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"  These cute coin purses from Global Girlfriend are handmade in Bali and India by women&amp;#039;s cooperatives that support fair trade. Beaded purse, $13, and lace bag, $12; globalgirlfriends.com Forr each pair of adult or kids&amp;#039; TOMS you buy, a pair is donated to a shoeless child in Argentina. Adult canvas slip-ons, $38; Bloomingdale&amp;#039;s, tomsshoes.com. Wal-Mart (yes, Wal-Mart!) carries a line of adorable baby clothes made from 100 percent certified organic cotton. George, $14; Wal-Mart, walmart.com. Want a bag that will stand up to bad weather? VivaTerra&amp;#039;s totes are made from reclaimed authentic sails -- so they&amp;#039;ll survive any squall that comes your way! Recycled sailcloth bag, $98; VivaTerra catalog, 800-233-6011, vivaterra.com. Arbor recycles and repurposes its skateboards and snowboards, turning them into supercool, laid-back belt buckles. Green Bolivar buckle, $29; arborsports.com. Matt &amp;amp;amp; Nat calls itself &amp;quot;a design house with a conscience,&amp;quot; and for good reason \u2014 its products are 100 percent vegan (made from synthetic leather) and therefore, 100 percent animal-friendly. Sabre Tooth wallet, $50; Moo Shoes, 212-254-6512, mooshoes.com. Edun&amp;#039;s socially conscious clothing line is made in locally run factories in Africa, South America, and India, bringing trade \u2014 not just aid \u2014 to underdeveloped countries. Lessing tank, $95; Mick Margo, New York City, 212-463-0515, mickmargo.com. Dress: Linda Loudermilk&amp;#039;s line of fashion-forward denim is made from 100 percent organic cotton -- grown without pesticides, herbicides, or synthetic fertilizers. Bella dress, $288; Kaight, New York City, 212-680-5630, kaightnyc.com. Jeans: Not only does Loomstate use only raw organic-cotton yarn but the company also works with the Organic Exchange, a nonprofit organization committed to increasing the production and use of organically grown fibers worldwide. Flux jeans, $165; loomstate.org. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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