“Our print shop is zero waste and we are committed to not buying new materials, so we source all of our inks from reuse, consignment and businesses who are closing up,” says owner and creative director Rachel DeCavage of Cinder + Salt, her Middletown, CT-based, eco- friendly clothing line. The line features tanks, t-shirts, hoodies and even kids clothes. Plus, their eco-initiatives include clean-ups, in-store recycling campaigns and more. “Protecting the planet is important to us and so is being able to reach as many people as possible with that message,” says DeCavage.
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- Modified on: April 14, 2023
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