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Lifestyle Opinions

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Ethical Brands Lifestyle

Pioneering a Pollution-Free Phone Case

November 10, 2018 by Kasi

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Fashion Lifestyle

Video: Wear clothes, mostly ethical, not too many

September 26, 2018 by Kasi

In conversation about living with stuff and not taking it too seriously with my favorite Austin fashion crew.

Fashion Lifestyle

What We’re Into This Week: News in Nerdy Fashion

July 12, 2018 by Kasi

Everything Kasi & Scout are reading, listening to and watching in the world of ethics, fashion and sustainability. Plus some good LOLs.

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Is Method Soap Really Ethical?

September 17, 2017 by Contributor

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Fashion Lifestyle

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Hi, I'm Kasi. I created The Peahen to bring truth telling to fashion with wit and whimsy. I'm part journalist, part stylist and fuse the two to create this space - where ethics and modern style collide. This is a place to feast your eyes and feed your curiosity about how your clothes and goods are made, ensuring people and planet aren't compromised.