Sustainable kids review and giveaway, help for Haiti



A bit before Christmas we received a wonderful package from Sustainable Kids to review, their clothing is available at solne (kids 5-12) or A Green Wardrobe / Greenedge Kids. As most of you know, our life went upside down so things kind of got away from us... I'm pretty sure I already typed a review, but my computer ate it  so here we go again!

~Sustainable Kids is not just another organic, eco-friendly company.  Their money, time, compassion and passion is definitely where their mouths are.  My first post had a lot of info on what they are doing around the globe and the Open Door Haiti School, but as you'll see when you read further, right now there are more urgent needs.~


The first thing I noticed, of course... the clothes are adorable!  Stylish and up to date but not so trendy they won't be wearable with your next child.  Most of it was for girls, so we gave it to my little cousin Ophelia. Her Mama oohed and squealed over it! Some of the pieces I -really- want in GeekyMommy sizes =)  They have changed it up for the approaching warmer months so they don't have the jacket I want to link you, but they do have some other adorable options, including a cutesie tunic and skirt.

*Here are a couple of samples of what is currently available.*



The second thing I notice is quality. I will not waste money on something my son will wear through in a day... trust me, if it isn't made well, he will rip it by looking at it. He is ROUGH on his clothing!  But this is sturdy, no loose seems, high quality and wonderful.

The third thing I noticed was some extra cardboard... another box. Upon further inspection, I saw this box was a wonderful, marvelous, postage-paid way to remove your excuse not to help people. This box is for you to donate anything that might be needed- toys, shoes, toiletries, anything- to those who need it. A wonderful philanthropic effort! I will be sending mine off soon, I'll let you know what I fill it with when I'm done (waiting on payday!)

On that note, perhaps it is a good thing I didn't post this before, because now I can add this. We have all heard about the tragedy in Haiti. Sustainable kids is already acting to do what they can, and instead of trying to paraphrase I will just copy what she sent Mom


To our friends who want to be able to help in this time of need.

RESCUE WORK- our partner organization will be assisting monetarily through established relief organizations in the area during the first week or two when things are critical from a medical standpoint. 100% of any funds donated go directly to relief and rescue work.
You can make any financial donation, even as small as $25 directly through our partner organization:  Open Door Haiti
Or you can send a check of any amount, to their address below.

SUPPLIES DONATIONS - the needs for basic items are vast, and only worsened in wake of this disaster.


You can send items directly to Open Door Haiti US for immediate disbursement to those in need.
Most needed: Shoes, First Aid supplies, Personal care items, Vitamins and Clothing.
Send directly to: Open Door Haiti/U.S. 5070 Orange Blvd. Sanford, FL. 32771
Thank you for your support in this time of crisis.
- Sustainable Kids

We urge you to spend a little time at the Open Door Haiti site and check out their efforts- this is not a band-aid slapped on but an ongoing long term plan for a hand up. 

On to the giveaway.  Sustainable Kids has generously offered to give an Our Loonyverse reader 2 outfits, 1 for a boy  and 1 for a girl.  One winner will receive both outfits in their choice of sizes, if you don't have a boy and girl yourself you can pass whatever you don't need along to a friend or relative, donate it or give it away on your own blog if you like.  The outfits sent will depend on what is available at the time but you will love love love them, of that I am certain. Maia is an absolute delight to work with and she will hook you up.

***From Dddiva-  I have never exchanged more positive, uplifting, joyful emails than I received from Maia- every time I saw one in my inbox my spirits soared, there is that much passion and energy radiating through an electronic message-  truly amazing, and we are honored to have been chosen to work with Sustainable Kids.***

THE GIVEAWAY:  One lucky reader will receive 2 (2 piece) outfits, one for a boy, one for a girl to be chosen based on availability at the conclusion of the giveaway.  Open to US Residents 18+ ends 2/2 at 11:59pm CST.
Main entry:  Head on over to solne &/or A Green Wardrobe or Greenedge Kids and tell me your fave item (doesn't have to be kids clothing, poke around and check out all the fab things they have to offer.  Easy peasy.
Want more?  The main entry is all you need for a chance to win, but you can find out how to get additional entries into our giveaways here.

BONUS ENTRIES:  for 3 extra entries, go to Open Door Haiti and tell us something you learned about what they are doing.

We received several articles of clothing so we could do this review and giveaway.  The opinions expressed are ours and were in no way swayed because we received samples.

