Fabkins
Date: January 23, 2008 | Category: Kitchen, The Home
Since a single student can produce 45 pounds of garbage a year in disposable lunches, Fabkins is doing their part to wipe out waste with their adorable embroidered designs. These reusable, washable cloth napkins slip sweetly into any child’s lunch box, making it oh-so-easy to get closer to that goal of trashless lunches (New Year’s resolution anyone?). They’re also perfect for on-the-go messes - and when you’re done, just toss ‘em in the washer, and voila: they’re fresh and clean again. As one eco-mom said, “paper napkins are so last year” and we couldn’t agree more! We must note that, presently, Fabkins are made from conventional cotton - which almost cost them an ecofabulous mention - but they swear that organic cotton is definitely on their agenda, and should be available in the next couple of months.
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