Among the fast-fading myths of eco-friendly clothing are that you’ll end up looking like a hippie and possibly worse yet having to wear clothes that aren’t comfortable. No more are clothes that feel like burlap sacks and have the tie-dyed look what should come to mind when thinking of organic clothing; it can now be eco-friendly fashion with clothes from companies like The White Pebble.

At The White Pebble we are constantly thinking about ways to bring green fashion to the U.S., so we always have great eco-friendly fashion choices, including sustainable bamboo, soy, hemp, and organic cotton clothing. As we started thinking about our clothing line and our mission this spring, we realized there was a great opportunity to highlight clothes grown and sewn right here in the U.S.

It’s really durable. And they tell me that it washes just like regular clothes. You don’t have to treat is specially. It lasts a lot longer because actually bamboo is so strong. So that one works. I like this dress also. This is 100% organic cotton.

Renee Kohn and Erin Mikael of Fox’s “San Diego Living” interviewed TheWhitePebble.com founder Jeremy Whisnant on location in Balboa Park. Check out this great clip that features some of TheWhitePebble.com’s hottest organic clothing including dresses, tee shirts and baby clothes made of organic cotton, bamboo, hemp and soy. See just how easy it is to be eco friendly and fashionable!

After you make the choice to buy eco-friendly clothing from The White Pebble, your positive impact can last longer if you take care of your green fashion with the environment in mind. While there is usually no need to handle eco-friendly apparel differently than your other clothes, making small changes in your habits can reduce waste and help your soft, new clothes last longer.

At The White Pebble we like to think of hypoallergenic as a side benefit of holistic, naturally fabricated products rather than as a feature to promote. When you choose to buy organic products, you have opted to keep allergy-causing chemicals out of your home; resulting in a more hypoallergenic lifestyle

Nolana and I have been buying organic foods for a long time, and we started to search for other products made with health, quality and the environment in mind. In our research, we discovered that cotton is one of the most widely produced crops in the world and is typically treated with a significant amount of chemicals. We also found that buying clothing made with organic or sustainable materials can be confusing. We started The White Pebble to educate the public and to provide a convenient, quality shopping experience for people who are interested in buying organic clothes they can wear for work, school and play.

What is often overlooked is that health benefits exist, too, when people choose to purchase other products that are made with organic and sustainable materials and processes. Clothing and other household and personal items that are produced naturally can be as important as food products.

“We cannot expect all people to sacrifice style or quality to make environmentally-friendly, healthy choices when it comes to their clothing,” says Jeremy Whisnant, Co-Owner of The White Pebble.