August 30th, 2010
Move over Ralph, Abercrombie, and Lacoste, there’s a new guy in town. Just as handsome, fashionable, and fitting as the rest, he’s got ecological ethics to boot. Tompkins Point Apparel’s classic American designed polo shirts are made of 100% fair trade organic cotton (certified through TransFair USA’s Fair Trade Certified™ Apparel Program). With a range of colors from traditional navy to bright tangerine, feel good nabbing a couple since 25% of profits are donated directly to the people who make the clothes.
The goal of the apparel line (aside from making you look sharp whether on or off the green) is to ensure that every person that plays a role in producing the clothing has a better life because of Tompkins Point business. Founder Scott Leeder, fondly known as an “enlightened capitalist” is paving the way with this new business model and wants you to experience the fashionable shirts for yourself – so he’s GIVING AWAY 3 shirts to ecofabulous readers this week.
Here’s what you need to do for a chance at snagging one: First, make sure you’re signed up as an ecofabulous subscriber, then head on over to the Tompkins Point Apparel Fan Page on Facebook and add yourself. Then pick out your color and size and wait for an email next week when we draw three lucky winners!
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