Featured Merchants
 Building for Health Materials Center
Welcome to Building for Health Materials
Center. We are a central supplier for
healthy, environmentally sound building
materials, appliances, solar products and home
comforts
to meet your building needs. There are
worldwide environmental and human
health concerns related to the use of
standard building materials. We provide
"one-stop shopping" for over 6,000
building materials and home comforts to
improve indoor air quality with minimal
environmental impact.
Birch Clothing
Birch carries a wide array of fairly made apparel and accessories for women, men and infants made from sustainable fabrics and recycled materials. The contemporary collection includes apparel of soft organic cotton, silky bamboo, hemp, merino, tencel, soy and other eco-friendly fabrics. You will also find unique belts, purses, bags and other accessories made from repurposed materials.
The Greater Green
Being green is not only our business, but our passion! The Greater Green is a woman-owned Co-op of America-approved Green Business, carrying the best in natural cleaning, beauty, baby, and pet products, as well as green gifts for every occasion. Our store is nestled amongst our Certified Naturally Grown Farm, so stop by our website to hear our latest "farmy" adventures, read about current eco-issues, and find yourself some luxuriously wonderful (and affordable) natural products.
Mount of Olives Soap
All Natural is our goal. We use only the healthiest ingredients to make our personal care products. Many of our ingredients are organic including most of the herbs we use and some oils. Your skin absorbs everything you put on it. You are either feeding your body or poisoning it. Ingredients that are absorbed go to every organ of your body, including unborn children. Natural ingredients nourish your body and promote health. Don't settle for less!
Faerie's Dance
FaeriesDance.com is an enchanted realm where beauty and sustainability go hand-in-hand. Visit us to enjoy tasteful, organic clothing and earth-conscious jewelry.
Wrap yourself in a toasty warm sweater made from Hemp or certified Organic Cotton. Be bold in a stretchy top made from Soy Beans or demure in a feather-soft blouse of Bamboo. Accessorize with a lovely piece from our Green Jewelry line.
You'll also discover free shipping options, a generous return policy and state-of-the-art security.
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In the beginning of the 15th century, a resemblance of the corset started as breastplates and armor men wore. Later in the century, the Gothic period shaped fashion into more formfitting attire. Although there were no official corsets at the time, bodices that were stiffened with extra fabric and brass or wire started to make appearances. By the Renaissance Era, 16th Century, men started fashion of polished and decorated breastplates for top officials. Women in Spain began to desire a more figure representing fashion as well and hence developed the corset. The first corsets were made out of heavy fabric, canvas, or leather and stiffened with wood or metal. The first corsets were not intended to decrease the size of ones waist, simply accentuate it and create an announcement of wealth or upper class.
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Did you know that Southern Yellow Pine is our Nation's most Sustainable and Renewable Building Material?
Growing twice as fast as the average hardwood tree with millions of acres of sustainably managed forests from Virginia to Texas, Southern Yellow Pine is America's #1 eco-friendly wood source.
Quite simply, there is no other material that offers such “sustainable” value.
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