Traveling doesn’t have to leave a trail of waste behind. By packing a few eco-friendly essentials—such as reusable tote bags or solid toiletries—you can reduce your environmental impact while still having a great time. Eco-conscious packing isn’t just better for the planet; it makes your trip simpler, lighter, and a lot more satisfying. Ready to travel smarter and greener? Let’s dive into the must-haves for a more sustainable suitcase.
Read MoreIn this interview, we explore the inspiring journey behind Earth Sole, a handcrafted barefoot shoe brand rooted in sustainability, creativity, and a deep connection to nature. What started as a personal solution to the discomfort of modern footwear evolved into a purpose-driven business that honors the earth, embraces minimalism, and supports conscious living. From working with repurposed leather to building a small, intentional team in Cape Town, the founder shares the unexpected twists, challenges, and rewarding moments that shaped the brand’s path. What drives someone to build a shoe company with no prior experience—and how does living barefoot in nature lead to an internationally growing business? Keep reading to find out.
Read MoreWhy not wear slides or flip-flops? Well, they’re pretty accurately named because they slide and flop as you walk. There’s nothing to keep them secure on your foot, causing you to grip your toes or walk funny to keep the shoe on.
Read MoreBeach days are all about relaxing, recharging, and soaking up nature, so why not return the favor? With a few easy, thoughtful choices, you can have all the fun in the sun while keeping the sand and sea healthy for everyone. Here’s how to make your next beach outing both enjoyable and eco-friendly.
Read MoreThe mass overconsumption of unsustainably made products in today's world is a big problem, one this business is trying to counteract. Inspired by a few college classes, a passion for graphic design, and a love for thrifting, Soulflower Print Co. was created as an eco-friendly, nature-inspired business that produces sustainably made and screen printed apparel and paper goods. Giving quarterly donations to One Tree Planted from product profits, Soulflower Print Co.’s owner, Jess Emery-McGregor, is making efforts to help create a global impact. To learn more about Soulflower Print Co.’s story and products, read on.
Read MoreWith Pride Month in full force, there’s no better time to celebrate the vision and unapologetic creativity of LGBTQIA+ owned brands. These bold, boundary-breaking businesses aren't just serving looks and products—they’re serving purpose. From powerful messages of love and identity to meaningful support for vital causes, these brands are making waves and rewriting the rules. Jejune Magazine is here to cheer them on and highlight the trailblazers making the world more inclusive, one idea at a time.
Read MoreDue to the current administration, immigration policies have changed drastically. We are facing extreme enforcement of immigration laws and border security. For a country that was created and founded by immigrants (with no disrespect to the Native Americans, who, in my humble opinion, are the only people who have the right to complain about the immigrants), there has been a lot of discussion on how immigrants affect communities and the nation. There is a serious lack of appreciation for immigrants' significant contributions to our country and the economy. Jejune Magazine would love to take this time to celebrate eco-friendly immigrant-owned businesses, by highlighting small businesses owned by immigrants, and showcasing why they are essential to our economy and communities.
Read MoreTheresa Vandermeer and Kavita Sabharwal, founders of Work+Shelter, have created a full service sewn goods manufacturing facility that is not only sustainable but also aims to uplift women through economic empowerment. Using organic and recycled materials, Work+Shelter is able to create durable products while actively reducing waste and conserving water. For the women of Work+Shelter, sustainability is survival. To learn more about how they’re making a difference, read on.
Read MoreAs we move into the next year, and into the future, it is important to do it in style! The new Shuffle Wallet not only looks futuristic, but it has well thought out design features that will make your busy life easier in the new year.
Read MorePeriod panties have been a game changer for me. I absolutely love them and encourage all my lady friends to make the change! Not only are they at least one million times more comfortable than wearing a pad (or any of the other alternatives, in my humble opinion), but they have showed to reduce cramps, are so much better for the environment — sustainability for the win with not having to throw away tons of one time period products, they are much cheaper than having to buy pads every month — most panties can last for years with proper care, and they have gotten pretty cute! For once women don’t have to dread their time of the month!
Read MoreSustainability may have become mainstream in the last decade, however, Native American communities have been advocates of eco-conscious living long before. They’ve embedded their love and respect for the land into their culture for centuries. While the world faces the terrifying reality of the consequences of ecocide, Native-owned businesses are pioneering this eco-conscious movement by creating products embedded in their ancestral practices of mindful sustainability and stewardship.