142 comments:

cdziuba said...

I love this women's top: The Liseron




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cdziuba said...

From Open Door Haiti, I learned this about the founder: Founder
In 1989, Wiljean Compere left his home in Hinche, Haiti for the country's second largest city, Cap Haitien. Wiljean felt the call of God on his life, and though he arrived on the streets of Cap Haitien with only 50 cents in his pocket, he believed that there was no obstacle too big for God to overcome.

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cdziuba said...

From Open Door Haiti, I learned this about the founder: Founder
In 1989, Wiljean Compere left his home in Hinche, Haiti for the country's second largest city, Cap Haitien. Wiljean felt the call of God on his life, and though he arrived on the streets of Cap Haitien with only 50 cents in his pocket, he believed that there was no obstacle too big for God to overcome.

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cdziuba said...

From Open Door Haiti, I learned this about the founder: Founder
In 1989, Wiljean Compere left his home in Hinche, Haiti for the country's second largest city, Cap Haitien. Wiljean felt the call of God on his life, and though he arrived on the streets of Cap Haitien with only 50 cents in his pocket, he believed that there was no obstacle too big for God to overcome.

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mverno said...

the night owl peacoat mverno@roadrunner.com

Stephanie said...

Venet Hoodie for boys is awesome!
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Stephanie said...

They are partnering with other Haitian ministries to distribute daily provision and meet basic needs (1)
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Stephanie said...

They are partnering with other Haitian ministries to distribute daily provision and meet basic needs (2)
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They are partnering with other Haitian ministries to distribute daily provision and meet basic needs (3)
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Starla said...

I love the Mimosa dress from A Green Wardrobe. I wanted quite a few of their dresses, actually!

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Nanci said...

I like the Monkey Bridge Kids Crew from Solne.

jlmk said...

I love the style of the The Myrtle dress.

Stephanie said...

Hi there, i love the Kulcha Scarf! So beautiful.

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Stephanie said...

Just visited Open Doo Haiti...I learned that they also do long term goals not just medical care. They are setting up job help, vocational education and even spiritual guidance. What an inspiring website.

Stephanie said...

Just visited Open Doo Haiti...I learned that they also do long term goals not just medical care. They are setting up job help, vocational education and even spiritual guidance. What an inspiring website.

Stephanie said...

Just visited Open Door Haiti...I learned that they also do long term goals not just medical care. They are setting up job help, vocational education and even spiritual guidance. What an inspiring website.

wildcat32 said...

I would love the Bravery short sleeve tshirt for my son.
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sweepmom said...

I like the Recycled Fleece Jacket - Brown.

Meredith said...

I love the little boys peace and sailboat sweaters!

sweetsue said...

The Burnout Racerback in tiedie is my favorite-so cute!
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Jenndiggy said...

I like the Jordan skirt in oxford blue.

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Jenndiggy said...

Open Door Trade School was launched in January 2007, offering classes in sewing, agriculture, computer and an adult literacy program.

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Jenndiggy said...

Open Door Trade School was launched in January 2007, offering classes in sewing, agriculture, computer and an adult literacy program.

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Jenndiggy said...

Open Door Trade School was launched in January 2007, offering classes in sewing, agriculture, computer and an adult literacy program.

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Heather said...

I like the Night Owl Peacoat.

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mogrill said...

I love the Night Owl Peacoat. Thanks for the chance.
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Cindy said...

Ooooh. I love the town coat. It would look funny on me, probably, but I love it so.

Cindy said...

They have a youth training ministry that includes training in English and marketable trades so that ministers can be bi-vocational.

Cindy said...

They have a youth training ministry that includes training in English and marketable trades so that ministers can be bi-vocational.

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Cindy said...

Hmmm. I tried to subscribe to your email feed and got an error. Thought I already subscribed, but can't find you in my emails. I guess I don't subscribe through email after all. I'm confused. Sorry about that.

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Stuff Parents Need said...

Cute stuff! I'm really loving the little girls' plum nadia top

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Mia J. said...

I really like the Striped Discovery Dress.

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Linda said...

I like the boy's Navy Polar Bear Pajamas.
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hbokor said...

I visted the sites and on the Solne site I absolutely love the Women's Knit Trench in brown. It's perfect for all types of weather and just very fashionable. Thanks for this giveaway. It's awesome too.

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Garner5 said...

I think the Red Flower Empire Dress from Greenedge kids is so cute!
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texaslady22 said...

