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Ellipse Vase in White
$185.00
Washed Luxury Linen Chef's Apron
$67.00
Gina Bodysuit
$275.00
Libeco Belgian Linen Bedding - Guest House Stripe
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Single Mille-Pattes Vase - Noir
$210.00
Ellipse Vase in White
$185.00
Washed Luxury Linen Chef's Apron
$67.00
Gina Bodysuit
$275.00
Libeco Belgian Linen Bedding - Guest House Stripe
From $94.00
Single Mille-Pattes Vase - Noir
$210.00
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Netflix Virgin River's Martin Henderson Loves Ecoist!
Netflix's Virgin River leading actor, Martin Henderson takes a break before the Season 4 premiere to show his love for Ecoist's zero waste shampoo and Libeco Belgian Linen Throw Towel while sailing ⛵️in Mexico!
Shop with absolute confidence knowing that our mindfully curated selection of eco-aware products leaves the smallest possible imprint on our environment. Every item has been vetted to be ethically sourced, produced, packaged and shipped.
Ecoist.world partners with innovative companies and artisans, creating products that are beautifully designed while fulfilling the need to protect our endangered environment.
These brand partners continue to inspire us through their imagination, passion and professionalism. Ecoist is delighted to offer these products and support their businesses so they can flourish and focus on what they do best, making awesome products for the good of the planet.
88% of Americans believe taking care of the earth is very important and it’s time for all companies to step up and meet the consumer’s need to shop and do good.
Eco-Bliss
Sharing findings on eco-friendly raw materials, sustainable lifestyles and ethical practices
12 Jul, 2022
5 Reasons Why Libeco Belgian Linen Is For This Moment And The Future
The ultimate in sustainable luxury, linen has made a comeback in recent years, and that’s a great thing for both your healthy lifestyle and the safety of our environment. Linen bedding and home decor products have a modern timeless look for both their style and function. Effortlessly chic, with an iconic, naturally light texture, linen can be the earthy detail that pulls an entire room together.
23 Mar, 2022
The History of Weaving and Women
Weaving is one of the oldest crafts in history, dating back to at least 12,000 years ago during the Neolithic era. Before weaving became solely a textile craft, early humans weaved branches, twigs and other plant fibers to create threads for building homes, baskets and other necessary objects of utility. Today, weaving remains the main production process for textiles, however the craftsmanship of weaving carried cultural importance for a variety of uses around the world.
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