Okay, I keep getting emails from everyday consumers saying, "Patricc,
summer is almost over. What do I do about my wardrobe? I can't afford
to go out and buy all new clothing for fall." Well I hope to give you
a little relief by saying that there is no need to go buy a whole new
wardrobe. There are key things that can be done to transition your
summer gear to fall. This fall is going to be all about recycling and
reusing what you already own. I know first hand about this since I had
2 older brothers growing up.

Are you sure it is okay to wear what you have on?? Has it been
approved by someone else??????

You know what’s great about fashion? In fashion there are no rules. No
police out there to arrest you for wearing something you like but
other people don't like. (although I wish there were fashion police,
but that is another blog) You can do what you like, whenever you like,
however you like. So my question is why is it that people need
approval??? Remember being a kid? I don't remember too much so that is
why I like looking at kids; but only kids with parents that allow

Organic clothing has broken away from the drab earth tones and plain designs and has moved into the bold and colorful. This season is overflowing with bright colors and extreme designs and organic clothing companies have responded. You can find organic shirts in pomegranate, multiple shades of purple and blue, and even bright yellows.

To me fashion is about expressing yourself. It’s not about how expensive your outfit is, it’s about how you wear it. Too many people confuse “in style” with “having style”. Just because you buy a shirt at your local mall doesn’t mean you’re cool. Try buying that $100 trendy tee and wear it completely tucked in with belt loops showing on your creased up chinos. That’s like buying the $10,000 spinners and putting them on a Pinto. Now I’m not going to tell you to buy a $100 tee, cuz I feel you can make a $30 tee look just as good depending on how/what you wear it with.

Just wanted to post a quick note about some of the activities that we have been involved in.

Hey guys, sorry we are just getting this out. Patricc, one of the founders of 3, was interviewed recently about the 10% that 3 Clothing donates to charities of the customer's choice. The article was published in My Business Magazine which is the leading magazine for small-to-medium enterprises.

"What we contribute is not enough to cure cancer or stop violence, but if we can get other businesses to follow this trend, it could help so many people," Reed says.
Read the full story. http://www.mybusinessmag.com/fullstory.php3?sid=1825

Discuss it here http://3clothingco.com/site/node/63

Why 3 clothing is so important to me~ Josie

There is a great song that I like, but I disagree with completely. The song that I’m talking about is “Waiting on the World to Change” by John Mayer. It’s a good song, but it leaves you feeling powerless and I don’t think that’s how we should feel. To me the song speaks to the generation Y (Born 1977-2002) which includes John Mayer and the founders of 3 Clothing for that matter. It seems to say that we are just sitting by and waiting for others to change the world. Well, I say that WE ARE THE PEOPLE THAT WE HAVE BEEN WAITING FOR!

Here at 3 Clothing Company, we are in the constant pursuit of a better quality of life for everyone. Josie has recently discovered a dietary change that has helped him feel so much better! Read on…

Why We Need to Clean Up Cotton

Let me start by saying this: this is my personal opinion and I welcome everyone to leave their opinion as well. This blog is intended to start a discussion on what is a viable replacement for fossil fuels. Please feel free to write your opinion and quote any research you have done. If you feel as though something said in this blog is incorrect, please correct it. I am by no means an expert on this subject and am just expressing an opinion based on what I have read.