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"  Welcome to Green Style, a daily series that shows you how to make your wardrobe more environmentally friendly \u2014 all without sacrificing your personal look. It used to be tough to find eco-friendly fashion \u2014 well, at least outside the genre of loungewear \u2014 but not so anymore. Nau, who we&amp;#039;ve mentioned before, has a considerable line of active wear, and the company is an eco-friendly double whammy, offering both recycled fibers along with donation options at checkout. &amp;quot;Nau is really trying to use their company as this force of change and good, blending sustainability and philanthropy into one,&amp;quot; environmental leader Christopher Gavigan says. &amp;quot;They have partners that they donate 2% of their sales to, and those partners range from eco trusts to clean energy companies, and you get to choose which company you want to donate your share to.&amp;quot; Beyond this humanitarian aspect, Nau has plenty excellent product to choose from, with their use of active technical fabrics to make a range of urban outdoor performance apparel in sleek, clean silhouettes that are anything but stuffy. Gavigan points to their waxed blazers and 100% organic T-shirts as closet staples. Other companies that blend style with charity include Patagonia, Loomstate, Levi&amp;#039;s, and Warby Parker, who has a a one-to-one trade-back program, responsibly sources materials, and ensures fair trade work. Check back in tomorrow for the next installment of the series. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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