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Eco-Products Available at Earth Designs
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Our products are environmentally ethical, pure and sustainable. We research and choose our products with the idea that they will and do make an environmental difference in our world. It is all about our relationship with nature."
-- Jeff De Pew, founder of Earth Designs |
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As a store we sell environmentally created and useful products.
Some are handmade, all are exceptional. All with the highest
ethical and ecological standards, fair trade, naturally and
organically produced. We research each and every product
and company so that we can stand behind them and tell their
story – how they are making our world a better place,
because they exist!
Some of our artwork and environmental products are exclusive
to Earth Designs:
- Columbia, Fraser River Tribe, Taku River Tlingit Tribe
- Inara
- Icebreaker Merino clothing from New Zealand is found
in its complete line at Earth Designs.
- Rachel's hand made made organic recycled bags: "Sew, Good and Trendy."
- Thomas DePew’s paintings are only shown at Earth
Designs.
- Juniper Ridge sustainable wild-crafted products, Inara’s
rainforest saving coop, the British Columbia Fraser River
Tribe and Taku River Tlingit Tribe wild caught Salmon products
are only found in this store.
Earth Designs is unique, and exists to educate; to make
an ecological statement; to provide products that are beautiful,
functional and inspirational; to make a direct connection
between the natural world and our daily life.
Ten percent of our annual profit is donated to the Arrowhead
Foundation. This organization is non-profit and assists Native
American and low-income communities, by eliminating community
deterioration through promotion of education, ecological
and economic sustainability and habitat preservation. |
Our Philosophy
Earth Designs
is unique, and exists to educate; to make an ecological statement;
to provide products that are beautiful, functional and inspirational;
to make a direct connection between the natural world and
our daily life.
Ten percent of our annual profit is donated to the Arrowhead
Foundation. This organization is non-profit and assists Native
American and low-income communities, by eliminating community
deterioration through promotion of education, ecological
and economic sustainability and habitat preservation. |
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