We're not whimsy-maxxing just for the 'Gram, but how dang cute and whimsical are these cozy scarves?! 😍 Made from the same vibrant threads as our best-selling recycled fiber socks, these recycled fiber scarves are the perfect warm and whimsical addition to any cold-weather adventure. Whether you're treating yourself or gifting to a loved one, these scarves will brighten anyone's day.
If you've read our blog post on textile recycling, you know our super-high sustainability standards, and these scarves meet 'em all. Each scarf is made from recycled materials, and the carbon footprint of every purchase is offset through Native Energy — a Vermont organization promoting renewable energy, methane abatement, and fuel efficiency projects across the globe.
Recycled Fiber Knit Scarf Quick Details:
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Limited Release! Only available during the holiday season in limited quantities.
- Cute and cozy and guaranteed to put a smile on your face
- Tight knit weave keeps you warm on the chilliest of days
- Made from recycled materials with zero additional dyes or chemicals
- Made in North Carolina by people earning living wages with generous medical benefits
✨ Grab a matching pair of socks and drink cozy to go all-in on sustainable whimsy this holiday season!
Size
These are flat scarves that measure 66" long by 11" wide when laid flat.
Materials
75% recycled cotton, 20% recycled polyester, 5% other
Care
To keep your scarf in tip-top shape for as long as possible, we recommend machine washing on a gentle cycle with cold water and a natural laundry detergent, and drying on a cool setting. For extra-sustainability, hang dry your scarf instead! Do not use bleach.
Packaging + End of Life
Each scarf will come unpackaged with just a small cardboard tag. The tag is attached to the scarf with one of those plastic tag things, which should be thrown away. The tag can be recycled.
Origin
Made by a small, woman-owned business in Hickory, North Carolina.
Ethical Guarantees
Cruelty-Free
Give-Back Program
Made in the USA
Vegan
Woman-Owned
🌎 You care about the planet. So do we.
Look. I get it. It’s HARD to be an EcoWarrior. Someone who cares about the planet and wants the most sustainable products available — from the ingredients to the packaging to the way that product gets to your hands.
It seems like everywhere we turn, someone, somewhere, is greenwashing us.
But our superpower at A Drop in the Ocean is sorting through the BS, calling it out, and making sure our products are the absolute most sustainable and truly zero waste products we can find.
So on top of all the things we mentioned above about what makes our recycled fiber scarves so sustainable, here’s a few other things you should know:
- We’re actually practicing what we preach behind the scenes. Each year, we track and record all of our trash, and even wrote a whole blog post on it. The tl;dr version is this: on average, we produce less than 0.5 pounds of trash each month. Everything from the packaging our products come in down to the Sharpie we use to write “Fragile” on your box is zero waste to its core.
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We’re an online-only zero waste store — which is highly intentional. It may seem counter-intuitive, but online shopping is actually more sustainable than in-person. I’m a data nerd at heart and I love diving into the research, and there are countless studies that have shown that online shopping is the most sustainable way to get your everyday essentials. Don’t believe me? Check out our whole blog post on the sustainability of online shopping.
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We ship ugly boxes. Your order from A Drop in the Ocean is not going to arrive in a pretty, branded box. It’s gonna show up in a reused tea box, or a donated Amazon box, or maybe even an inside-out Girl Scout Cookies box. All of our shipping materials are always 100% plastic-free and reused as much as possible, with curbside-recyclable paper tape and a post-consumer recycled paper shipping label. It won’t be pretty, but it will be zero waste.
Got more questions about our zero waste products or our practices behind the scenes? Just send us an email! I’m always happy to chat all things eco.
