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Organic Giraffe

Scarf

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Scarf

Why It's Good:

Loosely draped, vividly colored neck scarves are this season's preferred route to the boho-chic look, but even with scads already lining our closets, we'll gladly make room for this striped number by Organic Giraffe — a perfect choice for when we want to look pretty, yet hippie, in pink.

Why It's Green:

This scarf is made from organic cotton, a pesticide-free fiber that's growing in demand. In 2007, approximately 7,473 acres of certified organic cotton — over 1,500 more acres than 2006 — was planted in the U.S.

Where To Get It:

www.shopbop.com | $82