Read MoreEcoKaari is on a mission to turn plastic pollution into a canvas of tradition and sustainability. The name itself, a fusion of "Eco" and "Kaari" (Hindi for artisan), reveals their dedication to merging environmental responsibility with traditional craftsmanship. By transforming discarded plastic into handcrafted fabrics using traditional handlooms and charkhas (spindles), EcoKaari is not just creating textiles — it's reviving ancient skills while championing eco-conscious practices. Driven by core values of sustainability, empowerment, and innovation, EcoKaari is reshaping the narrative around waste. Their collaboration with the JSW Foundation amplifies these efforts, focusing on environmental conservation and community upliftment. From their stylish, practical bags to their seed collection that nurtures biodiversity, EcoKaari is redefining what it means to be both beautiful and impactful. Read on to learn more about EcoKaari.
Read MoreKelly J. Glusovich, the creator of Hi Post, had this vision to fuse sustainability, art, and fashion. With his creation of Hi Post, he’s brought his passions together in time to address the climate crisis underway. Hi Post brings an edge to the fashion industry while also being mindful of the state of the planet and uses the designs to remind people that sustainable fashion is cool and refreshing. Read on to learn more!
Read MoreInspired by Sir Isaac Newton, Newton’s First is a revolutionary clothing brand that prioritizes fit, fabric, and fashion. Catering to all types of men, they use stretchy yet comfortable fabrics that adhere to Newton's three laws of motion. By creating sizes for everyone, Newton's First has elevated men's athleisure to the next level. Embracing trends like customizable print-on-demand apparel, they aim to become the go-to name in big and tall athleisure, blending functionality with understated elegance. To learn more about Newton’s First and their innovative approach, read on.
Read MoreIt’s time to celebrate love, Pride month is here. As people across the country commemorate the LGTBQ+ community, it’s important to recognize the innovative businesses that bring unique perspectives to their industries and foster communities that celebrate diversity and authenticity. These brands are leaving their marks in both the social, economic, and ecological spheres. Jejune Magazine highlights pioneering Queer-owned brands that are changing the trajectory and paving the way for a more inclusive future.
Read MoreThe summer season approaches and brings hot, sunny days with it. It’s time to transition into summer clothing once again and put away the sweaters and bring out the dresses. While making this transition, it’s important to consider the clothing we choose and how it impacts the environment we live in today. Don’t stress, Jejune Magazine has compiled a list of the perfect sustainable brands to trust with your summer wardrobe!
Read MoreVintage Fashion Show and Pop Up Sale by Iconic Atomic size-inclusive boutique, voted Best Vintage Clothing Shop by Palm Springs Life Magazine 5 years in a row, on Saturday, April 20th, and Sunday, April 21st. Vintage and thrift is the ultimate in sustainable fashion.
Read MoreKix’ies is the thigh-high brand for all. Breaking down size barriers and tight stereotypes, Kix’ies made their own lane for legwear. Kix'ies thigh Highs are the fun and flexible solution to looking sexy and feeling comfortable on a night out. Their collections range from funky thigh highs to cozy socks to sexy tights. All of their collections embody their motto of remaining fun and free. Freedom to be comfortably yourself and freedom to have fun without worry. Their thigh-highs include an elastic band that keeps them snug all day without slipping. Each piece is made with durable fabrics that will last without wear and tear.
Read MoreMeet Sarah Zellweger, the founder of SZ Blockprints, who is restoring historic Indian block prints into printing circulation. These vibrant intricate designs are more than just clothing but history. Carrying forward the tradition of a fourth-generation, multigenerational block printing studio established by Kitty Rae, SZ Blockprints is introducing these exquisite designs to well-known retailers like J Crew. Read on to learn more about SZ Blockprints.
Read MoreTracy Christian, the creator of Sante Grace, decided to take fashion into her own hands. By creating an inclusive brand for the plus-size community she capitalized on the issues she saw in the fashion industry. Sante Grace is not only luxurious and comfortable, but it is sustainable with their packaging and materials. Keep reading to learn more about the inspiration behind the empowering brand and how Sante Grace came to be.
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