Some of us have already begun the holiday decorating, stocking up on ingredients for our favorite treats, but if you are waiting until the last minute on gift shopping, you may want to reconsider. This year the postal service is going to need a little extra time and if you have to mail your gifts, better leave a window just in case. In other words, if you like our holiday home, pet, beauty, and clothing gift guide, filled with sustainable, responsibly sourced, ethically made items, then get shopping!
Home Gifts
Stasher
1.) Stasher, reusable and highly durable non toxic silicone storage bags. Firstly, these beauties can be filled with everything from food to toiletries making the home organized and waste free so get creative! Secondly, they are dishwasher safe and reduce the need for single use plastic. We recommend the starter kit for the “Monica” on your holiday gift list.
Hilana
2.) Hilana, a certified B corporation, which utilizes recycled cotton without the use of harsh dyes or chemicals. The hand loomed Yalova ultra soft marbled blanket throw is a beautiful gift idea, especially during the cold winter nights curled up with a good book.
Deliberately Considerate
3.) We would be remiss if we did not suggest our three issue collection of Deliberately Considerate. The stunning photos, informative content, and delicious recipes offer a little something for everyone.
Pet Gifts
Le Chien Bleu NY
1.) Le Chien Bleu NY offers a full array of the most stylish luxury dog clothes, including a faux fur lambskin coat for the diva dog in your inner circle.
2.) Found My Animal is a mission based brand that donates to a variety of animal rescue organizations. They believe in adopting pets over designer dogs and then making them feel as special and loved as possible. How could they not while wearing this adorable coat?!
Only Natural Pet
3.) Only Natural Pet, another certified B corporation with sustainability at the helm, offering products for cats and dogs. They are committed to using natural ingredients and eco-friendly materials for a healthy animal and cleaner planet.
Beauty Gifts
Jenny Patinkin
1.) Jenny Patinkin is the founder of her namesake eco-luxe beauty tools brand. Her products can be found on the Jenny Patinkin website and at retailers including bluemercury, credo, Saks fifth Avenue, and more. Whether choosing the rose quartz face roller or reusable makeup rounds, the eco beauty lover on your list is sure to be happy.
Maroma
2.) Maroma is a natural and fair trade certified brand from Auroville, India dedicated to sustainable practices. Their products are first and foremost cruelty free, they are packaged using recycled or renewable sources, and created in a building with solar powered lighting. The perfume oils range from the spicy to floral offering a bouquet of fragrance options to gift a signature scent.
Nolaskinsentials
3.) Nolaskinsentials is a hand-crafted, all natural, vegan, cruelty free and woman owned skincare line with a full collection of results driven products. If you are unsure of the skin type for the person on your list, try one of the fabulous body products.
Clothing Gifts
Thought
1.) Thought Clothing is a responsibly sourced, sustainably made, and unique small batch clothing brand. The company uses any clothing scraps to make headbands while leftover yarn creates comfortable socks. Natural and sustainable materials are used to reduce CO2 and waste. Thought socks are a functional and versatile gift for most anyone on the list.
Yala Designs
2.) Yala Designs, is a women owned, beautiful and high quality comfortable clothing brand created using the finest eco-friendly, sustainable materials. Yala has expanded their buttery soft offerings to include mens fashion and bamboo bedding.
Orenda Tribe
3.) Orenda Tribe, an upcoming feature in the fourth issue of Deliberately Considerate publication, is a woman owned, brand that reimagines and upcycles vintage clothing. The Spread Love + Shine Light collection donates 100% of the proceeds to the Dinétah suffering during this pandemic.
Wrapping Paper
Marble + Vine
Gift wrapping can rely on wasteful materials that have been dyed, many of which cannot be recycled. This year, try incorporating a more sustainable wrapping option. We recommend Marble + Vine gift wrapping and bags, which are made from 100% recycled cotton paper!
Remember to keep the faith, hope and know that this too shall pass.