FAVORITE STORIES
The 1940s promised a zany future full of Jetsons-style innovations, flying cars, and 3D-printed food. Although we all aren’t jetpacking to work (yet), we’re here to follow through on the promise of innovation. Equal parts past, present, and people, with a heaping dash of futurity, this blog is where we’ll build our vision of the circular and waste-free future we want to see.
What the Favorite: Caring for Cotton
Taking care of our clothes and undergarments is important. The Big Favorite pieces were made to last and here are some ways to take the best care of them.
Big Favorite: Jenny Cooper
Granny panties, Turtlenecks, and past J.Crew. Meet Jenny Cooper and learn how fashion's waste problem inspired her zero waste coffee shop.
The Big Difference: Chemical and Natural Dyes
Colorful clothing has become an important part of our self-expression, but it doesn't have to be so bad for the environment.
The Big Favorite's Favorite Things, Pt 4: The Comfort Family
The Comfort Family. Gifting difficulty level: 6/10. Barely holding on, would do anything for a night without the kids, and prioritizes comfort above all else.
The Big Favorite's Favorite Things Gift Guide, Pt 3: The SuperNormal
The SuperNormal. Gifting difficulty level: 6/10. Literally, above the norm. Idealistic, curious, analytical, and only wants what you can't find.Â
The Big Favorite's Favorite Things Gift Guide, Pt 2: The Zero Waster
The Zero Waster. Gifting difficulty level: 10/10. The advocate. Probably on their tiny home journey, and seriously committed to zero waste.Â
The Big Favorite's Favorite Things Gift Guide, Pt 1: The Stylish Second-Hander
The Stylish Second-Hander. Gifting difficulty Level: 8/10. Self expressive, never sacrifices style, and is super thoughtful about purchasing. A new item for them is like a tattoo.
BIG FAVORITE: RON MIKOS
Susty life hacks, underwear horror stories and more from our favorite TBF model and Strength & Conditioning Coach.
HOW TO CLEAN OUT YOUR TOP DRAWER
Maybe it’s still not safe to gather for you, or rainy weather has your weekend 4th of July plans spoiled. If you’re looking for something to do, look no further than your top drawer.Â
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