashion sponsors…

Check out the images of GD Meg and I stylin’ our eco fashion.

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Thanks to our eco-style in Hawaii sponsors:

Koru Swimwear: Swimwear made from eco-friendly fabrics with recycled materials and dope dyed fabric processed without water waste and water pollution. KoruSwimwear.com

Brook There: Elegant and sustainable clothing and lingerie. All Brook There garments are designed, cut, and sewn in America, sourcing a wide variety of organic and sustainable fabrics. BrookThere.com

Shining Shakti: Creating vibrant clothes for the active, stylish woman who is conscious of her impact on Earth. They use organic fibers, manufacture solely in the United States and hand-dye each garment to produce a wearable piece of art that will inspire women to be radically self-loving. ShiningShakti.com

Threads for Thought: A lifestyle brand that promotes a sense of responsibility for those who share this world with us. Make a Difference ~ spend $75 or more online and 10% of your purchase goes directly to the New Roots campaign. Ethically manufactured using organic  cotton and recycled polyester. Threadsforthought.com

Ahnu shoes: Vegan shoes available. Ahnu gives back to charitable organizations like Wilderness Land Trust. ahnu.com
Listen to the Green Divas Radio Show go with the flow episode) to find out about the rest of our Hawaii adventures and learn about sustainability on Hawaii Island

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