I like the boys venet hoodie for my son!

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Starla said...

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Carolsue said...

I like the Venet Hoodie in a boy's size 2
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erma said...

I like the men's The Button-Up Plaid Shirt xl.
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amy16323 said...

plum nadia top.thanks so much
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AEKZ2 said...

My favorite item is the Red Flower Empire Dress.

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I learned that Open Door has a strategic plan which will meet the needs of those displaced and hopeless.

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I learned that Open Door has a strategic plan which will meet the needs of those displaced and hopeless.

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I learned that Open Door has a strategic plan which will meet the needs of those displaced and hopeless.

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Heather M said...

Praia Tunic Dress!

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Dispatcher_kristy said...

The Cassia Weekender Bag is great.. I would love to have it

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Mir said...

I really like the girls' Ivory Nadia Top

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Angela W said...

My FAV is the Hot Pink Party Dress on GreenEdgeKids!!! Thank You!

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vegan4life said...

they corresponding with other missionaries to help ty.

pinkveganmiso said...

I like the boys Cadet pant

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Vanessa said...

I like the 100% Cotton Cupcake Motif Sweater

Mtlgrl4evr said...

I like the Sustainable Kids Fuschia & Purple Reversible Dress.

Starla said...

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FDP 4 Life said...

i love the The Narcisse
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tina reynolds said...

i love the Venet Hoodie for boys thanks for the chance to win eaglesforjack@gmail.com

kathy pease said...

i love the Mary Poppins Small Bag in Black at solne :)

kathy pease said...

Open Door has a strategic plan which will meet the needs of those displaced and hopeless. We are partnering with other Haitian ministries to distribute daily provision and meet basic needs. This joint effort will leverage the strengths of varies ministries and to do our part we need you to donate today. With your generosity together we can serve Haiti. Thank you for giving.

kathy pease said...

2 Open Door has a strategic plan which will meet the needs of those displaced and hopeless. We are partnering with other Haitian ministries to distribute daily provision and meet basic needs. This joint effort will leverage the strengths of varies ministries and to do our part we need you to donate today. With your generosity together we can serve Haiti. Thank you for giving.

kathy pease said...

3 Open Door has a strategic plan which will meet the needs of those displaced and hopeless. We are partnering with other Haitian ministries to distribute daily provision and meet basic needs. This joint effort will leverage the strengths of varies ministries and to do our part we need you to donate today. With your generosity together we can serve Haiti. Thank you for giving.

Jinxy and Me said...

I like the Myrtle dress.

vegan4life said...

like the mrtle dress ty.

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missrantsypants said...

I love the Future Perfect dress.

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Donna said...

At Greenedge like the Kids California Baby 17.5-oz. Calming Shampoo.
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Rajee said...

I love this women's top: The Liseron

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Gianna said...

Flore Tunic for girls is cute :)

Rajee said...

From Open Door Haiti, I learned this about the founder: Founder
In 1989, Wiljean Compere left his home in Hinche, Haiti for the country's second largest city, Cap Haitien. Wiljean felt the call of God on his life, and though he arrived on the streets of Cap Haitien with only 50 cents in his pocket, he believed that there was no obstacle too big for God to overcome.
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Rajee said...

From Open Door Haiti, I learned this about the founder: Founder
In 1989, Wiljean Compere left his home in Hinche, Haiti for the country's second largest city, Cap Haitien. Wiljean felt the call of God on his life, and though he arrived on the streets of Cap Haitien with only 50 cents in his pocket, he believed that there was no obstacle too big for God to overcome.
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Rajee said...

From Open Door Haiti, I learned this about the founder: Founder
In 1989, Wiljean Compere left his home in Hinche, Haiti for the country's second largest city, Cap Haitien. Wiljean felt the call of God on his life, and though he arrived on the streets of Cap Haitien with only 50 cents in his pocket, he believed that there was no obstacle too big for God to overcome.
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Cal said...

I like that they stock California baby products, and I liked the organic underwear from Peau Ethique.

lilyk said...

I love The Peacock Pendant!

lilyk said...

I learned that Open Door Haiti's ministry programs are designed to lift the Haitian people up by providing medical care, vocational training, job opportunities and spiritual guidance. #1

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I learned that Open Door Haiti's ministry programs are designed to lift the Haitian people up by providing medical care, vocational training, job opportunities and spiritual guidance. #2

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