Organic Cotton Clothes Bangor ME

Local resource for organic cotton clothing in Bangor, ME. Includes detailed information on local businesses that give access to organic cotton clothing, organic cotton pants, organic cotton shirts as well as information on organic cotton sheets and content on organic cotton.
Toys R Us
6 Bangor Mall Blvd.
Bangor, ME
 
Strollermama
(216) 831-9577
28001 Chagrin Blvd.
Woodmere, OH
 
Unique Boutique
(207) 989-1900
27 Ohio St
Bangor, ME
 
Epic Sports
(207) 941-5670
6 Central St
Bangor, ME
 
The Growing Place
(207) 941-1055
552 Hammond St
Bangor, ME
 
The Littlest Details
(440) 934-3778
36840 Detroit Rd.
Avon, OH
 
UNIFIRST CORP.
207-947-0523, 800-640-0523
70 GODSOE RD.,
BANGOR, ME
Departments / Services
coveralls, SUPPLIER WORKWEAR, work wear, uniform suppliers, UNIFORM WORKWEAR, UNIFORM RENTAL SERVICE, industrial uniform, RENTAL SERVICE UNIFORM, workwear, UNIFORM SUPPLY SERVICE, UNIFORM LEASING SERVICE, uniform, protective clothing, CORPORATE WORKWEAR, uniforms, UNIFORM SUPPLIER, UNIFORM RENTAL, HIGH VISIBILITY SAFETY CLOTHING, WORK UNIFORM SUPPLIER
Hours
44.782197 -68.787734

Express
(207) 947-4669
663 Stillwater Ave
Bangor, ME
 
Journeys #1287
(207) 942-9071
663 Stillwater Ave #1177 Bangor Mall
Bangor, ME
 
Pro Libris Book Shop
(207) 942-3019
10 3rd St
Bangor, ME
 

Organic Undies: The Next Frontier

Organic Undies: The Next Frontier

May 11, 2009   Marisa Belger


When W makes the leap from diaper abuser to civilized toilet trainee, I plan to indulge my organic cotton sensibilities—and his tush—with a pair or two of Hannah Anderson’s organic cotton underwear for boys (also available for girls). At $20.50 a pair ($16 on sale), they’re far from recession-friendly, but they’re constructed from the finest, super-soft organic cotton, which seems all but guaranteed to keep the even the newest toilet user from ever going back to the diaper dark side.

I’m all about the striped briefs , but the boxer briefs are pretty irresistible too.

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