EJF Eco Chic Pop Up Shop

 

by Deborah Miarkowska

At EcoChic Magazine we are firm believers in all things Eco Chic and are delighted to celebrate with the EJF and the opening of their new London Pop Up Shop ‘Eco Chic’.

The Environmental Justice Foundation (EJF) has opened a three-level pop-up shop called ‘Eco Chic’ at 57 Carnaby St in London featuring a host of ethical fashion brands including EJF’s designer organic cotton t-shirts, a smoothie bar and home-made cupcakes.Open until May 5th, EJF hope to raise awareness and funds for our work giving a voice to victims of environmental injustices and promoting peaceful solutions to the problems they face. All profits from the shop will go to EJF.

Visit the shop to learn more and support EJF’s campaigns on cotton production, protection of fish stocks and coastal habitats, climate refugees and toxic pesticides. Help your favourite campaign by getting a designer organic cotton campaign t-shirt, pick up a free report and spread the word to friends and family.

Eco Chic also features collections from leading ethical fashion brands Katharine Hamnett, Monkee Genes, Goodone, From Somewhere, Veja, Beyond Skin, Pants to Poverty and many more, until Bank Holiday Monday May 3.

A full programme of events including film nights, live music, designer talks and late night shopping will be added to the website in the coming weeks so keep an eye out and come down!

Eco Chic - 57 Carnaby Street, London W1, United Kingdom

Monday - Saturday 10am-6pm
Sunday - Bank holiday 12-6pm until 5th May 2010.

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