In2Green's blankets are made from eco2cotton, a fabric spun out of leftover clippings from manufacturers of T-shirts and other garments. Many of the leftovers are predyed, and those inherent colors are used for new blankets without adding chemicals to the production process. Prices and more info below.
Blankets are generously sized (50 x 60 inches) and available in a wide range of designs for $125. They also offer monogrammed blankets for $125.
Baby blankets and gift sets are sold for $35 - $65. For more information on In2Green and eco2cotton, click here.
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Comments (2)
These are cute, especially the top one. But, I think this is a steep price point for cotton, eco or not.
I think it's a really steep price considering they are using remnants and it isn't even organic. It says they don't "add chemicals" but that's a moot point since chemicals were used on the cotton plant and then in the initial production phase.